The legislative session ended like a bad marriage, with the House walking out before the argument was over and the Senate, in a sulk, staying behind to break all the plates.
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Corpus Christi Fight Club Video
Cell phone video from the 2008 Corpus Christi fight club.
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End Games
It’s down to fixing the differences between House bills and Senate bills and getting final sign-offs and sending them to the governor for signatures, vetoes, or approval without fingerprints (unsigned bills go into law automatically).
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The Hour of Power
This is the season when the Legislature’s power wanes and the governor’s power waxes.
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Dr. Kenneth Cooper Part 5
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Dr. Kenneth Cooper Part 4
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Dr. Kenneth Cooper Part 3
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Dr. Kenneth Cooper Part 2
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Dr. Kenneth Cooper Part 1
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