"It does not take a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on setting brushfires of freedom in the minds of men." 🇺🇸 Samuel Adams📜
@RepLloydDoggett Go enjoy the $53 million you made while in Congress while ‘earning’ about $150,00 a year. Try to remember not hating America on your way out to pasture.
@rg14atxusa@KXAN_News Exactly. Clearly danger to public. Stabs a priest unprovoked. Admits it to police. Crazy times. He will be pacing around now without a job. Who’s next?
@KennethRWebster You make sense. But purist textualists would need a Constitution about 100 millions word long to account for all occurrences when you just might need common sense to save our country.
@fox7austin No such thing as transgender. Boys and girls. Men and women. All the rest is mental illness and deviance. BS. Eff y’all for trying to change language.
@capmetro bus ridership is down in the months since the May stabbing murder on an Austin bus - a story sadly similar to the horror attack in Charlotte, N.C., making national headlines this weekend.
On May 14, Deepak Kandel, 31, stabbed 30-year-old Akshay Gupta in the neck without being provoked. The murder took place in the 500 block of South Lamar, near Barton Springs Road. Kandel was found incompetent to stand trial.
Since the attack, bus ridership was down in both June and July. See attached.
We await the August numbers to see if ridership has stabilized.
Gupta's family is suing the Paris-based operator of Austin's transit buses. CapMetro is not named in the lawsuit.
@austinreforms Terrific work. Local media is a disaster for the most part. Occasional corruption investigations, but nothing like this. In a just world, several dozen Austin leaders would be headed to prison.
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Austin deserves better.
Austin taxpayers are paying for city council members and staff to attend DSA conferences where they network and discuss how to gain more power
The #txlege should put a stop to this , property taxes should not fund the DSA!