Republican Reset
The more we hold our nose and reward corrupt, bigoted and severely flawed candidates, based solely on party affiliation, the more extreme and undesirable the candidate pool becomes with each election cycle.
Stopping these clowns in the primaries no longer seems to work.
Avoid down ballot fatigue and voting without research. Be an INFORMED voter on the ENTIRE BALLOT.
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Every Republican state representative that takes campaign contributions from Speaker Burrows is taking money from Tim Dunn and Jeff Yass.
Voters: Ask your representative.
Representatives: Yes, you know the source. Yes you are owned.
President Trump, Welcome back to Texas! I hope you will come often between now and November 3rd.
And keep talking, Ken!
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Glenn Rogers: Bo French-style racism is infecting the Texas GOP | Opinion dallasnews.com/opinion/comme…
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Worth mentioning that Tim Dunn, the far right oil billionaire who is bankrolling Bo French’s campaign, was recently embroiled in a massive scandal over his political networks ties to Nick Fuentes and other white supremacists.
Looking forward to ALL Republican colleagues condemning the hateful bigoted rhetoric of Bo French. Thanks to the GOP leaders that have stepped up. Where is the line to cross before condemning the words or actions of someone radiating overt racism and calling himself a Republican?
Ross Fire burns more than 90,000 acres so far in North Texas - Texas Farm Bureau texasfarmbureau.org/ross-fir…
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Gov @GregAbbott_TX decimated rural representation in Texas by defeating rural Republicans opposed to school vouchers. Are y'all just catching up to the fact that rural Texans are getting fucked every which way but Sunday now? Did y'all think that would only apply to one issue?
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Gov. Abbott has directed the Comptroller to review spending in Texas ISDs - but was silent on charter school spending.
TEA data shows that charters statewide spend 56% more of total annual operating expenditures on central admin costs compared to ISDs.
#txlege #txed

ALT A call for Governor Abbott to include charters in any audit of education spending. The graphics highlights the following data from TEA: - Charter schools spent an average of $547 more per student for central administrative expenses compared to public school districts. - If charters had spent the same percentage as public school districts on average, they could have saved $197 million that could have been spent in classrooms for students. - Charter schools statewide spend 56% more of total annual operating expenditures on central administration costs compared to public school districts.




















