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The '''Texas oligarchy''' is what guides and controls [[Texas]] elected officials, which they generally conceal from the public and the voters whom they purport to serve. An example is their demand for the [[Convention of States]] to call a new constitutional convention to rewrite the [[U.S. Constitution]], which Justice [[Antonin Scalia]] described as a "horrible idea."  Yet every Texas Republican voted for this because the Texas oligarchy demanded them to.
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The '''Texas oligarchy''' is what guides and controls [[Texas]] elected officials, which they generally conceal from the public and the voters whom they purport to serve.
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Unlike Federal law and most state laws (which limit the amounts that can be given to a candidate), Texas has no such limits.
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An example is their demand for the [[Convention of States]] to call a new constitutional convention to rewrite the [[U.S. Constitution]], which Justice [[Antonin Scalia]] described as a "horrible idea."  Yet every Texas Republican voted for this because the Texas oligarchy demanded it (though the most recent call was defeated on a point of order).
    
The oligarchs are wealthy [[globalist]]s who take advantage of the lack of any contribution limits in Texas elections, in contrast with the vast majority of states that contribution limits.  Their agenda includes keeping the border open for cheap labor, and punishing [[social conservative]]s who get in their way.
 
The oligarchs are wealthy [[globalist]]s who take advantage of the lack of any contribution limits in Texas elections, in contrast with the vast majority of states that contribution limits.  Their agenda includes keeping the border open for cheap labor, and punishing [[social conservative]]s who get in their way.
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