The news of Texas covered today includes:
Our Lone Star story of the day: Government folk have largely lost the “public service” ethos over the past couple of generations. The happenings at the Tarrant Appraisal District as well as the board’s reaction to such are a strong example of how out of line has become the attitude of government officials and employees in relation to the people they are payed to serve.
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Are Texas elections officials truly being harassed to the point they cannot do their job? There is likely some rudeness and nastiness from citizens that is unwarranted but I can tell you that some of these officials bring much of it upon themselves. And do not forget, it was county elections officials who unilaterally implemented, without legal authority, drive-through voting, 24-hour voting, multiple ballot drop boxes, etc. Is it a case of reaping what they sowed?
- Threats, stalking lead to election office resignation | Fredericksburg Standard
- Bexar County elections official says she and her staff are ‘under attack’
It’s defeat Liz Cheney day in Wyoming. Texans gave her almost a million dollars – much more than she raised in her own state. What Republican Party is it that she believes she is fighting for?
And, other news of Texas.
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