The Texas Progressive Alliance rejects another round of
“thoughts and prayers” rather than action over yet more gun violence, this time
here in Texas, as it brings you this week’s wrangle.
Off the
Kuff looks at the third quarter campaign
finance reports for Texas Democratic Congressional candidates.
Socratic
Gadfly offers his detailed take about the
bombshell Donna Brazile dropped on the Democratic Party.
An Astros fan almost since birth, PDiddie at
Brains and Eggs posts his
56-year remembrance of growing up with the team and celebrating their
first World Series championship.
Neil at All People Have Value attended
a rally in Houston to call for the release of 10 year old Rosa Maria
Hernandez. Rosa was seized by ICE lowlifes as she recovered from
major surgery in Corpus Christi. Thankfully the pressure on this issue for all
over the country made a difference and Rosa has since been freed. APHV is part
of NeilAquino.com.
Jobsanger looks at the
huge Latina pay gap.
Lewisville Texan Journal discusses the idea of making Vista
Ridge Mall
into a live entertainment venue.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
The Texas Trib notes an ongoing lack of Democratic
candidates for
statewide offices. Filing deadline is Dec. 11. Editor’s note: The
Trib calls some guv candidates insignificant, then creates self-fulfilling
prophecies by refusing to do in-depth profiles of the likes of Tom Wakely.
Juanita
has had enough of John Kelly.
Therese
Odell is all about Indictment Day.
Shea
Serrano finally gets the allure of baseball.
The Current
introduces us to the San Antonio Satan Fish.
Texas
Vox patiently explains the difference between "weather" and
"climate".
BeyondBones
gives the science on vampires.
The TSTA
Blog chastises educators who punish flag protesters.
Jeff
Balke eulogizes the Houston Press. Editor’s note: In an online-only
edition, with all writers as freelancers, it WILL die the rest of the way soon
enough.
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Somervell County Salon discusses
church-state issues.
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