The Texas Progressive Alliance did not find any tigers in abandoned homes this week, but it did find the time to produce a weekly roundup.
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Texas blog roundup for the week of November 26
The Texas Progressive Alliance spent the weekend raking forest floors, but still had the time to put together this roundup for you.
Off the Kuff analyzed Beto O’Rourke’s performance in Harris County.
SocraticGadfly takes note that Thanksgiving Day was Nov. 22 this year, and reminisces about a previous Thanksgiving-anniversary visit to Dealey Plaza and all things Kennedy and Camelot.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
Lisa Gray pens a pre-obituary for Houston icon Ray Hill.
Jeff Balke identifies five social media trends we didn’t see coming.
Juanita catches up on the border troop surge.
Bryce Hannibal wants us to be more mindful of food waste.
Mean Green Cougar Red offers his post-election thoughts.
Texas blog roundup for the week of November 19
Texas blog roundup for the week of November 12
The Texas Progressive Alliance celebrates last week’s wins and looks to build on them as it brings you this week’s roundup.
Off the Kuff has some fun with the Harris County Republican Party and its ridiculous whining about straight ticket voting.
SocraticGadfly had a three-part election wrap. First, he looked at general hot takes, trends and issues from races. Second, he observed that conservative writers at centrist political mags were getting out the long knives for Beto, maybe in fear of a 2020 presidential run. Third, noting successful Democratic Socialist of America campaigns, he wondered if they would stay true to ideals once in office, and other issues, above all, the use of the word “socialist.”
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
Colin Strother makes the case for Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Therese Odell vents about the Saturday Night Live/Dan Crenshaw situation.
Sanford Nowlin reports on how progressives hope to build on 2018.
Paradise in Hell interprets the Presidential appointment-making process.
Grits for Breakfast looks at the 2018 results through a criminal justice reform lens.
Dan Gordon cuts through the anti-Semitic crap.