The news of Texas covered today includes:
Our Lone Star story of the day: Quorum breaking Democrats have been sent a notice of fines they owe for breaking House rules. See the letter here. It comes to $9,354.25 each.
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Candidates pour into HD71 GOP primary race as RINO Lambert retires:
- Liz Case enters race for House District 71
- Former Abilene City Councilman, Jay Hardaway, announces
- Ohlemacher joins race for Texas House District 71
Old liberal-Loyd Doggett bowing out of re-election due to redistricting.
Lubbock County courthouse
Lubbock County’s Judge Bow-Tie Parrish and Sheriff Kelly Rowe whine like Democrats, again, over not passing a tax increase on the public. Way to go commissioners: Corley, Rackler, Dalby, & Shaw!
A.G. Ken Paxton Appeals the Politically-Motivated Attack Targeting Him and the OAG (Beto Pancho case)
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reins in the Clown Court, a.k.a Texas Ethics Commission. I had a ton of other court rulings in the stack today, you’ll need to listen to catch up.
Business news:
- Oil & gas rig count.
- Foxconn’s Apple and Nvidia plants in Houston to train AI workforce.
- Starbase Brewing launches space beer experiment.
- ‘Gigabay’ project may create more than 500 new jobs in Cameron County.
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