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9/10/2025
SID MILLER PRAISES ABBOTT FOR THC EXECUTIVE ORDER
Governor Greg Abbott deserves praise for protecting minors from THC products while respecting the rights of responsible, law-abiding adults. Protecting our kids and defending our freedoms do not need to be at odds. I've always supported cracking down on intoxicating THC products sold over the counter without age limits, and I'm pleased to see the Governor’s Executive Order offer common-sense solutions.  [More]
 
 
9/16/2025
COMMISSIONER SID MILLER THANKS PRESIDENT TRUMP, USDA, AND DOI FOR BOLD MOVES TO IMPROVE WILDFIRE RESPONSE
President Trump, United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Brooke Rollins, and Interior Secretary Doug Burnam are taking bold, decisive action that protects our rangelands, our forests, and most importantly, the families who call rural America home. For too long, Washington’s outdated rules and slow walking have put lives, ranches, and entire communities at risk. That ends now. Following President Trump’s guidance, we've developed a plan that deploys resources, solidifies local partnerships, and gets the government working at the pace of our first responders.  [More]
 
 
9/17/2025
COMMISSIONER SID MILLER SUPPORTS NEW PUSH TO MAKE TEXAS KIDS HEALTHY AGAIN
The Make Our Children Healthy Again Strategy is exactly what America needs. For too long, our kids have been facing rising rates of diabetes, allergies, and other chronic health problems. That changes now. Our children deserve better, and this plan delivers by putting real food and real nutrition back on the table. Under President Trump’s leadership, United States Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kennedy and the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission are prioritizing kids’ health on a national level. From fresh farm-fresh meals in the lunchroom to nutrition education in the classroom, this approach strengthens the connection between the heartland and the lunchroom. Healthy kids don’t just mean healthier families; they lead to stronger communities, a stronger Texas, and a stronger America.  [More]
 
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