@TXOGA Great information. No doubt that the oil & gas industry is huge in HD 68. I appreciate @TXOGA and the job they do.
David Spiller
@DavidSpillerTX · TX · H
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Most distinctive Energy 0.2 pp above the party median
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −1.0 pp to +1.0 pp. Most distinctive topic: Energy, 0.2 pp above the party median.
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| Energy | 1.0% | 0.8% | +0.2 pp | Over-indexed | 32 |
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RT @RepStanLambert: Team Lambert started the day discussing energy and federal overreach with @TexasAllianceEP and @Abilene_Chamber. Ended<U+2026>
RT @TXOGA: . @DavidSpillerTX check out TXOGA’s vital statistics for HD 68 reflecting the positive influence of oil and natural gas - includ…
@ChilliByrd Within my first 3 days in office, I filed a bill to restrict wind turbines. I’m against counties giving them tax abatements, and against reliance on wind as a power source. I have a problem with an entire industry that would not otherwise exist without government subsidies.
RT @TXOGA: . @DavidSpillerTX HD 68 has 15,232 wells that produced over $972 million worth of oil and over $379 million worth of natural gas…
Please see my joint statement with Senator Charles Schwertner below regarding the Texas Energy Fund. #txlege
@republicinexile @JaredLPatterson @MattRinaldiTX I never said this was more important than the grid. We passed numerous bills addressing power generation, distribution, pricing and oversight. However, on this issue, the question for you and others is this: How much election fraud in Texas are you comfortable with?
@ChilliByrd @Glenn_Hegar @TrentAshbyTX We passed numerous bills addressing our power grid, generation, governance and oversight, and weatherization. We continue to monitor the system’s progress for the betterment of Texas, and are willing to take further steps if and as needed.