The Texas Progressive Alliance welcomes Donald Trump to Austin this week with a collective raspberry as it presents the best Texas lefty blog posts from last week.
Off the Kuff examines which legislative races could get interesting if the poll numbers get closer in Texas.
Socratic Gadfly looks at Hillary Clinton naming Ken Salazar as her proposed transition head, and shows his long history of anti-environmental stances go far beyond the fracking that many first noticed.
Texas Republicans' war on women has cost hundreds of mothers their lives. CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme wants you to know that this is no joke and no exaggeration.
The US Senate looks ripe to flip from red to blue, says PDiddie at Brains and Eggs.
Texas Vox reposts the Texas Energy Report article referencing Railroad Commissioner Ryan Sitton's response to Public Citizen's comments about the agency's competence as part of its sunset review.
Neil at All People Have Value has freshened the look of his blog and updated the "Pictures I Have Taken" pages.
John at Bay Area Houston has the latest news from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which is that a public comment period is open on their proposal to ban pre-dispute arbitration clauses in consumer financial contracts.
Feeling scammed by a Houston Cadillac dealership, Egberto Willies sought and found relief from a small local auto repair shop.
The city of Lewisville is accepting applications for its next poet laureate, reports the Texan-Journal.
More Texas blog posts!
Honorary Texas blog-for-a-week Heat Street covered the "White Lives Matter" rally outside Houston's NAACP headquarters in the Third Ward.
Better Texas Blog examines the impact of fewer insurers in the Obamacare market.
Texas Election Law Blog took note of the state law that limited interpreters at polling places biting the dust.
Texas Moratorium Network reported the latest regarding Jeff Wood and the efforts of his family to halt his execution.
Grits for Breakfast wonders how much money the state could save if arrests for petty misdemeanors were eliminated.
Pages of Victory has the latest on the Political Revolution, with Bernie Sanders' announcement details this week.
And via CultureMap Houston, A Night with Janis Joplin starring Kacee Clanton is now performing through September 18 at the Alley Theatre.
Off the Kuff examines which legislative races could get interesting if the poll numbers get closer in Texas.
Socratic Gadfly looks at Hillary Clinton naming Ken Salazar as her proposed transition head, and shows his long history of anti-environmental stances go far beyond the fracking that many first noticed.
Texas Republicans' war on women has cost hundreds of mothers their lives. CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme wants you to know that this is no joke and no exaggeration.
The US Senate looks ripe to flip from red to blue, says PDiddie at Brains and Eggs.
Texas Vox reposts the Texas Energy Report article referencing Railroad Commissioner Ryan Sitton's response to Public Citizen's comments about the agency's competence as part of its sunset review.
Neil at All People Have Value has freshened the look of his blog and updated the "Pictures I Have Taken" pages.
John at Bay Area Houston has the latest news from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which is that a public comment period is open on their proposal to ban pre-dispute arbitration clauses in consumer financial contracts.
Feeling scammed by a Houston Cadillac dealership, Egberto Willies sought and found relief from a small local auto repair shop.
The city of Lewisville is accepting applications for its next poet laureate, reports the Texan-Journal.
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More Texas blog posts!
Honorary Texas blog-for-a-week Heat Street covered the "White Lives Matter" rally outside Houston's NAACP headquarters in the Third Ward.
Better Texas Blog examines the impact of fewer insurers in the Obamacare market.
Texas Election Law Blog took note of the state law that limited interpreters at polling places biting the dust.
Texas Moratorium Network reported the latest regarding Jeff Wood and the efforts of his family to halt his execution.
Grits for Breakfast wonders how much money the state could save if arrests for petty misdemeanors were eliminated.
Pages of Victory has the latest on the Political Revolution, with Bernie Sanders' announcement details this week.
And via CultureMap Houston, A Night with Janis Joplin starring Kacee Clanton is now performing through September 18 at the Alley Theatre.
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