@representtexas

representtexas has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in February 2023. The social media accounts linked to from representtexas are: • Facebook • Instagram • X Besides social media accounts, representtexas has populated their site with: • Represent Texas PAC • School choice, vouchers and the future of Texas education • Ted Cruz defends Trump’s pitch to acquire Greenland • Rep. Mihaela Plesa survived a heated GOP challenge. Here’s how she thinks Democrats can prevail. • A new Texas GOP rule could alter the House speaker’s race — and ban some Republicans from appearing in primaries • Texas’ maternal mortality committee faces backlash for not reviewing deaths from first two years post-Dobbs • Texas is slashing $607 million in Medicaid funding from program for students with disabilities • Help Represent Texas fight like hell • Texas’ abortion laws are straining the OB/GYN workforce, new study shows • Texas prison system’s staffing crisis and outdated technology endanger guards and inmates • Despite warnings, Texas rushed to remove millions from Medicaid. Eligible residents lost care. • Vouchers Would Blow a Billion-Dollar Hole in the Texas Budget - Reform Austin • Travis County sues top Texas officials, accusing them of violating National Voter Registration Act • With Trump's and Cruz’s Leads Shrinking In Texas, Paxton And Abbott Double Down On Terrorizing Abuelas And Lying • Crystal Mason’s voter fraud case is a Texas travesty of justice • 'We are out of money': Lubbock ISD to raise employee health premiums • Texas' foster care system remains a complete mess • Justice Department finds Texas juvenile detention centers violated youth offenders’ rights • Fallout continues over Beryl energy crisis, energy company CEO testifies in Texas Senate hearing • Bloomberg - A six-second decision shows how Harris Snapped up Delegates • Disappearing Dollars: Texas Public Schools Missing Millions | Spectrum News • Texas government is failing working moms and young families | Opinion • More than 2 million Texans have been dropped from Medicaid, leading the nation • Voters asked to weigh in on appraisal district board of directors • In 12 years Texas will be hotter than any year to date, see deadlier wildfires, study says • Mexico’s foreign affairs secretary: state law jeopardizes cooperation with Texas • Joe Biden touts huge $40 billion Texas win • Texas appeals court allows winter storm lawsuits against Oncor, others to move forward • Tainted water flowed to these Texans’ homes for three years. No one told them. • How Texas’ cash bail system and under-resourced jails can wreak havoc on women who are poor • How the anti-vaccine movement puts our kids in danger (Opinion) • ROGERS: 'I'll wear no man's collar' • Editorial: State rejection of millions in summer food assistance could leave children hungry • Texas faces dangerously low water supplies as experts brace for another hot summer • Texas AG Ken Paxton says his agency will stop fighting whistleblower lawsuit • Texas Gov. Greg Abbott gets $6M campaign donation from out-of-state school voucher champion | Houston Public Media • Is the Texas grid ready for this cold snap? • TEXAS VIEW: Rising insurance costs in Texas are the latest threat to housing affordability - Odessa American • Why Texas turned down millions for child hunger assistance • Emergency rooms not required to perform life-saving abortions, federal appeals court rules • Once a laborer, this immigrant now owns his farm. He and his daughter are among few Hispanic farmers in Texas. • Dallas case highlights post-Roe reality for abortion in Texas • Chip in to help Represent Texas! • Texas GOP executive committee rejects proposed ban on associating with Nazi sympathizers and Holocaust deniers • Texas again deployed a barrier to deter migrants without a federal permit. This time at the New Mexico border | CNN Politics • ‘This bill is dead’ — private school vouchers face a roadblock in the Texas House with days left in the session | Houston Public Media • Delayed passage of farm bill stirs uncertainty for Texas agriculture • www.houstonchronicle.com • Texas teacher removed after using Anne Frank graphic novel with sexual content • Taxes, state parks, infrastructure: What you need to know about the Nov. 7 constitutional amendments election • Paxton defense calls charges “foolishness,” House argues AG “betrayed us” in closing impeachment arguments • Paxton trial updates: Whistleblower says political donor acted like he was the “real boss” of AG’s office • Texas parents who care for their disabled children full time will lose money after pay raise • These 7 Education-Related Laws Went Into Effect September 1 • Paxton trial updates: Suspended AG pleads not guilty to all impeachment articles, leaves before afternoon proceedings • Q&A: How can Texans deal with extreme heat? • www.axios.com • Will Texas’ new fentanyl awareness curriculum for public schools succeed where other anti-drug messaging failed? • www.austinchronicle.com • Abbott ‘evil’ to send migrants to L.A. as tropical storm Hilary bore down, mayor says • Texas congressmen push USPS to give mail carriers bottled water, breaks from extreme heat • Harris County’s election chief remains in legal limbo after judge rules that lawmakers can’t dissolve the position • Even after Planned Parenthood stopped performing abortions, Texas is still trying to shut it down • A 'climate feedback loop': Why Texas is locked in one of its hottest summers ever • A prison guard says she was forced to stay at her post during labor pains. Texas is fighting compensation for her stillbirth. • Texans do not need a license to carry, but some gun owners still want one • Nextlink Internet and Tarana Join Forces to Expand High-Speed Internet Access in Rural Texas • Texas woman attacked by snake, hawk while mowing lawn • Some child care providers expect to shutter after Texas lawmakers leave $2.3 billion proposal off final budget • www.star-telegram.com • Texas child welfare agency fails vulnerable teens when they turn 18, whistleblower says • Ken Paxton’s lawyers seek to dismiss 19 of 20 articles of impeachment • Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wants impeachment articles dismissed • Faculty worry about Texas A&M’s future after controversies over higher ed politicization • Unlicensed religious chaplains may counsel students in Texas’ public schools after lawmakers OK proposal • Ken Paxton’s far-right billionaire backers are fighting hard to save him • West Texas gas operators released tons of excess emissions during June heat wave • Rural School Districts Are Facing Financial Ruin. • 64,000 Texas borrowers will have their federal loans forgiven • Doctors treating trans kids are leaving Texas • Texas Heat Awareness • TX Teachers Underpaid • New SNAP Qualifications • Mental Health Professional Shortage in TX • Public Schools are NOT bargaining chips! • Judge Jack calls out Foster Care System • SNAP Qualifications • Impeachment of Ken Paxton was justified, poll finds • The Ogallala Aquifer is drying up • HB 2127 • ERCOT Energy Conservation • School Vouchers are on the table, again. • TCEQ New Concrete Plant Guidelines • Improving voting for disabled/mobility impaired Texans • Texas' harmful emissions • Texas colonias without water • Climate proposals withered at the Texas Capitol this year • Texas AG Ken Paxton impeached • Bills of the 88th Legislative Session • Republicans fail TX foster kids • Worker shortage in Rural Texas • TX House budgets for AC for prisons • House votes against voucher funding • State retirees can’t afford retirement • "School Choice" • Rural Healthcare • Abbott at Dallas Regional Chamber Luncheon • HB 3070 • HB 2390 • HB 919 • Renewable Resources • Rural Hospital Closures • SB 1338 • Texas' Electricity Market Reform Plan • Dan Patrick's Priority Bills • Abbott's School Vouchers • Abbott's 2023 Inauguration Speech • 2023 Legislative Session