He supports law enforcement, so do a lot of us. Still don't understand how that my indicate a veto on the bill based on the amendment. What I am seeing is a lot of speculation about a lot of things that may or may not happen. Governor Abbott has promised to sign open carry bill if it reaches his desk and I take him at his word till he proves otherwise.ralewis wrote:Greg Abbott @GregAbbott_TX · 21h 21 hours agoralewis wrote:I see one from the Austin American Statesman from 18 May but that's it. I'll also confess to not completely understanding Twitter....Charles L. Cotton wrote:I have a Twitter account that I never use and I know nothing about how Twitter works. Here's a link to a Twitter page listing Tweets under the hashtag #txleg. https://twitter.com/hashtag/txlege?src=hash" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; The alleged Abbott tweet is there and if you click on the "view photo" link, so is the image. Since I don't know how Twitter works, I can't say if all tweets under a hashtag show up in two places or only one. Remember Sen. Ellis' and West's support of the Huffines Amendment?joe817 wrote:Many thanks R.A.! So for right now, we cannot verify if Abbott actually made that reference.....making it a rumor, and rumor only unless someone else can substantiate what the Governor allegedly said. So I'm discounting it.ralewis wrote:https://twitter.com/GovAbbott" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;joe817 wrote:I don't tweet, but I'd sure like to see what he said & not just a reference to it by a 3rd party.Rick Harris wrote:Breitbart Texas;
Great ! More drama !Keith Elkins, Communications Director for the Lt. Governor told Breitbart Texas the Senate will work with the House tomorrow to try and resolve the different versions and get concurrence. Governor Abbott has consistently said he would sign whatever open carry bill came to his desk. However, a Friday evening tweet by the Governor made some wonder if he was signaling a possible veto of the bill if it contained the Dutton/Huffines amendment.
Don't see anything from the Gov last night saying that.
Chas.
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I guess the above (From Gov Abbott's personal Twitter account -- not the official Governor account) is the Tweet in question. I guess I interpreted it at face value not a subtle hint about not supporting the amendment. Tweet did come out an hour or so after passage out of the Senate though.
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- Sat May 23, 2015 8:21 pm
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- Sat May 23, 2015 6:19 pm
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I see nothing that would indicate a veto by Abbott.Charles L. Cotton wrote:I have a Twitter account that I never use and I know nothing about how Twitter works. Here's a link to a Twitter page listing Tweets under the hashtag #txleg. https://twitter.com/hashtag/txlege?src=hash" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; The alleged Abbott tweet is there and if you click on the "view photo" link, so is the image. Since I don't know how Twitter works, I can't say if all tweets under a hashtag show up in two places or only one. Remember Sen. Ellis' and West's support of the Huffines Amendment?joe817 wrote:Many thanks R.A.! So for right now, we cannot verify if Abbott actually made that reference.....making it a rumor, and rumor only unless someone else can substantiate what the Governor allegedly said. So I'm discounting it.ralewis wrote:https://twitter.com/GovAbbott" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;joe817 wrote:I don't tweet, but I'd sure like to see what he said & not just a reference to it by a 3rd party.Rick Harris wrote:Breitbart Texas;
Great ! More drama !Keith Elkins, Communications Director for the Lt. Governor told Breitbart Texas the Senate will work with the House tomorrow to try and resolve the different versions and get concurrence. Governor Abbott has consistently said he would sign whatever open carry bill came to his desk. However, a Friday evening tweet by the Governor made some wonder if he was signaling a possible veto of the bill if it contained the Dutton/Huffines amendment.
Don't see anything from the Gov last night saying that.
Chas.
- Fri May 22, 2015 10:34 am
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