Jeffrey

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

Signal checks are important.

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

Psycho. @tedcruz @JohnCornyn Yall cool with this? Guess so.

[BreakThrough News @BTnewsroom]

Stephen Miller: “Torture is a celebration of human life and dignity.”

Leaked video shows the current White House Chief of Staff at 17, describing the torture of Iraqis in gruesome detail as the group erupts in laughter.

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

Don’t tell me symbolism doesn’t matter. https://t.co/4vA2ZzuGpI

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

Street v Building Proportions. Proportions. The right way to do it.

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

On the 405. https://t.co/YdmizdSVSC

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

Happy 41st KJ.

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

@GregAbbott_TX Ok but there’s rarely an instance where money flows from the state to Texas cities.

[Carlos Mucha @mucha_carlos]

Nothing on earth would own the libs more than if Trump convinced Japan to build a high speed rail network here (Congress can sweeten deal w/ a border fence-style waiver of any federal or state law in the way). Every time libs rode a high speed Trump Train they’d seethe w/ rage.

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

Be more like the sky and welcome every kind of weather.

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

@othingstodo_com

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

Stay and play that Blink-182 song
that we beat to death in Tucson, okay.

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

@SpursCulture Nope.

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

Takes almost 90 seconds to get to do it but I am enjoying this breakdown. https://t.co/Hr0D9pa8Pj

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

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[Traces of Texas @TracesofTexas]

The Arcane Texas Fact of the Day:

The first German to settle in Texas was Johann Friedrich Ernst, a former soldier and postal clerk in Oldenburg, Germany, who obtained a land grant to immigrate to Austin's colony in 1831. He left Oldenburg in September, 1829 after apparently embezzling funds from the post office there. But Texas was a chance for him to start anew, with no past. A letter from Ernst to a friend in Germany described his wonderful new life in Texas and influenced other Germans to immigrate. With his kindness and encouragement to the newly arrived from his old country, he became known as the "father of the immigrants."

Sidenote: The Handbook of Texas Online notes that the diversity of German cultures in the state was striking:

"Even in the confined area of the Hill Country, each valley offered a different kind of German. The Llano valley had stern, teetotaling German Methodists, who renounced dancing and fraternal organizations; the Pedernales valley had fun-loving, hardworking Lutherans and Catholics who enjoyed drinking and dancing; and the Guadalupe valley had atheist Germans descended from intellectual political refugees. The scattered German ethnic islands were also diverse."

Shown here: an early photo of the Schmitz Hotel in New Braunfels

[push the needle @pushtheneedle]

“Instead of listening to those who want to control what you do with your property, we should be granting more property rights to owners to create more homeowners.”—@WalkableDFW

https://t.co/7jFLeTBNkL

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

It just won’t quit. https://t.co/5EAGM5Ibid

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

TY VG.

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

University of Austin opens applications for first class of students | The Texas Tribune hey ⁦@SamSeder⁩ ⁦@EmmaVigeland⁩ https://t.co/VY5F1BTZp6

[Jeffrey @julius_max420]

The 6 Zoning Reforms Every Municipality Should Adopt https://t.co/BKIvwawpCT