A Texas GOP Bill Wants To Stop Credit Card Companies From Processing Your Abortion Pill Payment
Texas Republicans are introducing bill after bill to make it harder to get an abortion.
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Texas Republicans are introducing bill after bill to make it harder to get an abortion.
Texas’ largest corporate welfare program is leaving companies flush and school districts broke Posted By Justin Miller, The Texas Observer on Sat, May 15, 2021 at 4:32 PM click to enlarge Wikimedia Commons / roy.luck Port Arthur ISD was required to pay $30 million refunds to San Antonio-based Valero after the energy company waged a court battle over properties, including this...
Texas’ Largest Corporate Welfare Program Is Leaving Companies Flush and School Districts Broke The state’s Chapter 313 program offers steep discounts on property taxes to attract big industrial projects that are supposed to pay off over the long term. But by the time these projects return to the tax rolls, much of that value has disappeared. Nowhere are Chapter 313 agreements more prolific than in the state’s Gulf Coast region. Justin MIller The state’s Chapter 313 program offers steep discounts on property taxes to attract big industrial projects that are supposed to pay off over th...
Monday on Springer and Tepper discussed the many factors in the race, as well as what's next for the state of Texas and the 87th Texas Legislature. Springer said, I owe a debt of gratitude to the greatness of West Texans, and I will always be there for them. Listen to the entire interview with SD-30 Senator-Elect Drew Springer in the video above. The Chad Hasty Show airs weekday mornings live, from 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM on News/Talk 95.1 FM and 790 AM KFYO. You may also listen to the show live online at
Herald Democrat State Representative Drew Springer won the right to replace Pat Fallon in the state Senate District 30 seat Saturday. Springer defeated Dallas salon owner Shelley Luther in the run off. The pair came to the runoff after a special election in the fall that featured three other Republicans and a Democrat. Luther had the narrow lead over Springer in the September special election, winning 32.04% of the votes to Springer’s 31.87%, The Star-Telegram reported on Saturday. Saturday, Springer's outcome was different. State-wide, he got 59.5 percent of the vote and she got 43.6 ...