David Whitley, the man responsible for botched voter purge that incorrectly labeled 100,000 voters as non-citizens in Texas, stepped down yesterday https://t.co/UTIJRfJR6d
We're celebrating #NationalKolacheDay by revisiting @ajohnston12’s thorough investigation into why the distinction between the sweet kolache and the savory klobasnek is often lost in Texas.
(also celebrating by eating several kolaches) https://t.co/GmtKnlFwhM
"The issue is not whether butterflies can fly over a wall, but whether private property (farms, businesses, homes) should be seized and destroyed for a project that does not serve the greater good or enhance national security," the Center wrote.
Wait. The president is saying that if, hypothetically, a top Republican office holder was accused of racism and sexual assault, the Republican Party would act against him. Is that it?
Julieta Garibay is one of almost 100,000 people on Texas' voter rolls who state officials recently said might not be citizens. Like many on the list, though, the Austin resident recently became a citizen and has the right to vote. https://t.co/SKN2vfUQ96
“But once county officials had the list of suspect voters in hand earlier week, they quickly determined that many of those listed were easily identified as U.S. citizens and should not have been included.” https://t.co/IcfjgIcFvJ