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Inman on Tea Parties
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Inman on Risk
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Inman on Cause of the Blast
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Inman on History with Unions
Inman on Don Blankenship’s history with Unions.
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Inman on Caperton v. Massey
Inman explains Caperton v. Massey scandal and its political implications.
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Cutting the Strings
Texas can get $556 million in federal stimulus money without any permanent changes in its unemployment insurance program, according to an advisory letter from the U.S. Department of Labor.
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Perry: We’re Not Gonna Take It
Gov. Rick Perry says the state should turn down $555 million in federal stimulus money tied to unemployment insurance, because the requirements are too strict, prompting some lawmakers to say they’ll push to get enough support for the program to go around him.
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Up Next: The Ides of March
The “county fair” section of the legislative session — the part at the beginning that’s taken up with glad-handing and rattlesnake roundup demonstrations and mariachis and pre-schoolers and city and county and association “days” at the Capitol — is coming to a close.