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Rick Perry endorses Sid Miller, AFL-CIO doesn't endorse Beto O'Rourke as he closes the gap on Ted Cruz...what does it mean or matter? Do we really miss George W. or have things just gotten that bad thanks to Trump and co. The LIT Crew also discuss the continued assault on voting rights and fair redistricting maps.
Democrats almost completely filled ballots across the state filing for 14 of the 15 Senate seats, 130 of 150 House seats and every single Congressional seat. This is big. In a year Democrats anticipate a big wave election it's critical to run everywhere.
This cast also includes us talking about our top candidates, the latest in sexual accusations against Texas politicians, the for the Alamo, overpaid college football coaches.
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A basic outline of Episode 124 of the Left in Texas podcast for the week of Oct. 10th. #GetLit
Howdy folks this is Joe Deshotel with the Left in Texas Podcast it is Tuesday, Oct 10th coming to you from Gingerman across from Austin city Hall with JD Gin and Chris Mosser
In this episode of Left in Texas we discuss Beto O'Rourke's colorful language, the role of a successful Democratic Party county chair, the potential exoneration of a man on death row and how Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner made Gov. Greg Abbott blink and then hand over $50 Million.
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In this episode, the LiT crew share beers in Texas' oldest continuously running bar, Scholz Garten. We discuss the biggest revelations from Tribune Fest like Ted Cruz' decision to not support the Obamacare repeal (for all the wrong reasons), a possible Gubernatorial candidate, why we like Speaker Straus (and you should too), plus the absurdity of supporting Confederate flag wavers while being offended by athletes protesting systemic racism.
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