The news of Texas covered today includes:
Our Lone Star story of the day: Fourteen Texas Democrats missed the May 5th deadline to pay their fines for trying to tank “Democracy” by breaking quorum in the Texas legislature. Some who did pay wrote vulgarisms on their checks which is a reflection of who they are.
Meanwhile, Democrat media is wondering if the extremely liberal, and on the record as such over and over for years and years, Austin-centric Dem ticket is that good of an idea for November (a little late, no?)
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Texas Justices Toss Cities’ Challenge to Cable Franchise Fee Cap – great!
Texas Tribune cries that Republicans might further reduce the scope of local governments’ power and this story is a good example of why it’s not a bad idea: Harris County electronic monitoring program doesn’t track defendants who become fugitives. They don’t track those who cut off the monitors!!! What’s the point of the program then?
Oil and gas rig count shows Texas adding more drilling rigs. Meanwhile Chevron and Exxon/Mobile execs warn of a disastrous price spike possibility.
Alamo renovation moving along.
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