Tag Archives: Wendy Davis
The Texas Miracle #18: Our Best 40 Minutes (So Far)
From a chili-related query on our inaugural episode to ruminations on police violence to Wendy Davis on abortion politics, it's a Miracle retrospective.
From a chili-related query on our inaugural episode to ruminations on police violence to Wendy Davis on abortion politics, it's a Miracle retrospective....Read More
Money for Nothing: D.C. Dems View Texas as an ATM
Writes Chris Hooks: The D.C. folks would be more than worth the money if they were any good, but lefties can't seem to get a leg up in the Lone Star state....Read More
The Texas Miracle #10: The Day That Shook the Capitol (Literally)
Take a walk down memory lane (in pink sneakers) and remember Wendy Davis' epic filibuster with the former senator herself — and a cast of tearful Texans.
As we await a SCOUTUS ruling on Texas' anti-abortion law, Wendy Davis takes us on a walk in pink sneakers down memory lane, remembering her 2013 filibuster....Read More
Recap: Chaos and Castros at the 2016 Texas Democratic Convention
The Clinton versus Sanders fight largely lay dormant at the 2016 Texas Democratic Convention — until it really, really didn't.
Though Texas Democratic Party officials had worked hard to paper over the divisions between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton supporters throughout the weekend...Read More
2016 Texas Democratic Convention Liveblog: Decisions, Disarray and (Super) Delegates
Dispatches from in and around San Antonio's Alamodome.
Live updates on whether the Bernie vs. Hillary beef has been resolved, whether Julian Castro has been named Hillary's VP-mate, and much more....Read More
The Texas Miracle #2: Serial Annunciation
Tune into our weekly podcast, with all the news you need — and some you wish you didn't — about the Lone Star State.
On the podcast: Wendy Davis on the end of legal abortion, what Texans can do if ICE comes knocking, and rumors about Ted Cruz and the Zodiac Killer....Read More
What’s Next for Wendy Davis: A New Project Launch at SXSW
The former Texas state senator says her new venture, Deeds Not Words, will provide a "toolkit" for millennial women to tackle economic and social change....Read More
How To Turn Texas Blue
Mary Beth Rogers' new book is a blueprint for turning Texas blue, or at least giving Democrats a fighting chance.
Mary Beth Rogers ran the last successful statewide Democratic campaign in Texas — in 1990. Here, she lays out a plan for turning Texas blue again. ...Read More
Texas Anti-Abortion Law Headed to the Supreme Court
A decision is expected next summer.
Texas’ omnibus anti-abortion law is headed to the Supreme Court in a landmark case that is likely to determine the future of abortion restrictions in the Unit...Read More