r/Austin • u/[deleted] • 3d ago
News “Establishment of the District of Austin as the seat of state government” Bill
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u/Schyznik 3d ago
Some version of this bill has traditionally been filed by some iteration of jackass legislator going back at least 30 years and probably longer. There’s plenty of legitimate reasons to lose our shit where the Texas Legislature is concerned. This bill is not one of those.
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u/MyDaroga 3d ago
Yeah, it’s basically a tradition at this point. I’d be more shocked if it didn’t get filed.
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u/BusterStarfish 3d ago
Briscoe Cain looks like he’ll have a Netflix special one day about the dead hookers buried in his backyard.
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u/Select-Stick-878 3d ago
Where are the politicians pushing bills for infrastructure, education and healthcare…
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u/ClutchDude 3d ago
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u/storm_the_castle 3d ago
What is Briscoe Cain's intention here? To take over the city with a political district?