RIP Mike Nesmith #TheMonkees pic.twitter.com/leNeCMyqKS
— Dave Whamond (@DaveWhamond) December 11, 2021
And also Don Asmussen, creator of the Bad Reporter.
RIP Mike Nesmith #TheMonkees pic.twitter.com/leNeCMyqKS
— Dave Whamond (@DaveWhamond) December 11, 2021
“People in Texas really like their gophers,” the mother mistakenly said of the beaver mascot. Then she mispronounced the rest stop as “buseys” instead of “buck-ees.”https://t.co/KRrgVEdvuU
— MySA (@mySA) December 7, 2021
When someone asks how many tamales I’ve had on any given December day before noon pic.twitter.com/ksnIQcmzAW
— Maddy Skye (@MaddySkye) December 7, 2021
Kim Olson announces bid for Texas Democratic Party chair https://t.co/ovEFuH876r via @houstonchron #hounews
— Matt Schwartz (@SchwartzChron) December 6, 2021
Dowd says he doesn’t want to “be the one who stands in the way of the greater diversity we need in politics.”
— Patrick Svitek (@PatrickSvitek) December 7, 2021
His announcement comes as Carla Brailey, the @texasdemocrats vice chair who is Black, is poised to enter the primary. #txlege https://t.co/HWj9jtZYa9
Battin' a thousand for how seriously I take potential candidacies this year.
— Scott Braddock (@scottbraddock) December 7, 2021
I told you weeks ago they’d screw this up. https://t.co/1TeMsNnALL
— Harold Cook (@HCookAustin) December 6, 2021
#PearlHarbor80 more cartoons https://t.co/Rh8RyPwFDB pic.twitter.com/Ob8J0T7VVf
— Walt Handelsman (@Walt_Handelsman) December 7, 2021
Less than 1 week to go until the 12/13 #TX2022 filing deadline & #TX voters may end up having a 3rd party option in only 2 of 13 statewide races.
— Mark P. Jones (@MarkPJonesTX) December 7, 2021
Governor:@TXGreens @DelilahforTexas @LPTexas @Mark4Gov or @JewellGovernor
RRC:@TXGreens @timelordcrow
Filing fee = $3,750#txlege
#TXLege #TX2022 @MarkPJonesTX @TXGreens https://t.co/rL0EgwEgR5 pic.twitter.com/cLenUbTapO
— Forever in debt to your priceless advice. (@PDiddie) December 6, 2021
See Miller v. Doe challenging Texas election statutes for minor parties and independent candidates. Motions for Summary Judgment have been filed. https://t.co/VwZC97aHWG
— Mark Miller (@mamndw) December 7, 2021
It shouldn't cost any money to file to run for office. This is a big reason why so many poor & working class people don't run for office.
— ♿π️ π π Vaccines Are Healthcare (@LeftwardSwing) December 7, 2021
It's more proof our system is rigged to those who got theirs. #Poorpeoplescampaign
If only there were some independent minded Republicans who had freed themselves up to run for something else #txlege https://t.co/7zkfF8K052
— Scott Braddock (@scottbraddock) December 7, 2021
Attorney Brent Coon, founder of @BrentCoonAssoc announced the massive lawsuit Monday against rapper and headliner Travis Scott and other defendants.https://t.co/lYf4Kc1IWY
— Chron (@chron) December 7, 2021
Texas could test one of Biden's core political bets
— Dick Lavine (@dlavine) December 7, 2021
Studies have shown that more than 1 in 5 children in TX do not regularly get enough to eat, "one of the worst rates of childhood food insecurity in the country," says @MarisaBono of @EveryTxn. #txlegehttps://t.co/rCT1uXWWv6
Of course, there are many people who were not citizens when they got their driver’s licenses many years ago but now are. Just one of the many problems with this. https://t.co/H8c14sXZXt
— Michael Li ζδΉζ¨Έ (@mcpli) December 7, 2021
BREAKING: Our client, Eloisa Cavazos, has just had her land returned to her after fighting against the government’s seizure and border wall construction since 2018. pic.twitter.com/26orWHKAFo
— Texas Civil Rights Project (@TXCivilRights) December 7, 2021
it is notably not illegal to carry large amounts of cash but civil asset forfeiture allows cops to seize your money and not charge you with a crime and if you want it back it's on you to prove it wasn't part of a crime https://t.co/vuOmFtDFtT
— Steven Rich (@dataeditor) December 7, 2021
After no response from Lakewood Church on the money found in the wall recently, Crime Stoppers of Houston is gifting $20,000 to the man who found it. https://t.co/SEbwN9dOHa
— KXAN News (@KXAN_News) December 7, 2021
When the top TX prison psychiatrist testified in court last month, he likened prison to a “design magazine,” called it an inmate's "natural environment" & claimed ppl would kill each other for psych meds
— Keri Blakinger (@keribla) December 6, 2021
If you ever wondered why ppl don't trust prison healthcare, here's a THREAD pic.twitter.com/b5Xkkl0a7a
Is "nowhere to protest" a feature or a bug of a city funding parks through public-private partnerships and handing them over to conservancies to manage https://t.co/R80AWXEzjX
— Allyn West (@allynwest) December 6, 2021
@exxonmobil you can't hide! We can see your greedy side! End the unfair labor practice lockout of @USWLu13_243 in Beaumont, TX- your union busting attempt is disgusting! pic.twitter.com/Pw2YLZjjRH
— Houston DSA (@HoustonDSA) December 6, 2021
We are hosting a holiday fundraiser for the locked out workers of @USWLu13_243. It's at @bohemeos's, 708 Telephone Rd., Houston, Texas, 77023, this Sunday, December 12, from 12 pm to 4 pm. RSVP: https://t.co/FVSENC7mbI (thread)
— Houston DSA (@HoustonDSA) December 7, 2021
Oil and gas are making Texans sick. #TXLEGE https://t.co/LAHFLUgvWm
— CleanTheirMess (@CleanTheirMess) December 7, 2021
Trump-era Oil & Gas Drilling Boom Continues Under Biden, Despite Campaign Pledge https://t.co/oJbzmU2c8X
— Democracy Now! (@democracynow) December 7, 2021
In Texas, nearly a dozen oil and gas export terminals are slated to come online in the next decade. They could make the U.S. one of the largest oil and gas exporters in the world—but at a dangerous cost. 1/
— Texas Observer (@TexasObserver) December 7, 2021
Story by @amalahmed214/ Photos by @ivanflr: https://t.co/6KJLJpdbLA
This heavy flaring has been going on since Sunday and @ShellDeerPark has not provided any information about what chemicals are being released. @TCEQ @HarrisCoPC @HarrisCoPct2 https://t.co/sUNsVBMRWL
— Air Alliance Houston (@airallianceHOU) December 7, 2021
Texans need the agency to stick up for us when industry breaks the law. The economy shouldn't depend on #sacrificezones. TCEQ should make sure it doesn't.
— One Breath Partnership (@OneBreathHOU) December 7, 2021
This is what the sunset review, starting in 2022, will be all about.https://t.co/U7rAVQre7v
It just would not be the holiday season without tamales to grace your table.
— Texas Highways Magazine (@TexasHighways) December 8, 2021
We’ve rounded up the best delivery and take-away tamales and tamale-making classes around the state so you can celebrate deliciously. https://t.co/uRFZ5LbF7H
Charley Lockhart was 3'7" tall but that didn't keep him becoming Texas State Treasurer 3 times. He was the Scurry County treasurer for 18 years before that. Charley died in 1954 at the age of 79 and is buried in Snyder, Texas. He was quite popular and had a great sense of humor. pic.twitter.com/4yfYTCSHik
— Traces of Texas (@TracesofTexas) December 8, 2021
OTD in 1935, over 20 inches of rain fell over Western Harris County and lead to widespread flooding. Over 100 city blocks were flooded, leading to 8 fatalities. Buffalo Bayou rose 10 inches an hour for 24 hours. This event led to the creation of the @hcfcd #TXwx #HOUwx pic.twitter.com/NIOc5BqCOA
— NWS Houston (@NWSHouston) December 7, 2021