At a press conference in Austin, the governor said there would be “no more shutdowns” and that the Capitol will be reopened.
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Conversation with Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar
In an interview, Comptroller Glenn Hegar contends the state’s economic situation isn’t as dire as predicted during the summer, but cautions lawmakers to be conservative in their upcoming budget discussions.
Cain Asks AG Paxton for Guidance on Capitol Closure
Additionally, Cain asked Paxton whether lawmakers were constitutionally required to vote and debate physically and in-person.
Texas House Sets Protocols for Day One of the Legislative Session
All attendees will be asked to take a COVID-19 screening test before entering the Texas Capitol.
Citizens Successful in Fighting ‘Orwellian’ COVID Violation Reporting Tool
“I’ve always heard that you can’t beat city hall, but the citizens of Fredericksburg just did.” – Matt Long
Patrick Proposes Rule Adjustment to Stop Democrats From Killing GOP Bills
“Texans reaffirmed in the 2020 election that they support conservative candidates and conservative policies.” – Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick
Allegations of Abuse of Office Arise in Senate Race
A new report suggests Drew Springer withheld assistance to prospective constituents because of a political endorsement.
Senate Discusses Putting an End to Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying
One Republican suggested only applying the ban to urban counties.
Report: One or More Texas Lawmakers Headed to Hawaii for Lobby-Sponsored Conference
Which legislator(s) traded their cowboy boots for leis and went to Maui for a “legislative conference”? No one is saying.
Springer Attacks Luther for Defying Lockdowns, Holding ‘Massive Rallies’
Drew Springer attacks his opponent Shelley Luther for ignoring CDC guidelines and holding “massive rallies.”