Posts from r/texas on Monday, 08/24
POSTS - MONDAY, 08/24
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Ag Commissioner Sid Miller: Some Texas Republicans will lose in November due to rural voter outrage
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Flock cameras face growing backlash across Texas counties, but getting rid of them is complicated
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NOAA warns El Niño could be record-breaking. What does that mean for Texas?
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Buc-ee's expansion could skip states that don't share its conservative values
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Gov. Abbott dismisses GOP worries about Texas, says choice between Talarico and Paxton is 'easy'
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Texas has 25,000 "zombie wells" at high risk of failing. The Houston Chronicle covered our investigation, and we mapped every one of them.
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Talarico is trying to win moderate voters. Why isn’t Paxton? | Opinion
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Texas Railroad Commission ends public comment at meetings
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U.S. reopens border to cattle as Texas screwworm fight struggles with sterile fly shortage
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Texas Republican says 'corporate asshats' are 'real issue' in America
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