No members of the Texas Progressive Alliance can be found in the Panama Papers, but there are some salacious blog posts in this week's roundup.
Off the Kuff warns about the likelihood of North Carolina-style anti-equality legislation being put forth in next year's Legislature.
Libby Shaw at Daily Kos believes the GOP deserves its bigoted presidential frontrunners. 50+ years of an ugly dog whistling Southern Strategy reaps the worst among us. The Republican Party and its bigoted frontrunners. The devil made them do it.
Ken Paxton, under indictment for fraud, hired another theocrat on the public dime. CouldBeTrue at South Texas Chisme doesn't think much of his family values.
Socratic Gadfly takes a look at Bernie Sanders, presidential politician.
One of the topics later this week in the New York Democratic presidential debate will surely be qualifications to be president, writes PDiddie at Brains and Eggs.
jobsanger calls 'BernieBros' the TeaBaggers of the left, and Bay Area Houston goes after Sanders' "quote-unquote".
Egberto Willies wonders if the Dem primary is on the verge of implosion, like the GOP's.
Neil at All People Have Value said that while we discuss the anti-gay legislation in North Carolina and Mississippi, we should recall that Houston voters repealed our human rights ordinance just a few months ago. APHV is part of NeilAquino.com.
And the Lewisville Texan Journal eulogizes former mayor Gene Carey.
And here are more posts from the Texas blogosphere.
In a truly horrible account, Trail Blazers points how badly 4-year-old Leiliana Wright needed Dallas CPS, and how it failed at every turn.
Grits for Breakfast updates on legislation in California and Texas regarding 'junk science writs'.
Prairie Weather is struck with a realization while reading Robert Kaiser's The Disaster of Richard Nixon: maybe this is how the Republicans can appear to get away with 'it'.
Idiotprogrammer has some e-publishing updates you might be interested in.
Ashton Woods at Strength in Numbers clears up a few misconceptions.
Better Texas Blog argues that sales tax holidays are not good for consumers.
The Lunch Tray gives a meal delivery service a try.
Paradise in Hell looks forward to being able to discriminate against numerous of his fellow citizens who have raised his holy ire.
The TSTA Blog bemoans the effect of ideology on public education.
The Makeshift Academic examines cost sharing and access to health care.
The Urban Edge defends the maligned urban freeway.
And Pages of Victory tells some stories about hitchhiking and train-jumping.
Off the Kuff warns about the likelihood of North Carolina-style anti-equality legislation being put forth in next year's Legislature.
Libby Shaw at Daily Kos believes the GOP deserves its bigoted presidential frontrunners. 50+ years of an ugly dog whistling Southern Strategy reaps the worst among us. The Republican Party and its bigoted frontrunners. The devil made them do it.
Ken Paxton, under indictment for fraud, hired another theocrat on the public dime. CouldBeTrue at South Texas Chisme doesn't think much of his family values.
Socratic Gadfly takes a look at Bernie Sanders, presidential politician.
One of the topics later this week in the New York Democratic presidential debate will surely be qualifications to be president, writes PDiddie at Brains and Eggs.
jobsanger calls 'BernieBros' the TeaBaggers of the left, and Bay Area Houston goes after Sanders' "quote-unquote".
Egberto Willies wonders if the Dem primary is on the verge of implosion, like the GOP's.
Neil at All People Have Value said that while we discuss the anti-gay legislation in North Carolina and Mississippi, we should recall that Houston voters repealed our human rights ordinance just a few months ago. APHV is part of NeilAquino.com.
And the Lewisville Texan Journal eulogizes former mayor Gene Carey.
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And here are more posts from the Texas blogosphere.
In a truly horrible account, Trail Blazers points how badly 4-year-old Leiliana Wright needed Dallas CPS, and how it failed at every turn.
Grits for Breakfast updates on legislation in California and Texas regarding 'junk science writs'.
Prairie Weather is struck with a realization while reading Robert Kaiser's The Disaster of Richard Nixon: maybe this is how the Republicans can appear to get away with 'it'.
Idiotprogrammer has some e-publishing updates you might be interested in.
Ashton Woods at Strength in Numbers clears up a few misconceptions.
Better Texas Blog argues that sales tax holidays are not good for consumers.
The Lunch Tray gives a meal delivery service a try.
Paradise in Hell looks forward to being able to discriminate against numerous of his fellow citizens who have raised his holy ire.
The TSTA Blog bemoans the effect of ideology on public education.
The Makeshift Academic examines cost sharing and access to health care.
The Urban Edge defends the maligned urban freeway.
And Pages of Victory tells some stories about hitchhiking and train-jumping.
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