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Back just in time for The News’ special “RIDDING-BIG-D-OF-GOD-ONCE-
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According to Michael Quinn Sullivan’s recent report “Dropping Fs”, several north Texas representatives who have done poorly in the area of fiscal responsibility are making the choice to not seek re-election next session. The list includes: Continue reading “F-Rated North Texans Leaving Office”
Ross Kecseg says our dept problems stem from a lack of transparency:
It’s becoming clearer as to the causes of our statewide debt epidemic; a blatant disregard of basic transparency. Continue reading “Texas Debt Epidemic”
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AP: Texas ‘Gets Tough’ on Private, Public Drone Use; Julian Castro in Iowa Today
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NOT NEWS TO THE DALLAS MORNING LOW-INFO VOTER NEWS
1) U.S. Census: Americans in ‘poverty’ have cell phones, televisions, DVRs, air conditioning
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/09/11/Americans-in-Poverty-Have-TVs-VCRs-Cell-Phones-Air-Conditioning
2) Emails show IRS’ Lerner specifically targeted tea party Continue reading “Dallas Morning News Bias – September 13, 2013”
OP-EDS YOU WON’T SEE IN THE DALLAS MORNING DAILY KOS
Lack of hurricanes helps climate change ‘skeptics’
http://www.chron.com/opinion/outlook/article/Neeley-Lack-of-hurricanes-helps-climate-change-4803578.php
Thousands of U.S. children die from another chemical weapon Continue reading “Dallas Morning News Bias – September 12, 2013”
9-11: NEVER FORGET.
DITTO FOR BENGHAZI 9-11. (NO REMINDER OF THAT IN TODAY’S DMN.)
NOT NEWS TO THE DALLAS MORNING MOVEON.ORG NEWS
1) Obamacare regulations are 8 times longer than Bible
Continue reading “Dallas Morning News Bias – September 11, 2013”
In one year, states will start assessing student learning through computer adaptive tests. But technology issues still pose major hurdles for education in general and Common Core assessments in particular. Continue reading “States Make Progress on Common Core Assessment Prep”