The Texas Progressive Alliance observes that honesty is no
longer a required attribute for Republican judicial nominees, while wishing
both parties asked Supreme Court nominees a broader range of questions, as it
brings you this week's roundup.
SocraticGadfly
observed that Glenn Greenwald is getting close to "Deep State"
conspiracy theory talk on the Trump Administration on
things like the "anonymous" op-ed.
G.
Elliott Morris discusses the current odds of a House takeover.
David
Bruce Collins calls out Nike and its new Colin Kaepernick ad campaign
in Das Kaepital.
Pages
of Victory wants more news about just how much Harvey sickened
Houstonians.
The
Dallas Observer reports Dallas cop Amber Guyger has been arrested and
charged with manslaughter in shooting Botham Shem Jean. Twitter has some old
pics of
her with her family, complete with brother making the “white power
OK” sign. No telling about her own stance on minority policing, but it doesn’t
look good.
Dos
Centavos says both R’s and D’s are ignoring the Latin@ vote, as shown
by recent polling.
Influence Texas
has a smartphone app to track state legiscritters … and the money they get.
Better
Texas Blog gives a state budget update.
Influence Texas and
Texans for Public Justice announced the release of Influence TX OS,
an open source app providing campaign finance and voting records of Texas state
politicians.
Sarah
Martinez has important Whataburger news.
Pages
of Victory wants more news about just how much Harvey sickened
Houstonians.
The
Great God Pan Is Dead reviews some Soviet avant-garde art.
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