The Texas Progressive Alliance sends condolences to the family and friends of legendary White House reporter Helen Thomas as it brings you this week's blog post roundup.
Off the Kuff discusses the status of abortion litigation as pro-choice forces in Texas prepare to file suit over Texas' harmful new law.
Horwitz at Texpatriate covers the current state of municipal elections in Houston.
Can Texas Democrats win in 2014 if they focus on turning out women of all demographics to the polls? PDiddie at Brains and Eggs says 'no, but'...
WCNews at Eye on Williamson makes the case: Why Wendy Davis must run for Governor of Texas in 2014.
Texas Leftist observes that campaign season has swung into high gear for Houston, as city council members debate the true cost of 380 deals.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
CultureMap Houston was on the scene of the dueling protests of Trayvon Martin supporters and their opponents in River Oaks yesterday.
Half Empty says that the Republican War on Women really isn't about women.
Bluedaze delicately points out that one fracking well test does not indicate that all fracking wells are safe.
The Bayou has the news that Texas judges and district attorneys got a raise from the Lege.
Egberto Willies interviewed one of the supporters of HB-2 (the abortion restrictions bill Rick Perry signed into law last week) and came away a little concerned.
And lastly, Hair Balls reports on the new amusement park going up outside Houston that will have a Giant Texas theme.
Off the Kuff discusses the status of abortion litigation as pro-choice forces in Texas prepare to file suit over Texas' harmful new law.
Horwitz at Texpatriate covers the current state of municipal elections in Houston.
Can Texas Democrats win in 2014 if they focus on turning out women of all demographics to the polls? PDiddie at Brains and Eggs says 'no, but'...
WCNews at Eye on Williamson makes the case: Why Wendy Davis must run for Governor of Texas in 2014.
Texas Leftist observes that campaign season has swung into high gear for Houston, as city council members debate the true cost of 380 deals.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
CultureMap Houston was on the scene of the dueling protests of Trayvon Martin supporters and their opponents in River Oaks yesterday.
Half Empty says that the Republican War on Women really isn't about women.
Bluedaze delicately points out that one fracking well test does not indicate that all fracking wells are safe.
The Bayou has the news that Texas judges and district attorneys got a raise from the Lege.
Egberto Willies interviewed one of the supporters of HB-2 (the abortion restrictions bill Rick Perry signed into law last week) and came away a little concerned.
And lastly, Hair Balls reports on the new amusement park going up outside Houston that will have a Giant Texas theme.
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