The Texas Progressive Alliance is happy this election is over as it brings you this last blog post roundup before Election Day.
Off the Kuff offers a modicum of sympathy to Republican women for the plague of Sid Miller.
Libby Shaw at Daily Kos shares her personal observations and polling data from a class she is taking to that shows Hillary Clinton carrying Houston and Harris County.
Switching gears away from politics, Socratic Gadfly offers up his 2016-17 NBA preview. (Sorry, Mavs fans.)
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme wants everyone to know just how much Texas Republicans have abused workers, worker rights and their safety.
Neil at All People Have Value reminded folks that nasty Sid Miller was a big part of the forced sonogram law in Texas that is state-mandated rape. APHV is part of NeilAquino.com.
Control of the US Senate in 2017 looks to be a tighter race than the one for the White House, says PDiddie at Brains and Eggs.
A Lewisville Texan-Journal reporter was arrested in North Dakota while covering the #NoDAPL protests, making the issue hit close to home.
John Coby at Bay Area Houston says you should wait until some election contests are decided -- win for your your side or no -- before you start drinking heavily on Tuesday night.
And Texas Vox points out that Thursday, November 10 -- not Election Day -- is decision day for the Texas Railroad Commission.
And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
FPH introduces us to Kelcy Warren, the man behind the DAPL and his role in this week's Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission hearing.
CultureMap Houston was at the Texas Book Festival in Austin weekend before last.
Amy McCarthy recaps the highlights of Anthony Bourdain's visit to Houston.
Kyrie O'Connor reminds us that "Take Me Out To The Ballgame" is at heart a feminist anthem.
Eva Ruth Moravec took the eight-hour DPS course on verbal de-escalation.
Susan Nold asserts that voting is not "rigged", it's power.
Jacquielynn Floyd calls Sid Miller's latest tweet abomination a "breaking point".
The Texas Election Law Blog gives credit where it is due on tamping down fear about "election rigging".
Somervell County Salon asks if you believe in open government.
Ashton Woods at Strength in Numbers explains intersectionality and the problematic 'white gaze' as it relates to black feminism.
The Rag Blog marked the night of the dead and the day of the living.
DBC Green Blog reminded Democrats and Republicans that voting a straight ticket is still stupid and lazy.
And Pages of Victory explained (via Viggo Mortensen) why he voted for Jill Stein, and also why he voted for Kim Ogg for Harris County District Attorney.
Off the Kuff offers a modicum of sympathy to Republican women for the plague of Sid Miller.
Libby Shaw at Daily Kos shares her personal observations and polling data from a class she is taking to that shows Hillary Clinton carrying Houston and Harris County.
Switching gears away from politics, Socratic Gadfly offers up his 2016-17 NBA preview. (Sorry, Mavs fans.)
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme wants everyone to know just how much Texas Republicans have abused workers, worker rights and their safety.
Neil at All People Have Value reminded folks that nasty Sid Miller was a big part of the forced sonogram law in Texas that is state-mandated rape. APHV is part of NeilAquino.com.
Control of the US Senate in 2017 looks to be a tighter race than the one for the White House, says PDiddie at Brains and Eggs.
A Lewisville Texan-Journal reporter was arrested in North Dakota while covering the #NoDAPL protests, making the issue hit close to home.
John Coby at Bay Area Houston says you should wait until some election contests are decided -- win for your your side or no -- before you start drinking heavily on Tuesday night.
And Texas Vox points out that Thursday, November 10 -- not Election Day -- is decision day for the Texas Railroad Commission.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
FPH introduces us to Kelcy Warren, the man behind the DAPL and his role in this week's Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission hearing.
CultureMap Houston was at the Texas Book Festival in Austin weekend before last.
Amy McCarthy recaps the highlights of Anthony Bourdain's visit to Houston.
Kyrie O'Connor reminds us that "Take Me Out To The Ballgame" is at heart a feminist anthem.
Eva Ruth Moravec took the eight-hour DPS course on verbal de-escalation.
Susan Nold asserts that voting is not "rigged", it's power.
Jacquielynn Floyd calls Sid Miller's latest tweet abomination a "breaking point".
The Texas Election Law Blog gives credit where it is due on tamping down fear about "election rigging".
Somervell County Salon asks if you believe in open government.
Ashton Woods at Strength in Numbers explains intersectionality and the problematic 'white gaze' as it relates to black feminism.
The Rag Blog marked the night of the dead and the day of the living.
DBC Green Blog reminded Democrats and Republicans that voting a straight ticket is still stupid and lazy.
And Pages of Victory explained (via Viggo Mortensen) why he voted for Jill Stein, and also why he voted for Kim Ogg for Harris County District Attorney.
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