TribWeek: Top Texas News for the Week of 3/7/11
At the Tribune's New Day Rising symposium on Feb. 28, former state demographer and former U.S. Census Bureau director Steve Murdock talked extensively about demographic change in Texas and four members of the Texas House talked about the issues affecting the Hispanic community — and all Texans — during the 82nd Legislative Session.
Advocates say requiring the losing parties in litigation to pay their opponents’ legal fees is the cure for courts choked with the costs of “junk” lawsuits.
Texas' renewed commitment to natural gas comes at a time of sharply increased scrutiny for the gas industry.
As they talk ...
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Carmen Benavides
I am an American citizen of Hispanic/Latino descent and I have no idea of what the Hispanic/Latino Community is, nor what the Hispanic/Latino Vote is.
It is time all Americans realize that these terms are the invention of the open borders activists and their corrupt friends, the progressive politicians in both parties.
American Hispanic citizens are not of a monolithic political thought. In fact, most don't want open borders, amnesty and the DREAM Act for those who enter our country illegally. Like the rest of their American fellow citizens, American Hispanics are against illegal immigration and pro law and order.
The RINOs (Republicans In Name Only) don't do well in elections because the real Republicans don't support their progressive attitude toward illegal immigration. The more they pander to pro open borders and amnesty activists, the less chances they have to win. Look at the recent elections!