
Reefer Madness Returns to Texas with Dan Patrick’s THC Ban
If the governor signs SB 3 into law, thousands of jobs and billions in revenue could soon disappear.
Since 1954
If the governor signs SB 3 into law, thousands of jobs and billions in revenue could soon disappear.
“It’s like your house being on fire, and the fire department showing up with a 12 ounce cup of water.”
Legislation to allow some forms of drug checking has reached the same Senate committee where a similar bill died last session—two years and at least 3,200 Texas overdose deaths ago.
Advocates and industry warn against bills that would ban or otherwise restrict many currently legal THC products.
Meet the Lone Star megadonors, think tankers, and politicians poised to play big roles in Trump’s comeback tour.
The governor and his wrecking crew are coming for public schools.
But Governor Abbott completes his evisceration of anti-voucher incumbents.
The heavily contested GOP primaries brought about ousters and uncertainty in the state’s lower legislative chamber and highest criminal court.
After 12 years in office, the junior senator podcasts more than he legislates. But history suggests Texans will give him six more years to talk.
It’s the latest instance of the state party’s right-wing officialdom embracing extremism, and vengeance, above all else.