Nichols has a strong conservative record focused on limitedĀ government and representing our districtās interests. He authored andĀ passed legislation to reduce government spending, protect landownersĀ and encourage free-markets. Before becoming a state senator, NicholsĀ was a successful businessman who built four manufacturing facilities,Ā earned 32 U.S. patents, and created more than 900 jobs for East TexasĀ families. He has also served as a mayor and was appointed byĀ then Governor George W. Bush and re-appointed by Governor Rick PerryĀ to the Texas Transportation Commission where he served for eightĀ years.
Prohibits the release of violent offenders on personal bonds or the release of offenders who are charged with additional crimes while out on bail. It also requires more judicial training, data collection, and that officials examine a defendant’s criminal history before setting bail. Relating to rules for setting the amount of bail, to the release of certain defendants on a monetary bond or personal bond, to related duties of certain officers taking bail bonds and of a magistrate in a criminal case, to charitable bail organizations, and to the reporting of information pertaining to bail bonds.
Ensures that early voting hours are standardized and expanded statewide. It also protects the sanctity of the ballot by strengthening the requirements for mail-in voting by adding identification requirements to mail-in ballots. Relating to election integrity and security, including by preventing fraud in the conduct of elections in this state; increasing criminal penalties; creating criminal offenses.
The Legislature passed Senate Bill 1 and Senate Joint Resolution 2, which puts a constitutional amendment before Texans to lower their property taxes. SJR 2 will increase the homestead exemption from $25,000 in appraised home value to $40,000, equating to a 60% increase over existing law.
Authored legislation to crack down on robocallers running car warranty scams and protect drivers’ privacy from public data. Relating to the Texas Consumer Privacy Act Phase I; creating criminal offenses; increasing the punishment for an existing criminal offense.
Cuts down on frivolous lawsuits in the trucking industry and other commercial vehicles. Relating to civil liability of a commercial motor vehicle owner or operator, including the effect that changes to that liability have on commercial automobile insurance.
Ensures that houses of worship are protected from being forced to close under any emergency powers in the future. Relating to the prohibited suspension of laws protecting religious freedom and prohibited closure of places of worship
Authored legislation of meaningful broadband reform to expand broadband services across Texas. Relating to the expansion of broadband services to certain areas.
Limits the out-of-pocket cost of insulin. Relating to health benefit plan cost-sharing requirements for prescription insulin.
Provides retroactive liability protections for large and small businesses, health care providers, and first responders. Relating to election integrity and security, including by preventing fraud in the conduct of elections in this state; increasing criminal penalties; creating criminal offenses.
Established that rules adopted by ERCOT under delegated authority by the PUC may not take effect before receiving PUC approval. Relating to the governance of the Public Utility Commission of Texas, the Office of Public Utility Counsel, and an independent organization certified to manage a power region.Ā
Relating to a limit on the rate of growth of certain appropriations.
Requires upgrades for power generators and transmission lines improvements to withstand extreme weather. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas will conduct inspections of the facilities, and failure to weatherize may result in penalties. Substantial changes to the governance of Electric Reliability Council of Texas, Inc. (āERCOTā). Relating to preparing for, preventing, and responding to weather emergencies and power outages; increasing the amount of administrative and civil penalties.
Requires major counties hold an election before reducing their law enforcement budgets. The House bill would financially punish the stateās larger cities if they cut police funds. Relating to an election to approve a reduction or reallocation of funding or resources for certain county law enforcement agencies.
Banned red light cameras that take a photo of vehicles then issue a ticket to the owner (86th Session)
Provides protections for people and businesses who have donated to, supported, or are affiliated with a religious organization (86th Session)
Eliminated the DRP that left low-income drivers in a cycle of debt. Individuals with DWIs will face additional fines up to $6000 after (86th Session)
Increased access to broadband internet for rural areas in Texas (86th Session)
Bolstered the stateās emergency preparedness and disaster relief programs (86th Session)
Taxing entities must seek voter approval before levying a 3.5 percent property tax increase (86th Session)
Provided $6.5 billion for public education, including raise in funding per student and teacher salary raises (86th Session)
Ensures Texas teachersā pension system remains financially stable (86th Session)
Served on the Senate Finance Committee and passed a $250 billion budget with no line-item vetoes from the Governor (86th Session)
Provided funding for schools to implement emergency operations plans, training, and safety upgrades (86th Session)
Added state funding to teacherās healthcare fundĀ (85th Session)
Improved Houston Firefighters and Dallas Police officers solvencyĀ (85th Session)
Created preference for American steel in infrastructure projects (85th Session)
Implemented recommendations on the agencyĀ (85th Session)
Ensured those who manufacture products for export could compete with the rest of the nationĀ (85th Session)
Prohibits partial-birth abortionsĀ (85th Session)
(85th Session)
Authored SB 16- license to carry fee reduction from $70 to $40Ā (85th Session)
(85th Session)
Passed a balanced budget, with provisions to hire 600 new caseworkers for abused/neglected children, $800 million to secure the border and hiring of 250 new troopers, and $25 million for protective vests for law enforcementĀ (85th Session)
Supported mental health funding, including $300 million for new and replacement state hospitals (85th Session)
HB 867 to make Women Veterans Initiative permanent (84th Session)
SFA to receive a $46.4 million tuition revenue bond (TRB) to fund a Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM) building on campus (84th Session)
84th Session
Lamar State College-Orange (LSCO) to receive a $10 million TRB to fund a multi-purpose education building on campus (84th Session)
From $5,040 to $5,140 in fiscal years 2016 and 2017 (84th Session)
Supported SJR 5/HB 20- dedicates $2.5 billion + 35% of motor vehicle sales tax revenues over $5 billion annually to reducing transportation debt (84th Session)
$4 million/year (84th Session)
SB 38 (84th Session)
Supported mobility fund to reduce transportation-related debt (HB 122) (84th Session)
Allows Texans to open carry as long as they meet current CHL background check requirements (84th Session)
HB 32- cuts franchise tax rates by 25% for all businesses paying the tax (84th Session)
Named Legislator of the Year by Texas Forestry Association
Passed a balanced budget that was $2 billion under the spending cap
Passed an $800 million border security package
Passed Pastor Protection Act (SB 2065)- protects First Amendment rights of pastors (84th Session)
84th Session
Supported allocation of funds to Teacher Retirement System of Texas (HB 2) (84th Session)
HB 1302- Tougher penalties for sex offenders (83rd Session)
HB 4 (83rd Session)
SB 955 (83rd Session)
Authored SB 1267- TIMOS liability;Ā Sponsored HB 487- volunteer firefighter liability;Ā Sponsored HB 2741- creates an optional timber-specific permit that allows loggers to load up to 44k lbs. on a tandem axle;Ā Supported numerous grant applications for VFDs in all years (83rd Session)
Medicaid fraud crack down (SB 8) and expanded delivery options for healthcare (SB 7) (83rd Session)
Unemployment benefits- SB 21; welfare benefits- SB 11 (83rd Session)
HB 308 (83rd Session)
Passed SJR 1/HB 1 (83rd Session)
Ended $400 million in diversions (83rd Session)
Telecom tax credit of $100 million
83rd Session
For businesses with less than $1 million in annual revenues (83rd Session)
SB 510- Drivers required to vacate lanes when construction workers are present (83rd Session)
HB 800- provides $240 million in additional tax relief (83rd Session)
Contracts with predefined ābuy-backā provisions (83rd Session)
HB 7- Ā resulting in $140 million in fee cuts for consumers annually (83rd Session)
Passed SB 466 (83rd Session)
HB 3390 (83rd Session)
Passed SB 1029 (83rd Session)
83rd Session
Passed a balanced budget with no new taxes (83rd Session)Ā
Transferred these functions from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to the Public Utility Commission (83rd Session)
HB 5 cuts number of tests from 15 to 5 (83rd Session)
Passed HB 3233 (83rd Session)
Sponsored HB 612 and HB 613- timber theft bills;Ā Sponsored SB 732- Tree cutting bill- āvegetation without representationā;Ā Sponsored HB 3309- maximum weights for state highways, roads, and bridges;Ā Authored SB 646- Texas Forest Service Sunset Bill- 1) Prevented the closure of local TFS sites and 2) Prevented the layoff of āboots on the groundā (82nd Session)
SB 1812- requires background checks for right-of-way agents licensed in Texas (82nd Session)
Sponsored HB 1476 (82nd Session)
Passed legislation to prohibit employers from banning employees from storing a gun in their car in a company parking lot (82nd Session)
Co-authored SB 257 (82nd Session)
Co-authored SB 371 (82nd Session)
Gave locals control of the roads (82nd Session)
SB 688 (82nd Session)
82nd Session
82nd Session
SB 19 (82nd Session)
Reduced the original intended cut in the budget; secured previously denied federal funds (82nd Session)
SB 430 (82nd Session)
SB 573- provides a way out of the water provider monopoly so users can contract with whoever they choose (82nd Session)
Required the TCEQ to provide a copy of an injection well application to the groundwater conservation district (82nd Session)
SB 14 (82nd Session)
SB 1378- Polk and Tyler Counties (82nd Session)
81st Session- Special Session
81st Session
40% increase in funding for the TEXAS grant program (81st Session)
SB 1670- allowing Polk County to pay the 1970s historical price for land in order to establish a new higher education center in Livingston (81st Session)
SB 643- requiring significant reforms to prevent abuse and neglect (81st Session)
helped victims of Hurricanes Katrina, Rita, and Ike (81st Session)
HB 1409- allowed pharmacists to administer the flu vaccine to children ages 7-14; SB 1171- improved communication with local health authorities (81st Session)
HB 1914- Cut taxes for many small businesses and removed competition from prison labor (81st Session)
SB 596 (81st Session)
Co-authored legislation to allow Texans to vote on a constitutional amendment to strengthen landownersā rights (81st Session)
SB 93, or the Hazelwood Legacy Act, waived tuition at a public college/university for children of veterans; HB 3613 also exempted fully disabled veterans from paying property taxes (81st Session)
Sponsored HB 2914- fuel mitigation pilot programs for fire departments;Ā Sponsored HB 3340- conveyance of state forest land in Cherokee County under control of the Texas A&M Board of Regents;Ā Authored SB 1668- TDA Biomass program- legislation amended to ensure biomass fuel sources did not adversely affect other timber-product businesses;Ā Protected use of timber for electric poles;Ā Supported increase in funding of $7 million for Texas Wildfire Protection Plan;Ā Supported increase in funding for Rural Volunteer Fire Dept. Insurance Program and Rural Fire Dept. Assistance Program;Ā Fought legislation to require green building costs (81st Session)
HB 2680- provided new tools for law enforcement to fight against gangs (81st Session)
With same tools used to prevent gang violence (81st Session)
HB 1495- explains the process of eminent domain in language easily understood by the average property owner (80th Session)
SB 3 (80th Session)
SB 378- allows Texans to use deadly force against intruders on their home or occupied vehicle (80th Session)
With ratemaking reforms for water and wastewater utilities (80th Session)
SB 792 (80th Session)
Improves the transportation funding mechanism and Ā grants toll road authorities the opportunity to complete and extend projects (80th Session)
SB 11 (80th Session)
HB 8- toughens penalties on child molesters (80th Session)
HB 1775 (80th Session)
HB 872 (80th Session)
80th Session
80th Session
Extended a 33% tax cut to seniors and disabled taxpayers (80th Session)
SB 825 (80th Session)
I had a wonderful time at the Republican Party of Texas Convention in Houston last weekend. Itās always great to see old friends and make new ones with the dedicated Republicans of Texas. ... See MoreSee Less
Lovingkindness is the antidote to hatred #dosomething #politicalhumanity
ROUND TABLE REVIVAL KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE OF DEMOCRACY UNITE WE ARE THE UNALIENABLE RIGHT TO VOTE THE HOLY GRAIL THE HOLY SPIRIT OF CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED JUSTICE REQUIRES JUSTICE FOR ALL UNITED WE STAND WITH THE UNALIENABLE RIGHT TO VOTE Love Thy Neighbor As Thyself www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvipPYFebWc
THE HOLY GRAIL OF CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED THE UNALIENABLE RIGHT TO VOTE FOR WE THE PEOPLE TO BIND GOVERNMENT FROM MISCHIEF WE CAN MAKE MISTAKES BUT WITH THE UNALIENABLE RIGHT TO VOTE AND THE ELECTIONS INFRASTRUCTURE TO IMPLEMENT IT WE CAN CHANGE COURSE ONCE WE SEE BAD FRUITS THE IDEA OF DEMOCRACY IS TO ALLOW CHANGE WITHOUT UTTER DESTRUCTIVE VIOLENCE IT IS ILLEGAL TO OVERTHROW THE GOVERNMENT WITH VIOLENCE VOTER DISENFRANCHISEMENT HOWEVER IS THE OVERTHROW OF JUST GOVERNMENT OF CONSENT WHEN DEMOCRACY BECOMES A TOOL OF VOTER DISENFRANCHISEMENT SILENCING THOSE WHO KNOW OUR PROBLEMS BEST THOSE IN JAIL, THOSE ON PROBATION THOSE PREVENTED FROM NATURALIZATION UNREASONABLY WE ARE NO LONGER A DEMOCRACY WE MUST BEAT THE SWORDS OF DICTATORSHIPS INTO THE PLOWSHARES OF DEMOCRACY LOVE THY NEIGHBOR AS THYSELF FULFILLS ALL THE LAW AND PROPHECIES DEMOCRACY IS CHRISTIANITY YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE IS MY RIGHT TO VOTE VOTER DISENFRANCHISEMENT IS A STUMBLING BLOCK IN THE WAY OF CHRIST'S RULE ON EARTH LOVE THY NEIGHBOR AS THYSELF YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE IS MY RIGHT TO VOTE UNITED WE STAND AS ONE IN CHRIST'S LOVE THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL IS THE UNCONSENSUAL ACQUISITION OF WEALTH AND POWER GOVERNMENT DERIVES IT'S JUST POWERS FROM THE HOLY SPIRIT OF THE CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED THE PEACE TREATY THE WORLD NEEDS RIGHT NOW IS THE UNALIENABLE RIGHT TO VOTE IN AMERICA AMERICA BE AMERICA AT LAST CASH THAT PROMISSORY NOTE Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Talked About A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT FOR THE UNALIENABLE RIGHT TO VOTE ABOLISHING THE DEATH PENALTY AS VOTER DISENFRANCHISEMENT DON'T KILL JESUS AGAIN The Least Of These Our Republic is like a Prism that Examines the Light of Democracy In Detail of All The Wavelengths of The Rainbow of Humanity The All Seeing Eye Love Thy Neighbor As Thyself With The Unalienable Right To Vote If Nothing Else The Foundation of Justice is Equality Before The Law The Foundation of Law in Democracy is The Right To Vote Justice Requires Justice For All The Unalienable Right to Vote for Citizens and Path to Citizenship for Immigrants to Secure Unalienable Human Rights In Government I'm Wishing On A Star To Heal The Crack In Our Liberty Bell That Is Voter Disenfranchisement Declare Independence From Voter Disenfranchisement Love Is The Rock We Build Our Future On The Spirit Of We The People Is Excalibur UNDIVIDED IN CHRIST'S LOVE FOR US
TRUMP and his Republicans SENT armed people to the capital and they had plans TO KILL V/P PENCE,,,,what is Pence waiting for ? HIM TO SUCCEDE, Capitol Police Sergeant Aquilino Gonell: "They kept saying, 'Trump sent me. We won't listen to you. We are here to take over the Capitol, we're here to hang Mike Pence QAnon Shaman plannaed to 'capture and assassinate elected officials', say prosecutors and left a note for Mike Pence saying 'justice is coming' during Capitol riot • Federal prosecutors are seeking the detention of Jacob Chansley of Arizona • He is the horned shaman and QAnon conspiracy theorist pictured in Capitol riots • Chansley surrendered himself to the FBI in Phoenix on Saturday, January 9 • Prosecutors say he and others planned to capture and kill elected officials • They say he left note warning Pence 'it's only a matter of time, justice is coming' QAnon Shaman planned to 'capture and assassinate elected officials', say prosecutors and left a note for Mike Pence saying 'justice is coming' during Capitol riot • Federal prosecutors are seeking the detention of Jacob Chansley of Arizona • He is the horned shaman and QAnon conspiracy theorist pictured in Capitol riots • Chansley surrendered himself to the FBI in Phoenix on Saturday, January 9 • Prosecutors say he and others planned to capture and kill elected officials • They say he left note warning Pence 'it's only a matter of time, justice is coming' By CHRIS JEWERS FOR MAILONLINE and REUTERS and AFP PUBLISHED: 01:05 EST, 15 January 2021 | UPDATED: 08:08 EST, 15 January 2021
Too bad the Reps and Senators don’t do what the Republican voters want!!! We’ve passed Propositions to ELIMINATE PROPERTY TAX for the last 14 years and our elected officials do nothing.
Keepin’ it Conservative.
Join me in wishing a very Happy Fatherās Day to all the great dads in East Texas! One of my life's greatest blessings is to be a father and grandfather. ... See MoreSee Less
And you are a great one too. Happy Father’s Day to you too.
Happy Father’s Day, Robert! I agree with your statement!
Happy Father’s Day Robert!
Happy Father's Day to you!
Happy Father’s Day Senator!
Happy Father’s Day
From Judy and Charlie
Back at ya!
And more importantly, Happy Juneteenth!
Happy father's day to you all onhere
Happy Father’s Day Robert !š
Another assault on the American people by REPUBICANS,,,They want the capital attack out the news cycle so they replace it with this.... ROE VRS WADE If you know of someone killing a baby RUN DONT WALK to your nearest district attorney office submit your evidence and file charges ,,,let me know how that works for you ..BUT YOU DON’T KNOW OF ANYONE KILLING A BABY DO YOU ? you simply lie LATE TERM ABORTION can only mean one thing SOMEONE is dying and there is NOTHING anyone can do about it EXCEPT make a decision as to WHO is going to die. Not a situation I would ever want to be in, usually if NOTHING is done BOTH mother and unborn will die sometime a CHOISE must be made and DONALD FCKN TRUMP DOES NOT get to make that call and NEITHER DO YOU religious idiots who THINK that they are doctore THEY ARE NOT The most recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that about 1.3 percent of abortions performed in the United States in 2015 occurred in or after the 21st week of pregnancy. Abortions after 24 weeks comprise less than one percent of all abortions. When they occur, it is usually because the fetus has been found to have a fatal condition that could not be detected earlier, such as a severe malformation of the brain, or because the mother’s life or health is at serious risk. There are NO PRO LIFE people there are only ANTI ABORTION people who CLAIM they are pro life.....
This message is only in response to the red herring that the texas republican party now sponsors, succession from the union. This has NOTHING to do with father’s day. This is me only using my first amendment right to complain to my representative. Away down South in the land of traitors Rattlesnakes and alligators Right away (right away) Come away (come away) Right away (right away) Come away Where cotton's king and men are chattles Union boys will win the battles Right away (right away) Come away (come away) Right away (right away) Come away We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam Away (away) Away (away) We'll all go down to Dixie Away (away) Away (away) We'll all go down to Dixie I wish I was in Baltimore I'd make secession traitors roar Right away (right away) Come away (come away) Right away (right away) Come away We'll put the traitors all to route I'll bet my boots we'll whip 'em out Right away (right away) Come away (come away) Right away (right away) Come away (come away) We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam Away (away) Away (away) We'll all go down to Dixie! Away (away) Away (away) We'll all go down to Dixie Oh, may our Stars and Stripes still wave Forever o'er the fee and brave! Right away (right away) Come away (come away) Right away (right away) Come away And let our motto ever be Forever Union and for liberty Right away (right away) Come away (come away) Ride away (ride away) Come away We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam Away (away) Away (away) We'll all go down to Dixie Away (away) Away (away) We'll all go down to Dixie
The U.S. Army celebrates its 247th birthday today! If you see a veteran or active military serviceman, please take a minute to thank them for their service and wish them another happy birthday! ... See MoreSee Less
Happy Blessed Birthday U. S. Army....thank you for a job well done for 247 years .
Thank you, Jason Holmes, for your service to our country, and to all Army veterans and active servicemen on the 247th birthday of the U. S. army. šŗšøšŗšøšŗšøšŗšøšš»šš»šš»šš»ššš
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Happy Birthday Army!
Thank you for your service
Gracias Leonardo Cervantes por su servicio y a todos los militares que Dios los cuide simpre
TRUMP CALLED OUR TROOPS LOSERS REPUBLICANS betray our Troops on the battlefield & abandon our Vets at home. blocked the Veterans affairs bill. -- blocked the homeless Veterans bill . -- blocked the Tricare health bill. Senate Republicans Block Jobs Bill for Veterans Republicans block Senate bill to boost veterans' benefits ... Republicans Block Bill to Aid Small Business | Veterans Senate Republicans Denies Benefits To Same-Sex Veterans, Showing How Hypocritical They Are JUNE 5, 2015 Senate Republicans Block Veterans' Health Bill on Budget Worry 2012: GOP blocked Vets Jobs Bill ALL HAVE BEEN FILIBUSTER BY REPUBLICANS H.R. 466 - Wounded Veteran Job Security Act H.R. 1168 -- Veterans Retraining Act H.R. 1171 - Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program Reauthorization H.R. 1293 -- Disabled Veterans Home Improvement and Structural Alteration Grant Increase Act S.3457 -- Veterans Jobs Corps Act 1. 2014 - Led by Mitch McConnell, Republicans filibuster a bill that would have boosted funding for the VA by $21 billion, expanded benefits, and repealed cuts pushed through under the Ryan budget deal. www.washingtonpost.com/politics/federal_gov... 2. 2013 - Paul Ryan's budget CUTS $6-billion from Veteran Benefits. www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/you... 3. 2012 - Republicans block seven other bills that would have helped Veterans and the VA: H.R. 466, H.R. 1168, H.R. 1171, H.R. 1172, H.R. 1293, H.R. 1803, and H.R. 2352 4. 2012 - Republicans filibuster a bill that would have adjusted VA benefits to keep up with inflation. www.examiner.com/article/gop-blocks-cola-on... 5. 2012 - Republicans block a bill that would have provided job training for returning war veterans. www.forbes.com/sites/rickungar/2012/09/23/s... 6. 2012 - Republicans block bill that would have help create jobs for return Iraq and Afghanis veterans: www.politicususa.com/2012/09/19/meet-40-sen... 7. 2011 - Republican Michele Bachmann proposes cutting $4.5 billion from the VA, including capping healthcare benefits and cutting disability payments. www.foxnews.com/politics/2011/01/29/bachman... 8. 2011 - Republcans filibuster jobs bill that would have provide incentives for business to hire returning Veterans. 9. 2010 - Republicans filibuster bill that would have provided benefits for homeless Veterans. jmbell.org/blog/2010/11/updated-list-of-bil... 10. 2007 - George Bush vetos H.R. 1591 that would have increased VA health care spending. 11. 2004 - George Bush cuts $2 billion in funding for VA Health care. 12. 2003 - Bush cuts $1.5 billion Veteran Funding. www.axisoflogic.com/artman/publish/Article_... 13. 2003 - Bush cuts $2 billion in Veterans health care. 14. 2003 - Bush administration budget cuts force 200,000 to wait 6 months for health care. Senate rejects bill on veterans benefits Gregg Zoroya, USA TODAYPublished Nov. 15, 2016The biggest spending bill for veterans in decades goes down to defeat in a divided Senate
I had a wonderful time at the @TexasGOP Convention in Houston last weekend. Itās always great to see old friends and make new ones with the dedicated Republicans of Texas.
Join me in wishing a very #HappyFathersDay to all the great dads in East Texas! One of my life's greatest blessings is to be a father and grandfather.
The @USArmy celebrates its 247th birthday today! If you see a veteran or active military serviceman, please take a minute to thank them for their service and wish them another happy birthday!
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