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Monthly Archives: May 2015
Flooding in the Woodland Heights
We’re fortunate to be high up, away from the bayou, and on a pier and beam foundation, so while last night’s strobe lightning-fueled storm did keep us awake and on edge, we’re dry this morning. I could not resist the … Continue reading
Posted in Houston, Texas
Tagged flood, houston heights, Memorial Day Flood 2015, texas, weather, Woodland Heights
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#HB 3994 – The Farce Continues
House Bill 3994 is not about making a medical procedure safer. None of the abortion legislation before the Texas Legislature this session is about making a medical procedure safer. It is all and entirely about preventing people from terminating unwanted … Continue reading
Texas Progressive Alliance Blog Roundup May 18, 2015
The Texas Progressive Alliance doesn’t need hindsight to know that invading Iraq was a tragically stupid decision as it brings you this week’s roundup. Off the Kuff is pleasantly surprised to hear that the Houston Metropolitan Transit Authority and US … Continue reading
Posted in Houston, politics, Texas, Texas Progressive Alliance
Tagged new leaders council, transit, txlege
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The Long Game in Texas
I believe the Republican majority in Texas must be challenged at every opportunity. They have laid waste to our strongest institutions and attacked our most vulnerable community members. They legislate as though a person’s value as a human should be based … Continue reading
Posted in Houston, politics, progressive, Texas, Texas Progressive Alliance
Tagged leadership, new leaders council, nonprofit, politics, progressive
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Now Hear This, Texas Legislature – Pass HB 2979
In Texas, insurance companies are not required to pay for hearing aids for people—children—under the age of 18. Such devices are qualified as cosmetic. Today, the Texas House of Representatives has HB 2979 on the calendar. If passed, our state … Continue reading
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