This week, we saw signs Senate budget writers may be willing to spend more than their counterparts in the House. Meanwhile, a new analysis of the House budget's possible effects on jobs in Texas raised some eyebrows.
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Maricela Gonzalez Rios via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Don't allow the Texas GOP, to tell you unemployment is up, due to the NATIONAL recession. TEXAS GOP/Tea Party, want unemployment to go up. Then they will try and blame the Obama administration. This unemployment problem is due to being a RED state, for too long.
Kaye Moore via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Proposed House budget demonstrates total lack of compassion for children
Kaye Moore via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Elderly, disabled, mentally ill. It's draconian.