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Brandon Gill signed on as a day-one sponsor of a bill to rename Dulles International Airport after Donald Trump just days after Trump was sworn in.
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Brandon Gill signed on as a day-one sponsor of a bill to rename Dulles International Airport after Donald Trump just days after Trump was sworn in.
Texas's report on women who die during and after pregnancy usually comes out by early September. This year, the first one with data from after Texas banned abortion, the state health department Greg Abbott runs says it's aiming for Dec. 1, a month after Abbott faces voters. His office says 'there is no delay.' It did the same thing in 2022.
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Brandon Gill is running on pure hatred.
Abbott's new 'Transition Your Kids – or Face Prosecution' ad rests on Hinojosa's vote against HB 1106, a bill saying it isn't child abuse for a parent to refuse a child's pronouns. Voting no on it allowed nothing — it passed, and Abbott signed it. In 2022, Abbott himself ordered the state to investigate parents of transgender kids for child abuse.
Nine days before the election, Abbott told Fox News his Democratic opponent backs Sharia law because the Council on American-Islamic Relations endorsed her — a group he branded a terrorist organization with reasons lifted from an anti-Muslim think tank's report.
A States United Action count finds nearly 200 Republicans who backed Trump's attempt to overturn 2020 on this November's ballot. Capital & Main profiled nine who have report cards on this site — six voted on Jan. 6 to throw out two states' results, and some won't say they'd certify the next one.
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Brandon Gill introduced a bill to stop people from buying hot meals with food assistance, calling it a "fast-food loophole."
On a 2022 podcast, hosts read Brandon Herrera a news report about a disabled 2-year-old from Greenville, Texas, with his name who was whipped and beaten to death. Herrera, now the Republican nominee in Texas's 23rd District, joked he could have been killed and 'brought back on the third day to be the AK Jesus.'
Ken Paxton's TV ad shows James Talarico saying 'If you are OK with getting taxed more, you are welcome to join this movement.' FactCheck.org found the ad cut out who he was talking to — wealthy people — and that its claims about income taxes and property taxes misdescribe one vote and leave out others.