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Barbara Ann Radnofsky made Countdown’s number one spot on “World’s Best Person” segment. Apparently in 2005 when the homophobic Texas legislatures outlawed gay marriage they outlawed straight marriage as well. The intelligence of Greg Abbott and the GOP is underwhelming.
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Texans: Are you really [...]

Posted by nytexan November 20th, 2009 | Tags: Barbara Ann Radnofsky, Countdown, Gay Marriage, Greg Abbott, Texas Constitution | Category: Politics, Texas Constitution, Texas Law, Texas Politics | Leave a comment

Texas Constitution and Statutes
Texas Legislature cranking out variety of stiffer penalties for obscure crimes
Despite pledges to reverse Texas’ “lock ‘em up” reputation, House lawmakers continue to expand the state’s penal code, tacking tougher penalties onto increasingly obscure crimes. Despite pledges to reverse Texas’ “lock ‘em up” reputation, House lawmakers continue to expand the [...]

Posted by bosskitty May 3rd, 2009 | Tags: Death Penalty, executions, History, history. Tagged: Death Penalty, Texas, Texas Constitution, Texas Law, Texas Politics | Category: Texas, Texas Constitution, Texas Law | Leave a comment

Dominionists appear to get pleasure out of torturing people who believe or think for themselves … THAT is sick! Making the choice for abortion is a traumatic event to begin with. That choice is never made lightly. Do NOT allow this disgusting measure become a real bill.

Posted by bosskitty November 12th, 2008 | Tags: abortion, Christian Terrorists, Christians, civil liberties, civil rights, Dirty Politics, Dominionists, Frank Corte, NARA, Texas Constitution, Texas Law, Texas Politics, Theocracy, torture | Category: Christian Terrorists, Clash of Cultures, Conservatives, Election, Frank Corte Jr, NARA, Politics, Texas Constitution, Texas Law, abortion, civil liberties, civil rights, torture | Comments (2)

The following propositions passed in yesterday’s election:

Proposition 1: Appropriation for facilities at Angelo University;

Proposition 2: Student loan bonds;

Proposition 3: Limiting appraised value of the residence homestead;

Proposition 4: General construction, improvement bonds;

Proposition 5: Local election to limit municipal property taxes;

Proposition 6: Exempt from ad valorem tax one motor vehicle owned by an individual;

Proposition 7: [...]

Posted by nytexan November 7th, 2007 | Category: Election, Proposition, Texas Constitution, Texas Politics | Comments (4)