It would have been another unfunded mandate. I mean, making it harder to get out of jail just increases inmate populations in, you guessed it, liberal Texas cities, and they are ALL liberal.
Any group could still have posted bail for up to three people every six months, and religious organizations were exempt from the restriction.Yeah, because you can't have the forced-birther crowd possibly languishing behind bars should they manage to get themselves arrested.
As if anything the forced-birthers do - up to and including fire-bombing and murder - is ever going to get them a frown from law enforcement, much less arrested.
In California, state-level measures that increase local costs are required by law to include funding from the state in order to pay for it if the measure passes. I assumed that was the case everywhere, because duh of course that should be required, but is that not the case in Texas?
I mean, I shouldn't be surprised if so, but just adds to the list of Reasons I'm Glad I Live in California and Not That Texas Shithole*.
*no offense to Texas Wonks, but the state government is straight up trash in so many ways.
It would have been another unfunded mandate. I mean, making it harder to get out of jail just increases inmate populations in, you guessed it, liberal Texas cities, and they are ALL liberal.
And very inconvenient.
Ivanka who??
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I'm glad I left TX after 16 months in the 70s. I'm never going back.
Abbot should cut the power off for the state legislature that’ll learn ‘em!
My first thought was, "There is no way in hell I would go in that water."
"Well, how 'bout I buy you a big glass-bottomed boat?""Oh, baby, I don't want no fish looking up my skirt."
Isn't there some kind of unwritten law that you're obliged to help with things like this?
Never. Absolutely never. I'm sure too.
I spent a year in Moses Lake one week. What a shithole.
Any group could still have posted bail for up to three people every six months, and religious organizations were exempt from the restriction.Yeah, because you can't have the forced-birther crowd possibly languishing behind bars should they manage to get themselves arrested.
Usually it's 'Daddy', but that didn't scan as well.
Been bad, call daddy just isn't as memorable as a slogan
As if anything the forced-birthers do - up to and including fire-bombing and murder - is ever going to get them a frown from law enforcement, much less arrested.
In California, state-level measures that increase local costs are required by law to include funding from the state in order to pay for it if the measure passes. I assumed that was the case everywhere, because duh of course that should be required, but is that not the case in Texas?
I mean, I shouldn't be surprised if so, but just adds to the list of Reasons I'm Glad I Live in California and Not That Texas Shithole*.
*no offense to Texas Wonks, but the state government is straight up trash in so many ways.