Austin ride hail finger print background checks vote
Texas View argues voters should hear Obama nominee in Washington while Austin enacted a finger print based driver background check for Uber and Lyft. Republicans push for statewide rules as Austin pulls back operations citing safety and local autonomy amid clashes over state mandates and local democracy.
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Washington
Barack Obama
Supreme Court
Austin
Texas Capitol
Uber
Lyft
Texas Land
George P. Bush
Senate
Robert Nichols
Jacksonville
Lawmakers and officials contact details list
A dense catalog of federal and state office addresses phone numbers and emails for U S representatives senators and Texas state officials. Key names include U S Rep Mike Conaway Sen John Cornyn Sen Ted Cruz Rep William Hurd Rep Randy Neugebauer Rep Tom Craddick Rep Brooks Landgraf Sen Kel Seliger with offices in Midland Odessa Lubbock Abilene Amarillo and Austin.
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U.S
Mike Conaway
Midland
Cannon House
Washington
D.C
Fox
Eighth St
Odessa
Desta Drive
Conaway
House
John Cornyn
Hart Senate
Washington, D.C
Cornyn
Senate
Ted Cruz
Dirksen Senate
Cruz
William Hurd
Helotes
Hurd
Randy Neugebauer
Lubbock
Randy.house
Tom Craddick
Republican
Capitol
P.O
Austin
Tinyurl
Brooks Landgraf
West 4Th St
Capitol Extension
Brooks
Landgraf
House State
Kel Seliger
Amarillo
Eastridge Road
State
Never Trump faith and the cost to conservatism
Mona Charen argues Never Trump supporters face a choice between voting their conscience and risking Clinton victory. She contends GOP unity risks endorsing an authoritarian, while Trump could reshape entitlement, trade, NATO, and health care. The piece defends remaining Never Trump as safeguarding core conservative principles amid a polarized race.
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Ted Cruz
Washington
Trump
Donald Trump
Hillary
Hillary Clinton
Clinton
New York Times
Bernie Sanders
United Republican Party
House
Barack Obama
Senate
Obama
Oval Office
NATO
Stop the Food Waste Across U S Energy Matters
Marita Noon, executive director of Energy Makes America Great Inc, argues against the ethanol mandate, noting the Renewable Fuel Standard’s growth in ethanol amid reduced gasoline use. EPA’s 2017 blending rules spark dispute among industry groups, lawmakers, and farmers, with reform calls and a proposed cap at 9.7 percent of projected demand in H R 5180.
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Marita Noon
Energy Makes America Great Inc
Marita
Responsibleenergy.org
Congress
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Janet McCabe
Office of Air and Radiation
U.S
Wall Street Journal
Frank Macchiarola
The
American Petroleum Institute
Macchiarola
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AIM Media Texas LLC
William R
Rick” Starks
Patrick Canty
Laura Dennis
Mona Charen
Charen
Reagan White House
National Review
Jeff Koterba
LON Tsa Lines
Energy Matters
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