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  Abbot Claims He Ordered National Guard Troops To Houston Just In Case Of Post-Election Riots

  October 28 at 1:53 p.m.

  On Wednesday, Gov. Greg Abbott attempted to justify his decision to deploy Texas Army National Guard troops to Houston, Austin, Dallas and Fort Worth ahead of Election Day next week by citing fears of post-election riots in the streets of Texas, and promised that troops would stay clear of polling...

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  Voter Fraud Conspiracy Theorist Accosts Woman Mailing Holiday Cards

  October 28 at 4:30 a.m.

  In one of the weirder incidences of an already weird year, a Jersey Village woman ended up running in terror from a man screaming voter fraud conspiracy theories at her as she tried to mail her holiday cards on Monday. Becky Courington is in a high-risk population for COVID-19, so...

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  Rising GOP Star Crenshaw Faces Mask Attacks From Ladjevardian In Reelection Bid

  October 26 at 4 a.m.

  Houston area right-wing rockstar U.S. House Rep. Dan Crenshaw is running for a second term in Congress this year, but Democratic lawyer and former Beto O’Rourke advisor Sima Ladjevardian hopes that attacks on Crenshaw’s COVID-19 response will dim his spotlight enough to help her pull off an underdog upset. It’s...

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  What Happens to 60 Million Trump Voters After the Glorious Leftist Revolution?

  October 22 at 5:30 a.m.

  The thing that scares me the most about some of the far leftists that I run into lately is their disdain for democracy. Spend any time on Twitter and you’ll run across angry users reminding people again and again that elections are meaningless, that there is no difference between President...

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  In Senate Race, Cornyn Still Leads As Hegar Rakes In Cash Amid Friendly Fire

  October 22 at 4 a.m.

  While there’s been plenty of ink spilled over the showdown between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden and whether or not this could finally be the year that historically blood-red Texas turns blue, there hasn’t been nearly as much buzz around the contest that shows up second...

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  Through Early Voting Week One, Greater Houston Casts Ballots At Record Pace

  October 20 at 4:30 a.m.

  Americans have already been voting like crazy, and there are still two weeks to go before Election Day on November 3. That holds especially true for Texas, where so far over four million voters have already voted early, putting the Lone Star State above all others for early voting so...