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Schwertner Fights to Protect Private Landowner Rights

 Schwertner Fights to Protect Private Landowner Rights 150 150 Texans for Charles Schwertner.

A longtime advocate for the rights of private property owners, Schwertner introduces legislation to guard landowners against unfair taxation and eminent domain abuse. AUSTIN, TX — Today, Senator Charles Schwertner (R-Georgetown) and Texas House colleagues Representatives Trent Ashby (R-Lufkin) and Ben Leman (R-Iola) introduced a slate of legislation meant to support the rights of private…

Sen. Schwertner Announces Plan to Freeze Tuition and Fees at Texas Public Universities

 Sen. Schwertner Announces Plan to Freeze Tuition and Fees at Texas Public Universities 150 150 Texans for Charles Schwertner.

Proposal to make higher education more affordable includes capping tuition and fees at current levels and introducing a sales tax holiday for college textbooks.  AUSTIN, TX — Today, Senator Charles Schwertner (R-Georgetown) filed legislation to make higher education more affordable by addressing the dramatic cost growth at Texas’ public colleges and universities.  Schwertner’s SB 1880…

Senator Schwertner Files Bill to Give Citizens a Vote in Annexation Decisions

 Senator Schwertner Files Bill to Give Citizens a Vote in Annexation Decisions 150 150 Texans for Charles Schwertner.

Proposal to give all citizens a right to vote on whether they want to be incorporated by a neighboring city.  AUSTIN, TX — Today, Senator Charles Schwertner (R-Georgetown) filed legislation to give all citizens the right to vote on whether they want to be incorporated into a neighboring city. SB 6 passed in the 2017…

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Dr. Charles Schwertner
3 hours ago
Dr. Charles Schwertner

On this day in 1836, Samuel Colt received his American patent for the Colt Revolver. Today, we are having to defend our Second Amendment rights. In the Texas Senate, we are working to protect these rights with:

SB 18 to protect Second Amendment Businesses
SB 19 to stop corporate gun boycotts
SB 20 Second Amendment protections for travelers. ... See MoreSee Less

On this day in 1836, Samuel Colt received his American patent for the Colt Revolver. Today, we are having to defend our Second Amendment rights. In the Texas Senate, we are working to protect these rights with: SB 18 to protect Second Amendment Businesses SB 19 to stop corporate gun boycotts SB 20 Second Amendment protections for travelers.
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Thank you

Id10t.

Hmmm, 1836, a great year!

So ERCOT has no oversight on power generator weatherization. Who had oversight authority?

Senate committee on Business and Commerce shows nobody was Responsible. Bush, Perry, Abbott, and Patrick Screwed Texas.

Who's trying to overturn the 2nd amendment? Fear monger much?

You have a weird fetish.

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Dr. Charles Schwertner
5 hours ago
Dr. Charles Schwertner

We are looking for accountability today and information to ensure that this never happens again. When I asked ERCOT CEO Bill Magness about the contradictions between his testimony and that of the CEOs of energy generators, he wasn’t able to provide a clear answer. We don’t know the truth yet, but generators say they were offline because of ERCOT’s actions. ERCOT says they aren’t sure about that. Rest assured, we’ll get to the bottom of this.

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I agree not reassuring at all.

PLEASE get it right this time!

Thanks for sharing

There’s no investigation or bottom. Deregulation against other states and this is PR. Fuck you

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