The Texas Progressive Alliance participated in the Climate March this weekend and fully supports the cause of workers across the world on May Day. ('Loyalty Day' can suck ass.)
Off the Kuff takes a very early look at potential Congressional races for 2018.
SocraticGadfly offers his reflections on the career and trial of "Our Man Downtown," John Wiley Price.
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme notes that Republican hatred of democracy and people marches on in Texas.
Democrats keep looking for excuses to kick people out from under their tent, and the evidence was everywhere PDiddie at Brains and Eggs looked over the past couple of weeks. There aren't enough Marches, Resistances, and Revolutions to overcome so much squabbling, backbiting, and infighting. In similar vein, Captain Kroc at McBlogger wants to see the two factions battle it out.
jobsanger cites the Economic Policy Institute in detailing the damage Trump has already done to workers in his first 100 days.
MOMocrats writes about Trump's hundred days in terms of the end of Obama Nation. (This is NOT a play on words.)
The Lewisville Texan Journal posts an op-ed from The Mom of No about the low bar she set -- and barely cleared -- for Easter.
And Txsharon at Bluedaze tells a true fracking story in eight lines of poetry.
The publisher of the Austin Monitor, Michael Kanin, has been named the new publisher of the Texas Observer. Congratulations!
Jonathan Tilove at First Reading wraps up his coverage of Alex Jones' child custody suit by noting the post-trial press conference where Jones berated the media, Trump-style.
DBC Green Blog was a little disappointed in the Climate March but has greater expectations for today's May Day rallies.
Scott Braddock reports on the school voucher astroturfing story.
Robert Rivard makes a case for changing the timing and frequency of San Antonio's elections.
Michael Li rounds up and summarizes the remaining disputes over the Texas Congressional map.
Therese Odell recoils in horror from the transcript of the AP interview with Trump.
Sandra Thompson follows the money that is opposed to bail reform.
Former Rep. Scott Hochberg explains why he is voting Yes on the HISD recapture referendum.
Somervell County Salon has a good laugh with Stephen Colbert about the red button on Trump's desk that summons a butler bringing a Coke.
Ty Clevenger at Lawflog sees the Booger (Robertson) County Mafia growing nervous again.
And Right Wing Watch documented US Rep. Randy Weber's tearful apology to God (sic) for the American sins of pregnancy termination, prayer in public schools, and marriage equality ... but not slavery, or the atrocities inflicted on First People, or even the excesses of corporate greed or war. What a f'n guy.
Off the Kuff takes a very early look at potential Congressional races for 2018.
SocraticGadfly offers his reflections on the career and trial of "Our Man Downtown," John Wiley Price.
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme notes that Republican hatred of democracy and people marches on in Texas.
Democrats keep looking for excuses to kick people out from under their tent, and the evidence was everywhere PDiddie at Brains and Eggs looked over the past couple of weeks. There aren't enough Marches, Resistances, and Revolutions to overcome so much squabbling, backbiting, and infighting. In similar vein, Captain Kroc at McBlogger wants to see the two factions battle it out.
jobsanger cites the Economic Policy Institute in detailing the damage Trump has already done to workers in his first 100 days.
MOMocrats writes about Trump's hundred days in terms of the end of Obama Nation. (This is NOT a play on words.)
The Lewisville Texan Journal posts an op-ed from The Mom of No about the low bar she set -- and barely cleared -- for Easter.
And Txsharon at Bluedaze tells a true fracking story in eight lines of poetry.
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The publisher of the Austin Monitor, Michael Kanin, has been named the new publisher of the Texas Observer. Congratulations!
Jonathan Tilove at First Reading wraps up his coverage of Alex Jones' child custody suit by noting the post-trial press conference where Jones berated the media, Trump-style.
DBC Green Blog was a little disappointed in the Climate March but has greater expectations for today's May Day rallies.
Scott Braddock reports on the school voucher astroturfing story.
Robert Rivard makes a case for changing the timing and frequency of San Antonio's elections.
Michael Li rounds up and summarizes the remaining disputes over the Texas Congressional map.
Therese Odell recoils in horror from the transcript of the AP interview with Trump.
Sandra Thompson follows the money that is opposed to bail reform.
Former Rep. Scott Hochberg explains why he is voting Yes on the HISD recapture referendum.
Somervell County Salon has a good laugh with Stephen Colbert about the red button on Trump's desk that summons a butler bringing a Coke.
Ty Clevenger at Lawflog sees the Booger (Robertson) County Mafia growing nervous again.
And Right Wing Watch documented US Rep. Randy Weber's tearful apology to God (sic) for the American sins of pregnancy termination, prayer in public schools, and marriage equality ... but not slavery, or the atrocities inflicted on First People, or even the excesses of corporate greed or war. What a f'n guy.
