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Please view the video and reflect on the content of the message. Can we recover our freedom or have we lost the chance to do so ?
Doug Wallace
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TSA Groping Bill in the Hands of the House – This bill must pass! | Texas GOP Vote
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Yesterday, in a move of uncharacteristic dexterity, the Texas Senate passed the TSA Anti-Groping Bill. The bill now is in the hands of our Texas House where I am confident it will be dispatched to the Governor for signing and a future court battle over Texans’ right to travel without being molested
Governor Rick Perry (R) has signed into law Senate Bill 321, worker protection/parking lot legislation. The Governor also signed legislation to extend the right to carry to your boat or personal watercraft (House Bill 25); to allow properly-permitted landowners or helicopter owners to contract with third parties to ride on helicopters and take depredating feral hogs and coyotes (House Bill 716); to prevent rules restricting a foster parent’s ability to transport a foster child in a private vehicle if a handgun is present (House Bill 2560); and to limit the ability of local governments to sue owners or operators of sport shooting ranges (Senate Bill 766).
Texas State lawmakers have passed a bill that allows Texans to skirt federal efforts to promote more efficient light bulbs, which ultimately pushes the swirled, compact fluorescent bulbs over the 100-watt incandescent bulbs many grew up with.
The measure, sent to Gov. Rick Perry for consideration, lets any incandescent light bulb manufactured in Texas – and sold in that state – avoid the authority of the federal government or the repeal of the 2007 energy independence act that starts phasing out some incandescent light bulbs next year.
“Let there be light,” state Rep. George Lavender, R-Texarkana, wrote on Facebook after the bill passed. “It will allow the continued manufacture and sale of incandescent light bulbs in Texas, even after the federal ban goes into effect. … It’s a good day for Texas.”
( The Natural Resources Defense Council, a New York-based environmental group, is calling on Perry to veto the bill. )
NEW YORK ! Really !
”Anita and I are deeply saddened today as our state and nation have lost a true pioneer, and a larger-than-life entrepreneur, public servant and, most of all, a Texan. Gov. Clements was a mentor and someone I admired and respected greatly.” – Gov. Rick Perry
Governor Bill Clements, Jr. was Texas’ first Republican Governor since the days of Reconstruction after the Civil War. Gov. Clements died today in a Dallas hospital. Gov. Clements served Texas as governor twice. First from 1979 to 1983 and again from 1987 to 1991.
Gov. Rick Perry has signed into law a measure that requires Texans to show photo identification before voting.
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