Sunday Summary (10/13/24)
Are you illegal enough to vote?
Welcome to the Sunday Summary.
Catch up on the latest and greatest in Texas politics with our recent top articles, but first little AI comparison:
Top stories from Current Revolt:
VICTORY: Texas SOS Stops Non-Citizens From Voting
After much toiling, and backlash toward the powers that be, Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson acknowledged that non-citizens shouldn’t be allowed to vote.
Check out our new weekly post, “Monitoring the Situation”, where we cover nascent rumors from around the state:
More Top Stories this week:
AUDIO: DALLAS GOP COMMITTEE LOSES IT'S MIND. SUPPORTS DEMOCRATS OVER REPUBLICANS
In a meeting among the Dallas County Republican Party Resolutions Committee, a resolution is discussed about voicing support for Democrats over Republicans who won’t sign “The Contract with Texas.”
VIDEO: Democrat Caught Stealing Sign While Wearing Harris/Walz Shirt
On October 4th, Nathan Buchanan, Republican candidate for Bexar County Sheriff, caught a woman allegedly stealing his campaign sign off a supporter’s yard.
Illegal Aliens Can Vote In Denton County, Says Official
Texans are rightfully worried about cheating in the November election, but a very questionable practice around voter IDs has just been uncovered 27 days before the presidential election.
Is The Texas Grid Getting Federalized?
If you’ve lived in Texas since at least 2021, you’ve either experienced or know someone who endured our state’s grid failure in late winter. Now Kamala Harris wants access to our grid!
“Many People Are Saying” is our once a week paid-subscriber article where we feature rumors we’re hearing, inside gossip in the political world, and other interesting things going on in our great state of Texas.
This week we’re talking about:
STEVEN CROWDER LOSES LAWSUIT AGAINST JARED!?
Odd Lee Finley Video From 2000?
An Op-Ed on Running in a Tight Election.
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Many People Are Saying (10/11/24)
Welcome to “Many People Are Saying,” our once a week paid-subscriber article where we feature rumors we’re hearing, inside gossip in the political world, and other interesting things going on in our great state of Texas.