The Houston Chronicle’s Katherine Driessen writes a profile on Andy Taylor.

Attorney Andy Taylor and concerned citizens held a press conference last Tuesday morning at Masraff’s Restaurant to discuss Paxton’s ruling.

The AG opinion backs up critic’s arguments as they continue fighting Uptown bus project. Gail Delaughter of Houston Public Media covers the Uptown bus fight.

Metro lost the legal fight with the Texas Attorney General, and now the question for the transit authority is a simple one.

Do you want to do this the easy way or the hard way?

Victory… The Texas Attorney General now agrees that Metro broke its promise to voters in that controversial 2003 special bond election.

Andy Taylor, the lawyer who beat the mayor in court and succeeded in having the issue placed on the ballot told Breitbart Texas, “I am honored to be on the hit list of these sore losers.”

A Washington based group called Campaign for Accountability wants to see certain e-mails to and from the Houston City Councilmembers who opposed Mayor Parker and her wildly unpopular bathroom ordinance. The list includes the same pastors whose sermons were subpoenaed by City Hall and Andy Taylor, the attorney who led the fight for the right to vote.