In bringing you this week's blog post roundup, the Texas Progressive Alliance is dismayed that we must once again stand with Planned Parenthood as they come under fire, literally and figuratively.
Off the Kuff gave three more looks at the Houston electorate in 2015.
Socratic Gadfly is willing to go beyond Bernie Sanders and supports a selective use of corporate socialism.
The last Houston mayoral debate is scheduled for Saturday, December 5, and as early voting begins Wednesday, December 2nd, PDiddie at Brains an Eggs offered his P-Slate for the runoff.
Neil at All People Have Value took more pictures of Houston as part of making plain the value of everyday life. APHV is part of NeilAquino.com.
Dos Centavos praised the opening of Cafécollege Houston (which isn't a new cafe').
BlueDaze guest blogger Chuck “Gas Plant” Dickens, great-great-grand-nephew of the original author of A Tale of Two Cities, posts a 21st century version of the story... one which will give us gas.
jobsanger takes notice of the word politicians and the media won't use to describe the Robert Dears of America: Christian.
John Coby at Bay Area Houston checks his watch and reminds us that it's time for the GOP to scare the crap out of everyone again.
And CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme is irritated by the fact that Texas is still denying birth certificates to children of 'certain' US mothers.
And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
The TSTA Blog thinks school funding trumps test score concerns.
The Makeshift Academic considers the state of Medicaid expansion in the wake of the Louisiana election, and The Quintessential Curmudgeon has more from across the Sabine, from the election of a Democratic governor to the mystery swirling around the fate of the head football coach at LSU.
Lize Burr interprets Greg Abbott's most recent bout of shameless base-pandering.
Texas Watch invites you to donate to important causes for #GivingTuesday.
The Lunch Tray has a Thanksgiving message about childhood hunger, and Beyond BONES relates a more complete history of Thanksgiving.
Michael Brick cheers as more offensive team nicknames bite the dust.
TransGriot reveals the Secret Trans Agenda.
Grits for Breakfast references a podcast from the Cato Institute that refers to Texas police unions using 'the playbook of Saul Alinsky'.
Prairie Weather wants to know if you'd let one of your children marry a Trump supporter.
TFN Insider wonders if a Texas state representative believes that the Colorado Planned Parenthood shootings were justified.
Last, Fascist Dyke Motors advises everyone to never meet their heroes.
Off the Kuff gave three more looks at the Houston electorate in 2015.
Socratic Gadfly is willing to go beyond Bernie Sanders and supports a selective use of corporate socialism.
The last Houston mayoral debate is scheduled for Saturday, December 5, and as early voting begins Wednesday, December 2nd, PDiddie at Brains an Eggs offered his P-Slate for the runoff.
Neil at All People Have Value took more pictures of Houston as part of making plain the value of everyday life. APHV is part of NeilAquino.com.
Dos Centavos praised the opening of Cafécollege Houston (which isn't a new cafe').
BlueDaze guest blogger Chuck “Gas Plant” Dickens, great-great-grand-nephew of the original author of A Tale of Two Cities, posts a 21st century version of the story... one which will give us gas.
jobsanger takes notice of the word politicians and the media won't use to describe the Robert Dears of America: Christian.
John Coby at Bay Area Houston checks his watch and reminds us that it's time for the GOP to scare the crap out of everyone again.
And CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme is irritated by the fact that Texas is still denying birth certificates to children of 'certain' US mothers.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
The TSTA Blog thinks school funding trumps test score concerns.
The Makeshift Academic considers the state of Medicaid expansion in the wake of the Louisiana election, and The Quintessential Curmudgeon has more from across the Sabine, from the election of a Democratic governor to the mystery swirling around the fate of the head football coach at LSU.
Lize Burr interprets Greg Abbott's most recent bout of shameless base-pandering.
Texas Watch invites you to donate to important causes for #GivingTuesday.
The Lunch Tray has a Thanksgiving message about childhood hunger, and Beyond BONES relates a more complete history of Thanksgiving.
Michael Brick cheers as more offensive team nicknames bite the dust.
TransGriot reveals the Secret Trans Agenda.
Grits for Breakfast references a podcast from the Cato Institute that refers to Texas police unions using 'the playbook of Saul Alinsky'.
Prairie Weather wants to know if you'd let one of your children marry a Trump supporter.
TFN Insider wonders if a Texas state representative believes that the Colorado Planned Parenthood shootings were justified.
Last, Fascist Dyke Motors advises everyone to never meet their heroes.
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