To Lead Blue Backlash, Texas Dems Turn to Austin
November's liberal army will be helmed by James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa, after the capital city and Latino-majority areas propelled the former to victory over Jasmine Crockett.
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November's liberal army will be helmed by James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa, after the capital city and Latino-majority areas propelled the former to victory over Jasmine Crockett.
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.
For the last 15 years, Texas Democrats have been accusing Republicans of overreach. This time, they might be right.
Democrats and Republicans should treat this new administration as a soul-searching opportunity to return to their principles.
“[Change] requires real organizing and investment in the community. You have to be committed long-term to Texas.”
Senators Hinojosa, Lucio, Uresti and West don’t jump at the opportunity to explain why they voted for SB 17.
The Trump era is something new in American politics, and only a new approach can counter it.
Despite limited options, the Democrats barely mentioned the wave of protests happening in Austin and around the country.
It’s long past time in Texas for straight talk, starting with the blunt facts about the nullity the Texas Democratic Party has become.
A Pew study showing large shifts in Hispanic religious identity could have major implications for Texas politics.