The Texas Progressive Alliance thinks a house of cards built by a hyperactive six-year-old is more stable than Donald Trump as it brings you this week’s roundup.
Off the Kuff takes a shot at predicting which female candidates for Congress in Texas have the best shot at getting elected.
SocraticGadfly is still waiting for Lupe Valdez to actually take a political stance.
In a sidebar, he had snarky pieces about Trump’s alleged payoff to Stormy Daniels and what’s new on Gorilla Channel viewing both run with Ken Silverstein’s Washington Babylon.
Neil at All People Have Value discussed the great Houston Democratic Socialists of America endorsed slate for 2018. APHV is part of NeilAquino.com.
Even as larger communities like Houston have welcomed the New Year and largely turned the page on Hurricane Harvey, this is not the case for many other Texas communities. As Texas Leftist shares, Harvey is very much a 2018 reality for coastal towns like Rockport.
===============
And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
Jim Schutze observes that life as we know it has gone on in Dallas even after tearing down the statue of Robert E. Lee.
The Current documents the brief but impactful life of the #DentonTrumpster.
Leah Binkovitz ponders the Houston region’s transit future.
Better Texas Blog plans to face 2018 with a fierce sense of optimism about what can be accomplished.
Therese Odell reluctantly climbs down into the shithole.
Leif Reigstad rounds up the Texans we lost last year that we’ll miss the most.
Grits for Breakfast points out a problem with life-without-parole sentences.
Michael Li outlines the Texas redistricting case SCOTUS has agreed to hear.
