It’s time for another Texas progressive blog round-Up. This round up is compiled from submissions submitted by member bloggers of the Texas Progressive Alliance (TPA). All TPA members would like to remind everyone to vote on Tuesday in the April 8, 2008 Democratic Party Primary run-off elections.
Matt Glazer of Burnt Orange Report writes about how [...]
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In recognition of the excellent work done by our many bloggers we’re treating you to a special New Year’s edition of the TPA round-up. So, without further ado, here is your “Best of 2007″ from the many bloggers of the Texas Progressive Alliance.
Eye on Williamson has been one of the state’s leading blogs when it [...]
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It’s beginning to look a lot like Monday, every where you go. Take a look at the blogs and posts glistening once again with threads and comments aglow. It’s beginning to look a lot like Monday, Round-ups on ev’ry blog, but the prettiest sight to see is the post that will be from your own [...]
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Since 2005, the Texas Progressive Alliance has named a “Texan of the Year” to give recognition to one worthy Texan who has made a significant contribution to the world of politics or the progressive cause.
For our Third Annual Texan of the Year Awards, the Texas Progressive Alliance elected to not only name a Texan of [...]
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It’s Monday, and that means it’s time for the pre-Thanksgiving edition of the Texas Progressive Alliance’s Weekly Blog Round-Up. This week’s round-up is compiled by Vince from Capitol Annex.
The Texas Cloverleaf examines the ongoing feud between TxDOT and NTTA — this time the funding for the Hwy 161 project Dallas County may face its wrath. [...]
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