Keep in mind that the House Criminal Jurisprudence committee removed from the bill provisions covering everyone after the line specifying United States Attorneys and Assistant US Attorneys.gemini wrote:yes Sir! But I read in yesterdays paper, in addition to SB905 sailing through .... another equally important billraptor wrote:We need to know before the primaries. Good thing there's a way to tell.RocTrac wrote:Some Repubs are on our side, that is why it is imortant to find out where they stand during the primary.
If they voted against debating SB354, they're against us. (1/3 of the Senate)
If they voted against HB750 in committee, they're against us.
If they're on the calendars committee and didn't vote to schedule HB750, they're against us.
This includes all of them if none of them moved to put it on the schedule!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If they supported Straus for Speaker this session, after what he did to us last session, they're against us.
The way I figure, there's 25-30 incumbents worth supporting and most of them are in the Senate.
sailed through, a bill to allow "noodling" (catching catfish by hand)..... range protection, campus carry, parking lot bills,
school funding,..... not really important.... lets (legislators) take care of ourselves first SB905, then lets take care
of the "noodlers"...... you know, the REALLY important stuff. So many Rino's...
As currently amended, IT DOES NOT INCLUDE state legislators, statewide elected officials etc.
That, of course, is subject to floor amendments, if such is permitted in Local and Consent measures.
You may read the amended bill here:
http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/tlodocs/ ... 00905H.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Look at the very bottom of the bill for the committee amendment changes.
P.S. It is certainly gratifying that the 'noodling' bill is gonna make it. Have you seen the PBS programs on it? Very interesting, but I don't think I will avail myself of the new opportunities.