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Tag Archives: 89th Texas Legislature
Texas Redistricting Finally Passes House
After all the unnecessary and futile drama of the Democrat’s quorum break, the Texas House has finally passed the congressional redistricting bill. After weeks of gridlock, the Texas House has approved a new congressional redistricting plan that Republicans say will … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged 11th Congressional District, 18th Congressional District, 2026 Election, 32nd Congressional District, 33rd Congressional District, 35th Congressional District, 37th Congressional District, 89th Texas Legislature, 9th Congressional District, Al Green, August Pfluger, Austin, Brad Johnson, Brandon Waltens, Dallas, Democrats, Dustin Burrows, Elections, Greg Abbott, Greg Casar, Henry Cuellar, Houston, Julie Johnson, Lloyd Doggett, Marc Veasey, McAllen, Petteway v. Galveston County, Redistricting, Republicans, Rio Grande Valley, Special Session, Supreme Court, Texas, Texas 28th Congressional District, Texas 34th Congressional District, Texas Scorecard, The Texan News, Todd Hunter, Vicente Gonzalez
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Special Session Agenda: Flood, THC, Redistricting
People were wondering what agenda items Texas Governor Greg Abbott would lay out for the forthcoming special session, and now we know. Gov. Greg Abbott has officially released the agenda for the upcoming special legislative session, identifying 18 items for … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Republicans, Texas, Uncategorized
Tagged 2026 Election, 89th Texas Legislature, Brandon Waltens, Democrats, education, Elections, flooding, Greg Abbott, Lawsuit, marijuana, Petteway v. Galveston County, property tax reform, Redistricting, Regulation, Republicans, Texas Scorecard, Voting Rights Act
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Counting Up Texas Gun Rights Wins
It’s easy to get black pilled and feel that elections don’t matter, but there are few areas where the difference between electing Republicans over Democrats is as pronounced as that of gun rights. The Supreme Court victories in Heller and … Continue reading
Posted in Guns, Regulation, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 89th Texas Legislature, Bob Hall, Brent Hagenbuch, Bryan Hughes, Carrie Isaac, Charles Schwertner, Cody Harris, Cole Hefner, Guns, Kevin Sparks, Mayes Middleton, Regulation, Republicans, Richard Hayes, Ryan Guillen, Second Amendment, Texas, Wes Virdell
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Abbott Vetoes THC Regulation Bill, Calls July 21 Special Session
Texas Governor Gregg Abbott vetoed a bill regulating THC one hour before it was to become law. In a dramatic last-minute move, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) vetoed a total ban on recreational cannabis that had been backed by Lt. … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 89th Texas Legislature, Brian Birdwell, Dan Patrick, Greg Abbott, marijuana, Regulation, Republicans, Semiconductors, Texas
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LinkSwarm For June 6, 2025
Today’s the 81st anniversary of D-Day. Trump and Musk fight over the “big beautiful bill,” the Dutch government collapses, a whole lot of megacorps decide that “Pride Month” is over, hot Skynet on Skynet action, a fake Titanic, “nose ring … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2026 Texas Senate Race, 89th Texas Legislature, agribusiness subsidies, AI, anti-semitism, Arizona, Babylon Bee, bridges, Budget, China, Columbia University, Communism, Corpus Christi, Critical Drinker, Dan Patrick, debt, DEI, Democrats, Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), Disney, dogs, Florida, Francesca Gino, fraud, Gavin Newsom, gay, Geert Wilders, Greta Thunberg, Guns, Hamas, Harvard, Harvey Milk, Houston, Israel-Hamas War, Japan, Jim Geraghty, Joe Biden, John Cornyn, Karine Jean-Pierre, Kathy Hochul, Katie Hobbs, Keir Starmer, Ken Paxton, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, LinkSwarm, Lockheed, Marvel, Media Watch, Mike Johnson, Military, MS-13, Nassau University Medical Center, Navy, Netherlands, polls, Ron DeSantis, Santa J. Ono, sex offender, sexual slavery, Social Justice Warriors, Star Wars, Texas, Title VI, UK
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Feds Sue Texas Over Illegal Alien Tuition
Usually it’s been Texas suing the federal government (especially under Biden) for breaking the law when it comes to illegal aliens, but yesterday saw a reversal when the federal government sued Texas for providing discounted in-state tuition to illegal aliens. … Continue reading
Democrats Want To Keep Repeat Offenders On The Streets
There’s been lots of chatter that Democrats need to start cracking down on crime if they want to win back the middle class voters that flipped to Trump to 2024. If so, that news hasn’t been relayed to Democrats in … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Texas
Tagged 89th Texas Legislature, Border Controls, Crime, Democrats, Illegal Aliens, Joe Moody, Mitch Little, Texas, United States v. Salerno
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Two Texas Election Integrity Bills Pass
Texas hasn’t suffered from the massive 3 AM ballot drops that plagued large Democratic-run cities in 2020, but there have been election irregularities, most notably in Democrat-controlled Harris County. To help remedy the situation, the Texas legislature has passed two … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Texas
Tagged 89th Texas Legislature, Brandon Waltens, Christine Welborn, Crime, Dawn Rogers, Elections, Harris County, Holly Hansen, Ken Paxton, Mike Schofield, State v. Stephens, Texas, Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Texas Organizing Project, Texas Scorecard, The Texan News, voting fraud
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