The Texas Progressive Alliance is turning up the thermostat as it brings you this week's roundup.
Off the Kuff ponders the potential political future of Houston mayor Annise Parker.
A Green candidate's long-distance bid for Congress got picked up by the mainstream media, just a week after PDiddie at Brains and Eggs blogged about it. The story raises the larger issue of whether Texas might benefit from a jungle primary for Congressional seats, as occurs in California, Louisiana, and Washington state. And that's an open question.
Texpatriate published a brief summation of 2013's major political events.
Eye On Williamson posts on the three Texas Republican money men who passed away last year: Texas GOP lost three sugar daddies.
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme hopes that the La Villa school district and the city end their water dispute. The kids suffer enough under Republican rule; why add to their misery?
Neil at All People Have Value started off the New Year with the message that the work of freedom is up to each of us. All People Have Value is part of NeilAquino.com.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
Jason Stanford tells Texas Democrats to embrace their underdog status.
The Texas Living Waters Project reviewed the year in water news, and Texas Clean Air Matters did the same for Texas air quality news.
Lone Star Ma explains what "bubble kids" are and what they have to do with the classroom instruction other kids get.
New Media Texas gives four reasons why blacks should support immigration reform.
Nancy Sims looks ahead to November.
SciGuy lists the top five stargazing events for 2014.
Juanita Jean wonders if David Dewhurst knows what day of the week it is.
Off the Kuff ponders the potential political future of Houston mayor Annise Parker.
A Green candidate's long-distance bid for Congress got picked up by the mainstream media, just a week after PDiddie at Brains and Eggs blogged about it. The story raises the larger issue of whether Texas might benefit from a jungle primary for Congressional seats, as occurs in California, Louisiana, and Washington state. And that's an open question.
Texpatriate published a brief summation of 2013's major political events.
Eye On Williamson posts on the three Texas Republican money men who passed away last year: Texas GOP lost three sugar daddies.
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme hopes that the La Villa school district and the city end their water dispute. The kids suffer enough under Republican rule; why add to their misery?
Neil at All People Have Value started off the New Year with the message that the work of freedom is up to each of us. All People Have Value is part of NeilAquino.com.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
Jason Stanford tells Texas Democrats to embrace their underdog status.
The Texas Living Waters Project reviewed the year in water news, and Texas Clean Air Matters did the same for Texas air quality news.
Lone Star Ma explains what "bubble kids" are and what they have to do with the classroom instruction other kids get.
New Media Texas gives four reasons why blacks should support immigration reform.
Nancy Sims looks ahead to November.
SciGuy lists the top five stargazing events for 2014.
Juanita Jean wonders if David Dewhurst knows what day of the week it is.
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