Democratic Leader Chris Turner and dozens of colleagues ask court to protect separation of powers from Abbott overreach
Senior Democrat Raymond’s $5 Billion property tax cut provides relief while protecting school funding and other homeowner priorities.
No one should be surprised that a U.S. Supreme Court packed with 6 justices with little history of concern for voting rights has ruled in favor of Republican state leaders
Abbott’s Embrace of Trumpism Puts Texas at Risk
“I was there. They were just amazing people”
The two new seats give Greg Abbott and the Republican legislative leaders an extraordinary chance to do the right thing – for themselves and for Latino, Black and all minority Texans who are underrepresented in the congressional delegation.
Read what business, faith, and voting rights leaders are saying about Greg Abbott’s and Republican legislators’ efforts to jam into law Jim Crow-style voter suppression bills
Patrick should not be given the Trump treatment and allowed to lie unchallenged by the media.
Dan Patrick’s overly-dramatic press conference this morning was shameless performance art without an ounce of sincerity and even less fact.
Greg Abbott has been the point on the spear of racially discriminatory voter suppression in Texas since the day he became Texas AG in 2003
All Texans should remain laser-focused on stopping the blatant anti-democratic maneuvering by Texas Republicans.
Abbott, Bettencourt and Cain lay out bills to Stop Texans from Voting
Copyright by Lone Star Project. All Rights Reserved.
Paid for by the Lone Star Project, www.lonestarproject.net, not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.
Contributions or gifts to the Lone Star Project are not tax deductible. Federal law requires us to use our best efforts to collect and report the name, mailing address, occupation and name of employer of individuals whose contributions exceed $200 in a calendar year. The Lone Star Project is a federal political committee that accepts contributions from individuals, partnerships, and other federal political committees of up to $5,000 per calendar year. All contributions of up to $5,000 per calendar year will be placed in the federal committee account and used in connection with federal elections. Contributions over $5,000 per calendar year can be made to the Lone Star Project’s non-federal committee, and will not be placed in the federal committee account.
Contact: 972-885-9440 or lonestar@lonestarproject.net
Address: 6 E St SE, Washington, D.C. 20003
