The Texas Progressive Alliance thinks that big GOP candidate debate needed more balloon animals and seltzer bottles as it brings you this week's roundup.
Off the Kuff gives his campaign strategy for defending Houston's Equal Rights Ordinance.
Harold Cook presents the GOP Presidential Debate Drinking Game, which will come in handy for the next debate, if you ever recover from the first one.
Socratic Gadfly looks at the hoo-hah over Dan Price, CEO of Gravity Payments and his eventual $70,000 salary for employees, and has a mix of cautious applause and skeptical concerns.
A blogger started a petition to have the NFL relocate the 2017 Super Bowl away from Houston if the HERO is defeated by the voters in November. And then a Houston television station picked up the story. PDiddie at Brains and Eggs is in wonderment at how things can snowball -- or go viral, as the kids say these days -- so quickly.
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme wants everyone to know that Texas Republicans are denying birth certificates for Hispanic babies born in Texas.
From WCNews at Eye on Williamson. More GOP mug shots this week, That Ken Paxton Is Attorney General Proves Our Political System Has Failed and Wilco DA Jana Duty.
Neil at All People Have Value spent the past week in Chicago and the Chicago area. Neil's blog has interesting pictures of that great American city.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
Texas Clean Air Matters urges state leaders to meet the Clean Power Plan with innovation and not resistance.
The TSTA Blog reminds us that long before he was indicted on felony charges, Ken Paxton was bad news for public education.
Media Matters captures video of Houston LGBT activist Noel Freeman shooting down lies about the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance.
Lone Star Ma celebrates World Breastfeeding Week 2015.
Kevin Walker says Dallas needs a 21st century blueprint for building a better city.
Rafael McDonnell reports on a training program he attended for LGBTQ people running for political office.
The Houston Justice Coalition lays out its goals for addressing police brutality at the root.
Honorary Texan The Slactivist advises Texas politicians on the best way to pose for their future mug shot.
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