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There is so much to take in when it comes to COVID and the vaccine available for it. The biggest obstacle to all of it is the thing that was once said will have all the answers, the internet. Social media has just made everything worse. Politicians have just made everything worse. So where can you go to find an honest answer? Your doctor. Get our free mobile app Yesterday I had my six month checkup with my endocrinologist. Yes, I am a Type 1 Diabetic. I was diagnosed when I was 14 years old. I am considered "high risk" when it comes to COVID. I have been like a lot of people when it comes to ...

Louisiana Senator John Kennedy is always good for a one liner or a sound bite. But the tweet he put up today might take the cake. Senator Kennedy is fighting to keep voter ID laws in place across the country. But he faces opposition from many Democrats. This opposition prompted Kennedy to send out a highly critical tweet including this gem: Democrats who don't see the need for voted ID requirements are either "so dumb, you lose your place during sex' or they want to cheat.   Kennedy told "Hannity" on Fox that he is sorry several Texas lawmakers who fled the Lone Star state for Washington DC ...

Texas Ranked One Of The Least Kind States In The Country A recent study shows that Texas is one of the least kind states in the country. According to kindness.org (who knew the site even existed?), Texas ranked number 42 out of 50 states for the least amount of kindness. “thousands of people from all 50 states and from all walks of life were surveyed on what kind of acts they would do” according to Dr. Oliver Scott Curry research director for the site who said the results across all states were “remarkably similar” Some key factors of the report include that the average American wil...

Even some of the most conservative East Texans are expressing concern, or at least confusion, over a recent bill that has been passed in the Texas Senate. Senate Bill 3 passed last Friday (18 to 4). In this bill, two dozen curriculum teaching requirements for our public school systems were cut. Although some have expressed agreement and are glad to see some "red tape" cut, there are a few of these would-be-cut requirements that are raising eyebrows. What are the issues in question? Perhaps the one getting the most attention from Texans, wherever they happen to be on the political sp...

May 27—The clock is ticking down in the Texas Legislature as tensions between House and Senate leadership and Gov. Greg Abbott appear to mount. Lawmakers have until May 31 to get bills to Abbott's desk, but the House and Senate have signaled frustrations with the opposite chamber in the final days of the regular session. The failure of three of Lt. Dan Patrick's top bills on Tuesday in the ...