Quo vadis vouchers, Switek asks at the Trib, even as Strangeabbott released an endorsement list of House Rethuglicans. No voucher foes got one, but the four flip-floppers on the last bill, including my own David Spiller, who is being primaried, did. Abbott calls the 21 foes "pro-union," as of course that's a smear (unless Rethugs tread around cop unions). Further related? Andrew Murr, one of the House managers (along with Spiller and others) of the impeachment of Ken Paxton, isn't running again.
The TSTA Blog keeps on chronicling Greg Abbott's lies about vouchers.
Frank Strong recaps a dismal night for books in Conroe.
In the Pink Texas reviews a bad day for textbooks at the SBOE.
For the 60th anniversary of JFK's assassination, SocraticGadfly stumbled into a brand-new conspiracy theory.
Just when I thought James DiEugenio couldn't get any more fucking stupid in his JFK conspiracy theory grifting, he does. Compared to him, Jefferson Morley looks like pure sanity.
Whoa, now. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals actually ruled in favor of environmentalists and ordered TCEQ to fix its mistake.
Off the Kuff takes a closer look at recent voter registration and turnout numbers.
UT-Dallas decided to stifle student discourse on Israel-Gaza.
House Intell head says it's likely there's no more money this year for either Zelensky or Bibi. Hot damn, and I support it from the left on principle and on it pissing off #BlueAnon.
Neil at the Houston Democracy Project noted the Trump, Abbott, Texas law enforcement rally at the border.
Law Dork surveys the legal landscape and sees a lot to be worried about.
The Current reads Ted Cruz's new book so you don't have to, not that you would have anyway.
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