The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles continues to politicize the case of George Floyd.
Let's assume that Strangeabbott and DeSatan are indeed engaged in human trafficking, by criminal law definition. Let's also assume that at least one of the Ill Eagles being trafficked by them entered the US before and thus has themselves committed a criminal law violation. On the latter, are Abbott and DeSantis themselves potentially guilty of aiding and abetting, or whatever the federal statute is? I tagged Popehat (Ken White) and Greg Doucette on Twitter, but nether responded. On the former? If they are trafficking by definition, where's Merrick Garland? I mean if, as alleged, DeSatan lied to these people about jobs waiting for them in Massachusetts?
Texas' social media "publish these shitty, racist, crime-incentivizing comments" law has been put back into place by the 5th Circuit. Shock me.
Big biz wants Chapter 313 renewed by the Lege next year. I oppose the idea in general and doubly oppose school districts in general handing out any property tax breaks.
SocraticGadfly offers up a number of thoughts on the death of Ken Starr.
Off the Kuff has another poll to dig into.
Reform Austin would like to dial down the rhetoric about which cities are "dangerous."
The Texas Signal lists all the ways that having a Democratic Attorney General would make things better.
In The Pink Texas is ready to start reading all of Matt Krause's banned books.
Melissa Fletcher Stoeltje counts the ways that Texas fails its kids.
Jessica Shortall resorted to quoting Sid Miller to rebut Greg Abbott's nonsense about the border.
Amanda Marcotte explores the deeply racist roots of shipping migrants to other states under false pretenses.
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