The Texas Progressive Alliance puts skinny lattes over
skinny repeals as it brings you this week's roundup, while waiting for Joe
Straus to call Greg Abbott’s bluff and just “sign, die!”
Off the
Kuff looks at July
campaign finance reports for Democratic Congressional challengers.
SocraticGadfly,
looking over the battle to (apparently) kill Trumpcare, notes that insurers
were only temporary allies, not friends of America, and
remain bloodsucking leeches who are part of why true national health
care in America needs a
British-style NHS.
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme
calls out the so called pro-life Texas Republicans for drastically increasing
the maternal death rate. Now,
they
are going for more deaths.
Democrats appear to be suffering another severe outbreak of
Jill
Stein Derangement Syndrome, reports PDiddie at Brains
and Eggs.
Neil at All People Have Value called
upon all people to show up and fight back. APHV is part of NeilAquino.com.
Ted at Jobsanger reminds us that Monday
was Black
Women’s Equal Pay Day.
Lewisville Texan Journal discusses the
must-do of home
cleaning before vacation.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
The Texas
Living Waters Project highlights the activism of Janice Bezanson, who
advocates for wise water use over the construction of reservoirs.
The Texas Trib notes how Reps. Lamar Smith (shock me) and
Randy Weber now claim The environmentalists
are pawns of Putin.
The TSTA
Blog is not impressed with the Senate's "fake" pay raise
for teachers.
Transgriot
wants to hear more black voices in the coverage of the bathroom bill.
Better
Texas Blog criticized John Cornyn and Ted Cruz for letting the
Obamacare repeal debacle proceed.
Equality
Texas urges pushback on Greg Abbott's efforts to make Republicans
sign on to the House bathroom bills.
Paradise
in Hell has some sage words about highway driving.
The Rivard Report was
on hand when candles were lit for immigrants killed in smuggling gone
bad.
Transgriot wants
to hear more black voices fighting the bathroom bill, and blames the
state media for not reaching out.
(Editor’s note: If the blogger really expects semi-GOP
sycophant Helen Giddings to have a backbone on an issue like this …)
Katie
Walsh sets the record straight about the authenticity of Tex-Mex.
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(Editor’s note — the author of this blog, having grown up in
New Mexico, knows Tex-Mex is second best, while not necessarily disagreeing
with everything Ms. Walsh says.)
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