It’s Monday and it’s time for another version of the Texas Progressive Alliance weekly highlight reel.
Off the Kuff suggests that a pro-science PAC could do a lot of good, nationally and in Texas.
WCNews at Eye On Williamson reminds us that despite the brouhaha over transportation during the recently passed legislative session TxDOT is still broken.
CouldBeTrue [...]
Now that we’ve celebrated another birthday for America, it’s time for the weekly Texas Progressive Alliance blog roundup. Here are your highlights from the holiday week.
The loss of Ron Artest from the Rockets to the Lakers (essentially a trade for Trevor Arista) is a bad deal, writes PDiddie at Brains and Eggs
Neil at Texas Liberal [...]
It’s Fourth of July week, and so it’s time for an extra-patriotic rendition of the Texas Progressive Alliance blog roundup.
Off the Kuff takes a look at the latest Lyceum poll on the Governor and Senate races in Texas.
Neil at Texas Liberal suggests that instead of blowing of your fingers lighting fireworks–during a drought in Harris [...]
It’s Monday, the day after the first day of summer, and it’s time for another Texas Progressive Alliance blog roundup.
President Obama, Bill White, and John Sharp are all in the same sinking DOMA boat. The Texas Cloverleaf comes off of hiatus to tell you why.
CouldBeTrue from South Texas Chisme cheers the impeachment of Judge Kent. [...]
It’s Monday, and that means it’s time once again to present the best of the Texas Progressive Alliance blog posts for the week.
TXsharon can’t choose one post this week! It’s a toss up between the aerial video view of Barnett Shale Industrial Wasteland Texas or the Barnett Shale drilling induced earthquakes or Erin Brockovich does [...]
It’s Monday, and that means it is time for another edition of the Texas Progressive Alliance’s weekly round-up.
The city of DISH, TX is one of several municipalities that have already adopted a resolution calling for the repeal of Big Oil’s exemption to the Safe Drinking Water Act. TXsharon gives DISH a high-five and hopes [...]
It’s Monday — time for another edition of the Texas Progressive Alliance’s weekly blog roundup.
How would Republicans handle a pandemic? CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme knows. They’d hunker down. Get out their guns and shoot anybody with a runny nose.
After a record 3 weeks without a post in his six years of blogging, [...]
It is Monday, and that means it is time for another edition of the Texas Progressive Alliance’s weekly blog round up.
The Senate this past week passed a bill to reform the state’s unemployment insurance laws in a way that would allow us to accept up to $600 million in stimulus funds, despite Governor Perry’s resistance. [...]
It is Monday, and that means it is time for another edition of the Texas Progressive Alliance’s weekly blog round-up. Here is your round-up for April 6, 2009.
Neil at Texas Liberal writes about Off the Kuff takes a look.
Justin at AAA-Fund Blog writes about the Pew study indicating Asian American students in Fort Bend and [...]
It’s Monday, and that means it is time for another edition of the Texas Progressive Alliance’s Weekly Blog Round Up.
Phillip Martin of Burnt Orange Report is feeling proud to have a Democrat in the Oval Office in his post, President Barack Obama: How He Won & Early Successes.
McBlogger’s Harry Balczak has some great news [...]
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