The Texas Progressive Alliance is girding its loins or
whatever for the special session of the Lege, and hankering after a “Sunset and
Sign, Die” pin.
Off the
Kuff highlights a spate of LGBT
candidates running for office in the near future.
SocraticGadfly
tells any Texas Greens who are thinking of skipping 2018 in working to restore
party-line ballot access to
stop entertaining such thoughts because next year will be a good
opportunity.
Got any Democrats in mind to run for governor in 2018? Drop
a line to the TDP if you do, says PDiddie at Brains and
Eggs.
Neil at All People Have Value attended
the Medicare For All Town Hall sponsored by the Bernie Sanders Our
Revolution group and also by Houston Socialist organizations. APHV is part of
NeilAquino.com.
At Dos Centavos, Stace calls out the
Harris County Commissioners Court for being chicken-shit on the SB4 lawsuit.
Grits for Breakfast does a roundup of
what actual
police reform should look like.
South Texas Chisme notes that
anti-immigrant stances are
affecting shrimping.
Lewisville Texan Journal has the latest
on
a Title IX lawsuit against that school district.
McBlogger calls out religious liberals for dissing secularist
liberals as a straw man, and other things.
Somervell County Salon has an update on a
North Carolina county going
beyond even the broad allowances on meeting prayers after the Town of
Greece case.
David Bruce Collins gives an intro to the
campaign of
Green candidate Hal Ridley Jr., running for CD-36.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
Better
Texas Blog keeps digging into how bad Trumpcare would be for our
state.
Juanita
has some fun with a Republican neighbor.
Paradise
in Hell wonders what town hall meetings Ted Cruz goes to. Meanwhile,
wherever Rafael is, High
Plains Blogger sees the return of Lyin’ Ted.
Dawn
Hanson advocates for high-density affordable housing as an answer to
income inequality.
Michael
Li demonstrates how not hard it is to draw minority opportunity
districts in Texas.
Gabriella
Dunn documents the other requests for voter data in Texas.
The
StartleGram talks about Abbott end-running traditional media again,
this time for his re-election launch.
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