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Friday marked the end of the bill filing period for the 88th Legislature. Last week I filed SB 11 which builds on the work of previous legislatures on school safety and the Senate Finance Committee heard SB 30, the supplemental appropriations bill. Read more about things happening in Texas: ... See MoreSee Less
My Five Cents - Robert Nichols for Senate
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It’s time to spring forward! Daylight Saving Time begins this weekend. Remember to set your clocks forward Saturday night. Here are five things happening around your state: Bill filing deadline This...All taxes in Texas can be covered by a sales and VAT tax with good management and allow all Texans the dream of truly owning their homes! Otherwise we will be a state of apartments controlled by the state. Our politicians need to only listen to us the voter and not the taxpayer funded lobbyists!
Representative Toth has filed a bill to ELIMINATE PROPERTY TAX. HB 268 can ELIMINATE PROPERTY TAX if we work as hard and want it as much as Mr.Toth. Please, coauthor HB268. He wants to ELIMINATE PROPERTY TAX…DO YOU??? #EliminatePropertyTax
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Today we celebrate Texas Independence Day! On that day in 1836, a delegate from each of the 59 existing settlements in Texas signed the Texas Declaration of Independence. Here are five things happening in Texas: ... See MoreSee Less
My Five Cents - Robert Nichols for Senate
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On March 2, we celebrate Texas Independence Day! On that day in 1836, a delegate from each of the 59 existing settlements in Texas signed the Texas Declaration of Independence. This document officiall...Happy Texas Independence Day! I hope you'll join me in celebrating 187 years of legendary Texas history. ... See MoreSee Less
Texas adopted its Declaration of Independence on Sam Houston's 43rd birthday. Houston, a member of the Cherokee Indian tribe, was commander of the Texas Army. He later served as Texas governor.. :o)~
Senator Robert Nichols, on this Texas Independence Day, we're asking TXLEGE to support Rep David Spiller. File a companion for our bill HB43. It's a comprehensive legislative solution to Protect Texans’ property and #EliminatePropertyTax. Because property taxed, is never owned. And no tax should have the power to leave us homeless. "When a government has ceased to protect the Lives, Liberty, and Property of the People, ...it becomes an instrument in the hands of evil rulers for their oppression." - George Childress; Author of the Texas Declaration of Independence; March 2, 1836
Senator Robert Nichols, please write a companion bill to one of the following. HB 043 - David Spiller HB 268 - Steve Toth HB 577 - Terri Leo Wilson As long as there's a property tax, Texans rent their homes from the government. No Relief. No Reform. #EliminatePropertyTax Thank you!
Happy #NationalAgricultureDay! We owe thanks to all of our Texas farmers and ranchers who work hard every day to make sure we have food to eat. #AgDay #agday23
On this day in 1854, the Republican Party was officially formed. Happy birthday to the Grand Old Party!
Happy #StPatricksDay! May your day be filled with joy, happiness, and good luck.
Senator Nichols is a tried-and-true conservative. He served as County Chairman for dozens of Republican candidates including United States Senators John Tower, Phil Gramm and John Cornyn, then-Governor George W. Bush, Governor Rick Perry and Nichols’ conservative tradition continues. Nichols has been named a “Champion for Free Enterprise” by the Texas Association of Business multiple years in a row, Texas Eagle Forum has named him one of the most conservative members of the Texas Legislature, and he has been named a “Champion for Children” by the Equity Center for his work to improve the school finance system.
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Texas Sen. Robert Nichols is a devoted husband and father who shares our conservative East Texas values. Sen. Nichols cares deeply about Texas and our country.