Off the Kuff wrote about the latest voting rights lawsuit in the state of Texas.
"The Daily Jackass", a new series beginning at PDiddie's Brains and Eggs, spotlights the unhinged, unsubstantiated rants of hard-boiled Democrats who hold something hostile against Jill Stein and the Green Party. The first Jackass featured is Chris Hooks at the Texas Observer.
SocraticGadfly, after defending Donald Trump from conspiratorial accusations of being a Manchurian Candidate, eventually fesses up to being a Manchurian Blogger.
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme says kudos to McAllen for policing their police force. Power requires responsibility and accountability.
Neil at All People Have Value notes that the NFL keeps on lying about how football causes concussions at the youth football level. APHV is part of NeilAquino.com.
US Rep. Michael Burgess held a town hall meeting in Lewisville, reports the Texan-Journal.
Asian American Action Fund celebrates the election of Rep. Grace Meng to DNC vice-chair.
In the wake of the DNC convention, Christina Gleason at MOMocrats offers a primer on how to reach out to disaffected Bernie Sanders supporters.
Texas Leftist was thrilled to see Broadway's brightest lights unite for Orlando at the DNC to sing "What the World Needs Now".
And in more music news, Dos Centavos posted about The Krayolas' two new tunes, “Piñata Trump” and “El Cucuy”.
Texas Vox writes about Austin's energy rate case and its environmental impacts.
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These blogs are also keeping Texas great (no makeover necessary).
TFN Insider sees former SBOE's Cynthia Dunbar making a poor case for her company's seriously-flawed Mexican American studies textbook.
Ashton Woods at Strength in Numbers made a point about Greg Abbott's support of the Black Lives Matter movement by calling for a new law to make it a hate crime if a police officer is killed in the line of duty.
An intoxicated former Somervell County deputy discharged his weapon while shouting racial epithets inside an Ellis County church, notes the Salon.
Space City Weather lets us a breathe a sigh of relief as the first tropical disturbance of the hurricane season seems to be veering away from Texas.
The Fort Wort Star-Telegram, via Sayfie Review Texas, marks today as the first in Texas that concealed handguns are allowed on university campuses.
The Texas Tribune points out that as Texas Democrats left Philadelphia for home, they do so with very few electoral prospects.
Anna Dragsbaek objects to "conscientious" vaccine exemptions.
Brantley Hightower considers the evolution of Whataburger's architecture.
The Bloggess explains how Pokemon Go helps her with her anxiety and agoraphobia.
Eileen Smith makes a triumphant return to blogging.
Paradise In Hell is excited by recent archaeological finds at the Alamo.
And Pages of Victory isn't 'feeling the Johnson'.
