The news of Texas covered today includes:
Our Lone Star story of the day: The Texas Supreme Court held oral argument today on the Public Utility Commission of Texas’ actions during the big freeze of 2021. There are strong arguments for Luminant’s case, the plaintiff, and also against it. The real issue is whether Texas is to have a market based electric grid or a politician controlled grid. Two stories that will give you a good idea of what is at stake and what happened in court:
- Texas Supreme Court to Decide Fate of $26 Billion Electricity Tax
- Texas Supreme Court questions 2021 winter storm power prices that cost billions
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Texas Senate District 30 candidate Dr. Carrie de Moor joins us to discuss her primary battle.
Lying RINO Drew Darby of San Angelo gets big slap down from Governor Abbott’s campaign in a cease and desist letter.
HD2 special election today is a proxy for the statewide factional divide in the Texas GOP.
Dallas Fed: Texas service sector and retail join manufacturing in contraction in January.
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