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Texas Democrats hold the line from hotel rooms as Abbott promises arrests
The risks are big for Texas Democrats — from $500-a-day fines, to extradition, to the more unlikely scenario of Abbott replacing them with hand-picked legislators, to facing civil arrest for violating the Legislature’s rules. They do not, however, face any civil or criminal charges and can only be forced back into the Capitol to take votes.
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Democrats are aiming to deny the quorum that the legislature needs to operate until the state’s special session ends later ...
Texas governor says he wants to oust and replace Democratic lawmakers who fled the state, but that might be a challenge and ...
Two GOP lawmakers say they'll offer bills to curtail gerrymandering. They could be in the line of fire if Democrats in states ...
Rep. Jasmine Crockett used explicit language against President Trump and slammed the Supreme Court during a MoveOn rally in ...
Attorney General Pam Bondi has directed federal prosecutors to launch a grand jury investigation into accusations that Obama ...
Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) defended his state’s controversial redistricting move as necessary, given the Democrats’ own ...
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Special Report' panelists discuss the role of gerrymandering amid Texas Democrats' clash with the state and the latest ...
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