The Texas Progressive Alliance applauds the Justice Department's joining the fight to continue VRA pre-clearance in the state as it brings you this week's roundup.
Off the Kuff points out that Greg Abbott would deny the same type of care that he himself has benefited from to millions of people who could not now receive it.
Horwitz at Texpatriate chronicles the unmitigated disaster that occurred when Ben Hall tried to advertise on Facebook.
WCNews at Eye on Williamson says if Texas wants the federal government to stay out of its electoral business, the solution is easy. All they have to do is stop discriminating: Texas and the DOJ.
Former Democratic state representative Aaron Pena found out the hard way that becoming a Republican doesn't help much when you're driving while brown in south Texas. PDiddie at Brains and Eggs observed that not even his Greg Abbott t-shirt could save him from being ICE'd.
After hearing all of the crazy right-wing rhetoric, Texas Leftist wondered what Republicans really say about immigration reform away from the glare of talk radio and Fox News. Here's the interesting result.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
Mark Bennett maintains that it is foolish to claim that "stand your ground" laws had nothing to do with the Zimmerman verdict.
Austin Contrarian demonstrates why the rent is too damn high in the capital city.
Better Texas asks what can be done to help disadvantaged children succeed in school.
Eileen Smith sorts out the Republican candidates for Lite Guv.
Texas Watch wants us to close the "Six Flags loophole".
Texas Vox wraps up water legislation from the regular and special sessions.
Texas Redistricting lays out the Section 3 arguments in the fight over the Voting Rights Act and how it should still apply here.
Juanita has had it with the spurious claims about "jars of feces" being brought to the Lege when the final vote on the anti-abortion bill was taking place.
BOR notes that Senate Democrats are demanding a women's health study during the legislative off-season.
And Tuesday Cain, the 14-year-old girl who held up a provocative sign during the protests against the omnibus anti-abortion bill at the Capitol, would appreciate it if all the so-called grownups on the Internet stopped calling her a whore.
Horwitz at Texpatriate chronicles the unmitigated disaster that occurred when Ben Hall tried to advertise on Facebook.
WCNews at Eye on Williamson says if Texas wants the federal government to stay out of its electoral business, the solution is easy. All they have to do is stop discriminating: Texas and the DOJ.
Former Democratic state representative Aaron Pena found out the hard way that becoming a Republican doesn't help much when you're driving while brown in south Texas. PDiddie at Brains and Eggs observed that not even his Greg Abbott t-shirt could save him from being ICE'd.
After hearing all of the crazy right-wing rhetoric, Texas Leftist wondered what Republicans really say about immigration reform away from the glare of talk radio and Fox News. Here's the interesting result.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
Mark Bennett maintains that it is foolish to claim that "stand your ground" laws had nothing to do with the Zimmerman verdict.
Austin Contrarian demonstrates why the rent is too damn high in the capital city.
Better Texas asks what can be done to help disadvantaged children succeed in school.
Eileen Smith sorts out the Republican candidates for Lite Guv.
Texas Watch wants us to close the "Six Flags loophole".
Texas Vox wraps up water legislation from the regular and special sessions.
Texas Redistricting lays out the Section 3 arguments in the fight over the Voting Rights Act and how it should still apply here.
Juanita has had it with the spurious claims about "jars of feces" being brought to the Lege when the final vote on the anti-abortion bill was taking place.
BOR notes that Senate Democrats are demanding a women's health study during the legislative off-season.
And Tuesday Cain, the 14-year-old girl who held up a provocative sign during the protests against the omnibus anti-abortion bill at the Capitol, would appreciate it if all the so-called grownups on the Internet stopped calling her a whore.
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