New Democrats Hope For a More Bipartisan Texas Senate in 2019
Democrats will have a little more leverage in Dan Patrick’s far-right Senate on issues like property taxes and public school funding.
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Democrats will have a little more leverage in Dan Patrick’s far-right Senate on issues like property taxes and public school funding.
Here’s where Texas’ top elected officials stand on the 2016 presidential race. (Hint: it’s mostly with Donald Trump.)
At a dessert banquet for Jonathan Stickland, tea party funders convene for their biannual fleecing.
Dan Patrick and Ken Paxton are hoping their runoff opponents will fly a white flag—but it would be a bad thing for Texans.