The Texas Progressive Alliance knows the value of
cooperation as it brings you this week's roundup.
Off the
Kuff made two last attempts
to find a relationship between straight ticket voting and Democratic likeliness
to "drop off" from long ballots.
As winter meetings arrive, SocraticGadfly
switches from politics to baseball to
applaud the Cardinals for the Paul Goldschmidt trade.
And here are
some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
Texas
Monthly introduces its 31 power brokers.
At the Dallas Observer, Jim
Schutze says the latest Trinity River plan is “Six Flags for rich
people.”
Stephen
Young notes that, despite Betomania, Texas voting turnout, at least
in midterms, STILL sux.
Texas
Observer runs the syndicated Jim Hightower column that his
syndicator, Creators, wouldn’t.
Better
Texas Blog warns of the dangers of short term health insurance plans.
Paradise
in Hell wants to see that Confederate plaque in the Capitol banished.
Texas
Vox takes a first look an environmental bills for the 86th Lege.
The TSTA
Blog reminds us that funding schools is the state's responsibility.
Juanita
always takes the time to marvel at the wonder of Louie Gohmert.
The
Lunch Tray explains the latest USDA announcement on school mean
nutrition policy.
David
Bruce Collins takes aim at Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie
Sanders.
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