The news of Texas covered today includes:
Our Lone Star story of the day: The BurrowCrat Coalition posits an interesting charge: The Republican House Caucus is “broken.” The problem is that if you read Rep. Terry Wilson’s op-ed backing BurrowCrat Burrows for Speaker of the House, he never gives any evidence at all of anything “broken” in the caucus other than that the majority didn’t support his candidate. Also, he repeats the lie that something was amiss with not being granted a “brief recess” once the voting process had already started. I address this oft repeated misdirection.
I also address the how the press, in many recent stories, left out the paramount issue with the Bonnen-Burrows scandal of a few years back. It’s what they leave out that should give pause to members support Burrows.
- Dustin Burrows risks big to seek Texas House speakership
- Q&A with Texas House speaker candidate Dustin Burrows
- Dustin Burrows believes opposition by fellow Republicans won’t block path to House speaker
- Texas House speaker candidate Dustin Burrows rejects claim that he is a tool of Democrats
Note that extreme press shy Burrows finally had to do a media go-around at the end of last week but find me anywhere in these stories where he lays out a vision of why Texas, Republicans, or voters would be better off with him as Speaker over Rep. Cook. Nope, it’s all “I’m going to be Speaker.” He comes off as a very cold and calculating climber with no charm – even when doing a press tour to try and engender support!
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Fort Worth liberal Democrat Councilman Nettles says the release of a recording is to “tarnish his name.” Funny, I think it’s what he is recorded as saying that tarnishes his already murky reputation.
SpaceX’s Starlink revenue in 2025 now projected to be $11.8 billion. T-Mobile initiates direct-cell-to-satellite texting using Starlink. Europe to spend $11 billion to build its own Starlink government constellation. All this begs the question: Why are Texans, and federal taxpayers too, spending billions to provide rural broadband Internet service when it is already available with more coming online soon?!
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