Published commentary by Garrett W. Fulce in the Houston Chronicle, The Hill, RealClearMarkets and the Washington Examiner. Each piece is archived here in full and links back to the outlet that ran it.
In Texas, people divide along many lines: Republicans and Democrats, Longhorns and Aggies, beans or no beans. But no rivalry, political disagreement or culinary heresy co…
Washington ExaminerOur federal congressional representatives struggle to keep up with email. You’d think putting them in charge of regulating mobile gaming would be widely recognized as a l…
RealClearMarketsRecent multi-billion-dollar infrastructure investments like Meta’s plan for another gigawatt AI data center in El Paso, Texas, signal that the Lone Star State plans to de…
The HillWhile Texas survived another scorching summer, Attorney General Ken Paxton’s double-digit lead in the U.S. Senate primary evaporated into a statistical tie with incumbent…
Houston ChronicleWhile rumors swirl that Gov. Greg Abbott might call the Legislature back to Austin to tackle property tax reform, there’s no expectation that they’d be successful if he d…
Houston ChronicleAs the quorum-breaking Democrats filed back into the Texas House chamber clutching triumphant press releases and wearing hollow smiles, they returned to find a unified Re…
Houston ChronicleWhen the government fails like it did in the Hill Country flood, lawmakers should let us hold it liable.
Houston ChronicleAt a press conference this month, embattled Fort Bend County Judge KP George unveiled his latest magic trick: Presto! Change-o! He transformed himself into a Republican.
Houston ChronicleThe Republican Party’s bosses, in a craven betrayal of conservatives like me, have shockingly chosen to assail GOP members of the Texas House who boldly cast their votes…