The news of Texas covered today includes:
Our Lone Star story of the day: Whether liars or just incompetents, local government officials mislead often but sometimes it becomes extremely overt in “hiding the ball” from taxpayers which is the case in El Paso. (James Quintero joins us to talk about his El Paso discovery.) Other times they simply overstate to panic citizens into accepting more spending and higher taxes, as we see in Abilene. Or, in the case of Lubbock, we see government handing out taxpayer money to private individuals for projects that are nowhere near “economic development.” Kuddos to David Glasheen for getting this right.
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Baker Hughes oil and gas drilling rig count falls in Texas.
Several big court decisions:
- US Supreme Court Backs Texas Man’s Challenge to Federal Ban on Gun ‘Bump Stocks’
- Texas Supreme Court denies case that could have imperiled IVF
- Texas Supreme Court Sides With Public Utility Commission in Post-2021 Blackouts Electricity Pricing Cases
- Attorney General Ken Paxton Secures Stay from Texas Supreme Court Stopping Harris County’s Unlawful “ Guaranteed Income” Scheme
- Texas Supreme Court Grants Review of Politically Motivated Lawfare Against OAG Leadership
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