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Point Austin: The Definition of Insanity
Waiting for the Legislature to finally do its duty on school finance
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Point Austin: A Sense of History
By the way, there’s an election, and it’s your choice
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Early Voting: Day One Results
Less than half a percent of voters make it to the ballot box
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City Council: ‘All Free Men … Have Equal Rights’
Gay rights, public school finance, cab franchises, endangered species, and more
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Texas Constitution Gets Polished Up
Get your best voting pens ready: 16 constitutional amendments head to the ballot this November.
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The Abbott Advisories, Part 3
After the big opinion letters, now individual members are chiming in on the Craddick debacle.
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The Abbott Advisories, Part 2
Now the anti-Craddick GOPers have given their considered legal opinion to the AG.
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The Abbott Advisories, Part 1
Republican House heavy hitters give their legal opinion on Speaker Craddick to the AG. Well, he did ask.
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Findings of Fact
The Dietz decision recounts at length the financial straits of the public schools
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Neither Efficient nor Adequate
The rulings of Judge John Dietz on the Texas school finance system, Sept. 15, 2004