Ken Paxton Went to the Courthouse and Came Home With a $1,000 Souvenir
Once a thief, always a thief? Sticky-finger Paxton, a pen, a wife- keep your eyes on him. Ken Paxton has
Once a thief, always a thief? Sticky-finger Paxton, a pen, a wife- keep your eyes on him. Ken Paxton has
Meet Bo French, the Republican nominee for a statewide office in Texas. French is not some anonymous internet troll sitting
Amazing what $20 billion that should have been ours buys, with Abbott’s political position at stake. Miller provides the children;
The image on the left: I prefer the nickname Sticky Finger Paxton; it is simple and easy to remember. Republican
These are most of the races I can choose from (My Sample Ballot); they’re all Democrats. If we want to
Some parents tell their children, “Do as I say, not as I do.” Texas government sometimes looks a little like
What kinda of DEI fools would start a war without preparing to get hit back? My opinion: Donald and Pete.
James Talarico should not apologize for saying God is non-binary. He should explain why he said it. Talarico is a
Excluding judicial races, these are the Republican candidates running statewide in Texas in November 2026: Not a single one has
For more than 30 years, Texas Republicans have been very good at one thing: giving voters somebody to fear. Immigrants.
Houston has a simple way to make today’s budget look healthier: delay the project, postpone the expense, and leave the
Kathy Whitmire must have known John Whitmire well; she chose to endorse Sheila Jackson-Lee: Houston has had two Mayor Whitmires.
Here is a short version that sticks to what we can prove and lets the reader draw the political conclusion.
For most of the last two years, Republicans acted as though Donald Trump’s return to the White House had given
Abbott started 2026 with $105 million. He raised another $28 million. He is down to $67 million. He has launched
This is no longer some Medicaid accounting argument between bureaucrats in Austin and Washington. Houston-area hospitals could lose as much
Texas spent years welcoming data centers with open arms. They brought promises of billions of dollars in investment, artificial intelligence,