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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2026 · 53 MIN

The Myth of Conservative Texas with TX State Rep. Brian Harrison | LPP Ep. 192

from Let People Prosper · host Vance Ginn, Ph.D.

Texas is often seen as a model for freedom and economic growth—but many Texans aren’t feeling it.In this episode of the Let People Prosper Show, I sit down with TX State Representative Brian Harrison (R) to discuss rising property taxes, record state spending, and the growing gap between Texas’s reputation and reality.We explore why budget surpluses haven’t translated into lasting tax relief, why property tax elimination should be the goal, and how school choice, fiscal discipline, and government accountability fit together. We also dig into the risks of expanding regulation around AI, age verification, and online activity—and where to draw the line between protection and overreach.If Texas wants to remain a leader in economic opportunity, it will need to focus on spending restraint, transparency, and policies that truly let people prosper.👉 Learn more at https://vanceginn.com👉 Get show notes at https://vanceginn.substack.comSubscribe to the Let People Prosper Show for more conversations on economics, policy, and how to expand opportunity.

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