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JALLEN wrote:You guys are making me nervous. I am moving for other reasons but was hoping to get away from this socialist hellhole mentality of the whacko Democrats in the Legislature here who have a supermajority this time.

I surely do not want to get back home just in time to see them do to Texas what they have done to California which, when I arrived, had a Governor named Reagan, one of the more prominent state supreme courts in the country, a growing thriving economy and one of the best educational systems in the country.

Don't be nervous; come home. Nothing bad is going to happen in the Legislature, but progress this session is going to be as limited as I predicted before the session started. But remember, this too shall pass.

Chas.

cw3van wrote:Why are we having such a hard time getting good CHL bills passed this time republicans control both the Texas houses. I feel like we are being played by many this time around.

Played? Absolutely! By many? No.

Chas.

Jumping Frog wrote:Wonder why I didn't get an alert email?

They have my email as part of my membership record.

I may be wrong, but I don't think TSRA imports all Member's email addresses into the Constant Contacts account used for email blasts. I think you have to sign up. Again, I may be wrong.

Chas.

This bill will not pass, nor will Sen. West's SB1349. That said, we still need to contact the committees and let them know we oppose these "support the criminals" bills. (Don't contact the Senate committee yet; we'll do this only if the bill gets a hearing.)

Chas.

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