The news of Texas covered today includes:
Our Lone Star story of the day: The U.S. Census Bureau has released new numbers and while Texas urban areas continue to grow, a bit slower, Dallas County actually lost residents. People, and businesses, keep choosing to move to the exurban areas over the Democrat dominated, and poorly run, core cities. “Among some of the largest metro areas, the fastest-growing counties tended to be on the outer edges, a pattern especially pronounced in Texas,” the Census Bureau reported today.
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Texas House of Reps. leader, founder of the BurrowCrat coalition, Dustin Burrows released a very long list of interim study charges for House committees. He also created three new committees – and the unwieldy bureaucracy of the Texas House just grows and grows so that enough members get fancier titles and a little more budget money.
Wichita Falls lawyer among those discipline by the Texas Bar.
Fifth Circuit revives homebuilder’s Sherman Act antitrust suit against Mansfield. Mansfield has acted as a monopoly outside its own city limits in the often abused extraterritorial jurisdiction.
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I hear there will be a No Kings protest in Lubbock on Saturday.- by historically-illiterate people and imbeciles.
I’m trying to give Grace, remembering my own foolish youth. But these morons actually have impact now, they have a real voice. I sometimes wish we could send them to counties who have actual dictators and kings. How does our educational system produce people this stupid??
And yet many school board members of various districts were not challenged in this election cycle allowing the cancellation of many elections including Lubbock ISD.