
Rick Perry announced this week he would run for president, and the polling at the time (above) showed the race a free for all.
- We knew that Wise County rep Andy Hopper famously failed to get the votes for the Wise County Water District bill, but a member of the Senate tried to help us out by having the same bill introduced in that chamber. (SB 1359) It remained alive after the House shot down Hopper, and was actually then passed by the Senate and sent to the House for approval. Alas, it died there in committee.
- The Messenger had breaking Decatur restaurant news last night.
- We knew it would happen eventually: Elon has turned on Trump for trying to crush the U.S. with more debt because of his "Big Beautiful Bill" now pending in the Senate.
- And to think that a few MAGA folks had been on the verge of buying a Cybertruck.
- Trump has yet to return fire at Elon.
- Now Marjorie over in the House says she wished she had read the bill because she would have voted against it.
- Now we see what was really going on:
- County Judge Tim O'Hare, who once cost Farmer's Branch millions of dollars due to his racist policies as mayor, engineered the gerrymandering of the Tarrant County commissioners court yesterday. The change will ultimately cost the only black female county commissioner her job in the next election.
- And immediately after the vote to gerrymander the boundaries, the five-time-married guy, who just exited the Texas House, announced that he intends to to take that seat.
- That guy who was caught on Monday tried to pull off a Saddam Hussein spider hole.
- The rains didn't hit everywhere in the metroplex last night but, when they did, they came down in buckets.
- Two police officers from different small towns in Denton County were indicted over something less than the crime of the century.
- The war on being woke sure does feel a whole lot like acting woke.
- And there's more coming so as to not leave out blacks, jews, Hispanics, and more
- As a prosecutor, you might not want to fire off a tweet proclaiming someone guilty of a crime before you receive the case file which, upon review, will cause you to determine there was no crime.
- There's way too much Kevin Hart on my TV.
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