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[Readers can find the story in the Daily Buzz section of the Quorum Report.] From the QR story: HE 19 candidate James White this evening described as “a desperate lie” the disclosure by the Tuffy Hamilton campaign of student and parental complaints against White of inappropriate and sexual references made while teaching at the Livingston [...]
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Mail-in ballots exceed in-person voting in a couple of counties. For example, in the first day of voting in Harris County, 3,380 votes were cast in person. Mail-in  ballots totaled 10,027. The other big county for mail-in ballots was Tarrant (Fort Worth). On the first day of  voting, 2,147 votes were cast in person. An [...]
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Former Texas solicitor general Ted Cruz revels in the Houston Chronicle’s endorsement of Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst in an interview with Sean Hannity, who endorses him (at the very beginning, notes the Cruz camp):
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A ruling affecting health care, including contraception, for some 130,000 low-income Texas women probably won’t come until late this year as Planned Parenthood and the state of Texas plan for mid-October oral arguments in their legal fight.  The state is appealing a preliminary injunction that U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel granted  six weeks ago preventing [...]
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In Brownsville to Discuss Solar Energy

By MikeVillarreal Posted @ Friday, February 26, 2010


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I'm in Brownsville today to meet with local officials and clean energy advocates interested in implementing HB 1937, the bill I passed last year. This is the one to give property owners an opportunity to seek a loan from the city for solar energy or energy efficiency improvements and then repay the loan over the long-term through their property taxes. Cities around the state are trying to figure out how they would like to implement it locally and working on solutions to some of the challenges they've found.
 


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