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Tag Archives: texas politics
Sarah Davis Is Not a Hero
The Texas House of Representatives just passed HB 15, a bill requiring women to receive a sonogram and a heavy dose of guilt in order to obtain an abortion. Several Ds voted for the bill; one R voted against it, … Continue reading
Posted in politics, pro-choice activism
Tagged abortion, HB 15, sarah davis, sonogram bill, Texas House district 134, texas politics
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Voicemail Time Machine
What is she’s drunk, crazy, or about to kick off a book tour? The 3 best guesses as to why Ginni Thomas left a voicemail for Anita Hill asking her to pray about apologizing to Clarence Thomas. Wednesday night, a … Continue reading
Posted in feminists & feminism, politics, time for action
Tagged feminism, feminists count, politics, texas politics, vote, women count
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Rick v. The Coyote
Texas governor Rick Perry shot a coyote while out for a jog with his daughter’s dog. Shot it dead. Shot it dead with his laser-sighted pistol that he carries with him when he jogs. Oh, boy. Is this some weird … Continue reading
Posted in good grief
Tagged coyotes, hollow point bullets, rick perry, texas politics, the right to arm bears
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If I Can’t Put Words in Their Mouths, I’ll At Least Put Thoughts In Their Heads. I Hope.
I just transcribed Bill White’s responses to the two abortion-related questions from the February 8th debate. Their questions were driven, I believe, in part by the GOP primary proposition #5—should women be required to view a sonogram before having an … Continue reading
Kay Bailey: Roe v. Wade Won’t Get Her Across the Potomac
As I’ve mentioned before, Kay Bailey Hutchison likes to play this little game in which she acts just wishy-washy enough to allow some people to believe she may actually be a stealth pro-choice candidate. She aims to siphon off moderates, … Continue reading
