Bum Steer Awards 2018 No. 1: Dan Patrick
Our lieutenant governor, for his eagerness to squander his power, waste our time, and drag Texas politics into the bathroom, is our Bum Steer of the Year.
Our lieutenant governor, for his eagerness to squander his power, waste our time, and drag Texas politics into the bathroom, is our Bum Steer of the Year.
Guest Column: Don’t keep Texas on the same dangerously anti-business, discriminatory path.
The anti-transgender bathroom bill debate is a strike against any Texas city getting the Amazon HQ2.
The special session ends without passing the lieutenant governor's marquee issues.
Growing conservative frustration in the Panhandle.
Energy Secretary Rick Perry might head to the Department of Homeland Security, Texas holds on to the number one spot for energy consumption, and big oil and ranchers battle over water resources in West Texas.
Fast-paced Senate just got us back to the starting line for the special session.
”Political parties are like milk. They do curdle and spoil over time.”
Maybe it is just a cosmic coincidence that next Tuesday’s special legislative session begins shortly after the premiere of the final season of HBO’s popular medieval fantasy Game of Thrones.
A federal court rules that a transgender boy should be able to use the bathroom he identifies with.
Dan Patrick’s Scorched-Earth Potty Politics.
The House passes what could be called Patrick Lite.
Lieutenant governor threatens to force repeated special sessions unless his agenda is passed.
Five years after killing an anti-immigration bill, Texas businesses are now focused on bathrooms.
As they lose sway among Texas Republicans, big businesses should try something radical: an alliance with Democrats.
Abbott seems to support the House solution to the bathroom debacle.
The bathroom bill is the latest issue to expose the split between social conservatives and business Republicans.
One transgender woman's effort to demystify who uses what bathroom.
Politifact Texas calls Texas Association of Business report ’Mostly False.’
Fact checking the governor’s state of the state address.
House Speaker warns that transgender restrictions could cost San Antonio $243 million.
So-called bathroom bill could undermine cities' non-discrimination ordinances.
At a press conference, the lieutenant governor reveals some details of bill aimed at limiting transgender access to restrooms.