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It would totally be worth the trip through the McDonald’s drive-thru…

…just to tell ‘em you want McCrap.

 

 

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And they said Republicans are supposed to be for economic development.

Remember when I recently urged Sugar Land, Texas, to take seriously the offer of a website to change their name?

Too bad you people didn’t take me seriously. Now some place in  Georgia gets to have all the fun.

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Think Texas politics is interesting?

Me too, but Japan is quickly catching up.

 

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Capitol staff: have lobbyists delivered a stress ball to your office yet?

Because apparently they don’t work.

 

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Dear Sugar Land, Texas:

Take the money. Seriously.

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Sacramento radio stations continue to celebrate Rick Perry-related windfall

Funny thing about that dust-up between Texas Governor Rick Perry – who famously arranged for a tiny radio buy inviting California businesses to move to Texas – and California Governor Jerry Brown, who called Perry’s efforts “barely a fart.”

Turns out they’ll let just about anybody put up a radio buy in Sacramento. The Lone Star Project did so this morning – warning Californians about Rick Perry’s snake oil salesmanship. Listen up:

I guess Rick Perry really can create an economic windfall – for California radio stations.

Read more on this from the Lone Star Project.

 

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Here’s a side of George W. Bush you’ve never seen before

…and one which you’ll never, ever, want to see again.

 

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Politicians.

Some of ‘em do the darnest things.

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Another misguided CPRIT-funded research project?

Probably not, but it sounds about right.

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You know how conservatives always complain about people not saying the Pledge of Allegiance?

Yeah, well, that’s before they saw this one coming.

 

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Meanwhile, in Corpus Christi…

It turns out you can’t hardly find a good hummer anymore.

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The violence must stop

It’s time for an assault olive jar ban.

 

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The Dallas Cowboys.

People have strong feelings.

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It’s all fun and games, until…

some random secessionists go beyond their usual loudmouthed squawking and instead organize a political action committee, start raising money, legally change their middle names, and begin seriously screwing around with Texas politics.

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Married couples don’t always have to agree on politics…

but it helps.

 

[h/t Ellen Sweets]

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