The news of Texas covered today includes:
Our Lone Star story of the day: Election notes:
- Republican Brett Ligon easily wins the special election for Texas Senate District 4.
- Lubbock re-elects McBrayer mayor by 70%. An Obama Marxist organizer got over 40% of the vote in Lubbock’s District 3 (Bruegel won it with 54%)
- Abilene has a runoff for city council Place 4 between Tammy Fogle and Benjamin Bailey. (Fogle is a friend of the show.)
- Dallas ISD voters pass $6.2 billion in bond debt on themselves
- Fort Worth voters double mayor and council member salaries
- Texas Supreme Court further humiliates Lubbock Co.’s Bowtie Bully Curtis Parrish.
- National Democrats are making moves in TX15 and TX35.
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Anti-Wimp update: Driver saves women & children, shoots carjacker in Garland.
Texas wins again, this time its a “triple crown”: Texas Wins 2026 Prosperity Cup As Top State For Job-Creating Business Investment.
Some bad news on the pro-life front today: Supreme Court temporarily restores access to abortion pill mifepristone through telehealth, mail and pharmacies. Pro-Choicers recognize that abortion is too evil to even describe; watch Rep. Brandon Gill in action.
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