Interfering with medical practices is not OK in Texas, unless, of course, you are regulating abortion. The government should also not be allowed to tell you what to do with your life, but it can put you to death. The state should not be able to tax you, but it should be able to remove people from history books and try to require Christian studies classes in public schools. …or so say our Texas legislators.
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