Abbott’s Bail Crackdown Meets Mixed Fate in Texas House
The lower chamber approves key pieces—but only pieces—of the governor's pretrial incarceration agenda.
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The lower chamber approves key pieces—but only pieces—of the governor's pretrial incarceration agenda.
National Guard soldiers deployed in Eagle Pass will enjoy “chef-driven meals,” a fitness center, a lounge, a sand volleyball court, and an arcade.
Texas’ Republican governor easily swatted away his strongest Democratic challenger yet. Now, he’s liable to do whatever the hell he pleases.
One of the biggest beneficiaries of the governor's pandemic and Operation Lone Star disaster declarations has now kicked Abbott a cool $250,000.
Local governments in and near Uvalde are still urging the governor to consider raising the age to purchase AR-style weapons.
Anti-“critical race theory” crusaders picked up seats in May elections around the state as part of a nationwide movement.
Abbott’s shameless lurch to the right pays off, while Paxton may finally pay a price for clownish corruption in a runoff battle.
The latest campaign filings show that the Democratic gubernatorial hopeful can still raise lots of money. But the powerful incumbent with a massive political war chest remains on another level.
With a bevy of hyper-conservative challengers, Greg Abbott is scrambling to cover his right flank.
A flawed idea and political symbol grows ever more slapdash.