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Tag: Texas politics

Texas Representative seeks to ban college polling locations
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Texas Representative seeks to ban college polling locations

Carla Mccanna March 15, 2023

Voting rights advocates and students are pushing back against a new bill proposed by a Republican Texas Representative.

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The War on TikTok: Will SMU follow suit? University responds
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The War on TikTok: Will SMU follow suit? University responds

Emma Mcrae February 8, 2023

SMU students and faculty express concerns after Gov. Abbott’s announcement to ban the app.

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Watch: The Daily Update – Thursday, April 11, 2019
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Watch: The Daily Update – Thursday, April 11, 2019

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SMU issues a campus-wide emergency. Plus, Texas politicians propose a controversial bill.

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Davis’ uphill battle to make Texas blue

Megan Grosse April 7, 2014

Does Davis have a chance in turning Texas “blue”?

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A look at the Texas governor election

Lauren Aguirre April 3, 2014

The nominees for governor of Texas, Greg Abbott (R) and Wendy Davis (D), are not a surprise. Each candidate is highly favored within his or her respective party. The primary … Read More

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Texas toss-up for governor

Zain Haidar March 6, 2014

  Texas Senator Wendy Davis and Attorney General Greg Abbott weren’t pulling rabbits out of hats Tuesday night with their respective primary wins in the race to replace Governor Rick … Read More

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Poor choices could doom Democrats

Matthew Costa February 27, 2014

The state of Texas is a strange case of political warfare in the last couple of elections. While the big cities in the Lone Star State tend to lean more … Read More

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A step in the right direction

Lauren Aguirre February 27, 2014

People who don’t support gay marriage just need to get over themselves.

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Ted Nugent needs to just go away

W. Tucker Keene February 25, 2014

Republicans have long promoted Ted Nugent as a hero, a fundraising icon and a gun-rights crusader. They need to stop doing this, because they are making fools of themselves. Nugent, … Read More

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Texas abortion law stirs up controversy

Lauren Aguirre February 23, 2014

With the passage of the Texas abortion law (SB 2) in July, Texas has become a battleground for the abortion debate across the country. SB 2 placed restrictions on abortion … Read More

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