Remember when snow days in Texas were fun and not terrifying? Thanks, @GregAbbott_TX.
James Talarico
@jamestalarico · TX · H
Posts12
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Voting-record position-0.006
CoverageFeb 20, 2021 to Mar 22, 2022
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Most distinctive Public Lands 0.8 pp below the party median
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| Public Lands | 0.1% | 0.9% | −0.8 pp | Under-indexed | 12 |
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Remember when snow days in Texas were fun and not terrifying? Thanks, @GregAbbott_TX.
Distributing water in Taylor, TX. My mask tells you why. 💙 https://t.co/ODLoh36Lu6
BIG thanks to everyone in Taylor who helped! Especially the best craft brewery in the state—Texas Beer Company— and its owners @jdatx, @iandavis, and @AmyLEverhart for using their facilities to distribute water in Eastern Williamson County. These beer cans are filled with H20. https://t.co/h8X0MJa3Mo
Here’s what I’ve learned so far in this hearing: This was not a natural disaster; it was a man-made disaster. It hasn’t been fixed, and it will happen again.
Here’s what I’ve learned so far in this hearing: This was not a natural disaster; it was a man-made disaster. It hasn’t been fixed, and it will happen again.
Thank you to everyone for asking how you can help our city. Crews are still cleaning roadways in the affected neighborhoods to allow for safe passage. But you can drop off nonperishable items at the Dell Diamond Heritage Center (3400 E. Palm Valley Blvd).