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King Announces Property Tax Exemptions to Reduce Disabled Veterans’ Taxes

August 28, 2009


Veterans with a service-connected disability may reduce their property taxes in 2009 by filling out a simple exemption form at the Parker or Wise County Appraisal District office.

Yes, Texas Can End the Property Tax

February 5, 2010

Weatherford Democrat

Talmadge Heflin

If you’re a homeowner in Texas, hopefully you’ve already paid your property taxes. After Monday’s deadline, what was already a hefty and growing tax bill will become even larger.

The Texas Legislature and our last two governors have acted in good faith to reduce property taxes, but the combination of rising property valuations and local government excesses have caused property taxes to continue their surge. So what can our state do to relieve this burden?

PHIL KING SEES OBAMA’S CARBON TASK FORCE AS TROJAN HORSE

February 4, 2010

Texas Energy Report

John Moritz

The author of the bill passed last year to provide up to $100 million in tax breaks for companies that can develop carbon-capturing coal plants in Texas is taking a skeptical stance on President Obama’s formation of a task force to find ways to advance clean coal technologies on a national level.

King Calls for Balanced Budget Amendment to the U.S. Constitution

January 28, 2010


In light of ever-increasing deficit spending and repeated increases of the national debt ceiling, State Representative Phil King (R-Weatherford) joined other members of the Texas Conservative Coalition (TCC) in support of Governor Rick Perry’s call for a federal balanced budget amendment to the United States Constitution.

King Receives ‘A+’ Rating from NRA

January 15, 2010


The National Rifle Association (NRA) announced this week that State Representative Phil King (R-Weatherford) has earned an ‘A+’ rating, the organization’s highest score, on their legislative scorecard, as well as the organization’s endorsement for the 2010 election cycle.

King Appointed to House Select Committee on Fiscal Stability

January 13, 2010


This week Speaker Joe Straus (R-San Antonio) announced his appointment of State Representative Phil King (R-Weatherford) to the House Select Committee on Fiscal Stability. King has served on the House Committee on Ways and Means since January of 2009 and brings a free-market, fiscally-conservative viewpoint to the panel.

Control of the Texas House in Flux, With Elections in North Texas Significant

January 7, 2010

Dallas Morning News

Robert T. Garrett

"No question, this is our year," said Rep. Phil King of Weatherford, the driving force behind GOPAC-TX, a new group attempting to train and finance Republican legislative candidates. "But we've got to do the job. We've got to show that it's not business as usual [and] that we're really going to change the trend of government and go back to limited government and free market principles that really built Texas."

King Scores ‘A’ Rating on Americans for Prosperity Scorecard

December 23, 2009


This week Americans for Prosperity – Texas (AFP) released their legislative scorecard for the Texas Legislature, giving State Representative Phil King (R-Weatherford) an “A” rating for his role in defending the American Dream.

King on Healthcare: "Don't Lose Heart - We Haven't Lost the Fight"

December 21, 2009


"Last night's Senate vote on healthcare was a blow to liberty and our Constitution, but don't lose heart - we haven't lost the fight. This is still America."

King Joins Legislators in Calling on Army to Recognize Hasan's Unborn Victim

December 14, 2009


In light of reports that Private Francheska Velez was pregnant when she was shot and killed by Major Nidal Malik Hasan at Fort Hood Military Base, State Representative Phil King (R-Weatherford) has joined with thirty of his conservative colleagues in the Texas Legislature in calling for the United States Army to charge Major Hasan for taking the life of an unborn child, in addition to the existing thirteen charges of premeditated murder.

King, a member of the Texas Conservative Coalition, stated, "We were all shocked and appalled at the senseless tragedy that Major Hasan unleashed at Fort Hood. For justice to be fully won, the death of an innocent, unborn child must be reflected in the legal charges against Major Hasan."

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