Old enough to remember when the Democrats were the “big tent” party, with everything from “Dixiecrats” (I know they were a schism, but still) to anti-war liberals. Republicans ran a gamut, too, but were a smaller party with a bit more (seeming) cohesion.Beto O'Rourke is becoming more vocal about his immigration policy, as Gov. Greg Abbott continues to drive it as a top campaign issue.
— Rebekah Allen (@rebekahallen) April 18, 2022
It's rough waters for a Texas Dem given that the party is not aligned on border policy.@James_Barragan @PatrickSvitek https://t.co/yEhUTbJ3Mu
Now the GOP is run by Trump (not that much has changed, IOW, and Gingrich started it, not Trump). Democrats don’t agree on everything and the GOP is determined to require absolute agreement. So how’s that working out for the GOP? And the country?
State government: How does it work? https://t.co/nntRVqTKFX
— Shoshana Weissmann, Sloth Committee Chair š¦„ (@senatorshoshana) April 19, 2022
Fox News host shocked after Ron DeSantis can't defend math book ban: 'They need to come up with some examples' https://t.co/TAK1VtrE2Z
— Raw Story (@RawStory) April 19, 2022
Florida’s complaint about CRT in math books comes from faked equation problems: State House Demhttps://t.co/Azrrpy3JI6
— Raw Story (@RawStory) April 19, 2022
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