Texas Rs all over South Texas in next few days:
— Patrick Svitek (@PatrickSvitek) March 24, 2021
- Abbott Save Our Seniors presser in McAllen
- Abbott, Guzman, Bush at Hidalgo Co. Lincoln-Reagan
- Cruz-, Cornyn-led Senate GOP delegation to border
- SREC Q1 meeting in Laredo
- Paxton-headlined border security rally in Laredo
Cosplay is fun, won't get the job done.
#SuppressTheVirusNotTheVote#StopHB6 #txlege pic.twitter.com/I84O1H982W
— Texas Freedom Network (@TFN) March 25, 2021
I am shocked, shockedIsayshocked, that the Pachys are outworking the Donkeys. Twenty twenty-two is going to be a red wave of epic proportions, and Gilberto Hinojosa will never see it coming. In the meantime, Lillie Schechter -- chair of the Harris County Democrats -- will be hosting a fundraiser spotlighting Nancy Pelosi or Hillary Clinton for the tenth time. Not even the Mithoffs have enough money to buy her a clue.
If only there were a political party that was actually for the people ...
Sidebar: To be serious, Greg Abbott has a ridiculous amount of stamina for a guy who has been in a wheelchair for nearly 37 years. He also keeps himself in remarkably good condition; virtually all of the wheelchair users I know IRL carry some extra weight around the midsection; Abbott does not. We've seen the campaign videos of his night-time workouts rolling up the ramps of parking garages in Austin, but he also must exercise a lot of discipline in his calorie intake to stay as slim as he is.
See? I'm capable of the occasional compliment. His commitment to physical health is commendable, but it doesn't change the fact that he is a self-loathing sociopath. And mark "Hell No, Beto" as next year's campaign slogan.
-- Abbott's trying to boost the state's economy just in time to get re-elected, but ripping everybody's mask off has convention planners around the country saying, "thanks, but no thanks" to Austin.
NEW: When TX ended its mask mandate, the event cancellations started — and the losses are adding up.@GregAbbott_TX didn't help the economy when he lifted mask rules, he only helped the virus. That's clearly bad for workers, but it's bad for business too.https://t.co/CCtbaQcaLG
— Gregorio Casar (@GregCasar) March 25, 2021
If the Guvnah loses, it will only be in the GOP primary. TexDems should focus on lower-hanging fruit, and to my thinking that would be Ken Paxton, who is simply another one of those cops who thinks he's above the law. Either Joe Jaworski or Lee Merritt are more than capable enough to eject him.
-- Briscoe Cain, "parliamentary guru", had a super bad day at his bill hearing yesterday. Thanks to RG Ratcliffe for pointing it out.
Could the Democrats's best ally on killing election "integrity" bills be the far right chair of House Elections?https://t.co/Zo7zTKFsKx
— rgratcliffe (@rgratcliffe) March 26, 2021
I thought you had to be at least 15 years old to run for the statehouse.
NEW: 200 Texans can't testify on GOP voting bill due to chairman's error https://t.co/kR97vc9npd #txlege
— Taylor Goldenstein (@taygoldenstein) March 25, 2021
-- Winter Storm Uri has officially killed more Texans than Hurricane Harvey. Damn those evil Russians. Socratic Gadfly also blogged about the Texas Freeze kabuki theater under the Dome.
-- Harris County's new voting machines have a paper trail! Too bad they're still shit.
Harris county, Texas ignores experts who advise pen & paper for most in-person voters. Chooses new Hart touchscreens (BMDs). A recent study shows voters miss 93% of inaccuracies & omissions caused by BMDs in marking the paper. 1/ https://t.co/MWDxHWcxnk
— Jennifer Cohn ✍🏻 📢 (@jennycohn1) March 25, 2021
I had lots more for this Roundup but my disgust in documenting the atrocities has again overwhelmed my desire to do so. Breaking it off here to head into what will hopefully be another glorious weekend of college basketball, spring training baseball, all-I-can-eat crawfish and everything else that makes spring in Houston the best time of the year.
“I hope this brings a smile to all who see it. 2020 has been a challenging year, but in the end we will come out stronger because that’s the type of community we are," says Martha Martinez Flores.https://t.co/JhQARqkMvK
— San Antonio Magazine (@SanAntonioMag) March 25, 2021
When you explore Austin you'll find colorful murals in the most interesting of places, like Zuzu's "Never Forget" at Lustre Pearl East. Zuzu is an Austin-based muralist with vibrant pieces all over the city, but she says this one holds a special place in her heart. #TrueAustin pic.twitter.com/P2lj0sGzRi
— Austin Texas (@VisitAustinTX) March 24, 2021
For the past several years, Beaumont, the sleepy southeast Texas city of roughly 120,000 people near the Louisiana border, has been quietly boosting its public art scene, while also striving to remain an affordable place for artists to live and work.https://t.co/PMzNDP4gCn
— Texas Monthly (@TexasMonthly) March 25, 2021
My new @TexasObserver review. "@JuliaSweig makes the convincing case that Johnson’s role in history is far more complex, interesting, and significant, even central to many of the events of the 1960s that continue to shape our culture and politics."https://t.co/x1nZWDWfis
— Karl Richter (@TXKarlRichter) March 25, 2021
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