And Poof. There Goes Red Texas.
From the most powerful GOP state in the nation to blue, in one fell swoop.
Since 1954
From the most powerful GOP state in the nation to blue, in one fell swoop.
The lieutenant governor is racing to accomplish Abbott's special session agenda, but critics say he’s trampling both the minority party and the public.
Three different proposals to discriminate against transgender Texans await lawmakers in what critics have dubbed the “Session of Oppression.”
As if the regular session wasn’t terrible enough, Governor Greg Abbott has called lawmakers back for another 30 days of hell.
For the last 15 years, Texas Democrats have been accusing Republicans of overreach. This time, they might be right.
Patrick seemed to suggest that spending money on ESL and special needs students is a waste and should be spent on teacher pay.
From air quality to vaccines, much of this week’s Observer coverage focuses on public health in Texas.
Eschewing political showmanship, the mild-mannered accountant says he is aiming to take down "the worst lieutenant governor in the history of the state."
The governor announced the Legislature will reconvene on July 18 to address his grab-bag list of 20 issues.
The Republican Party of Texas, hostage to its own overreach and gerrymandered districts, will never fix itself.