Credit where it's due. @DanCrenshawTX did something that meets a minimal standard of decency.
How Texas Rs voted on removing Confederate statues at U.S. Capitol: Y: Burgess, Crenshaw, Hurd, McCaul, Olson, Taylor N: Arrington, Babin, Brady, Carter, Cloud, Conaway, Flores, Gohmert, Gooden, Granger, Marchant, Roy, Thornberry, Weber, Williams, Wright http://clerk.house.gov/cgi-bin/vote.asp?year=2020&rollnumber=156 …
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He’s no dummy. He’s in a metro-area district, not a rural district. There’s not a lot of room for Confederate nostalgia if he wants to be safe in his seat.
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My reminder that I am so happy Marchant is retiring
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Thank you to those who showed courage and independence from tyranny
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What does that mean
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@chiproytx ? Well of course he did. The embarrassment train rolls on in central Texas. Hurry up November.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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All the Yea votes were urban/suburban based Rs, but not all urban/suburban Rs voted Yea.
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Was just asking this. Of course they are.
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Surprised at Burgess. He has an urban area though, so he didn't do it because he cares. He did it to TRY to save his hide come Nov.
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Noted. Thank you
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But still vote for
@wendydavis
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