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Lomick has three felony convictions in North Carolina for mortgage fraud, bank fraud, and conspiracy to commit money laundering. According to CBS, records show she was sentenced to 63 months in prison.
Under Texas law, candidates convicted of a felony “from which the person has not been pardoned or otherwise released from the resulting disabilities” are not eligible.
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Women are on the verge of losing all their rights.
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Unrestricted warfare.
THE GREAT REPLACEMENT
ISLAMIZED TEXAS: FROM 313,000 TO 1.25 MILLION MUSLIMS IN JUST FIVE YEARS?
That is what a comparison of these figures suggests:
2020: Approximately 313,000 Muslims.
2025: Approximately 1,250,000, based on figures attributed to the presidents of the Islamic Society of Greater Houston and the North Texas Islamic Council.
If accurate and comparable, those figures would represent a fourfold increase an estimated 937,000 additional Muslim residents.
Texas’s total population grew by 2,560,323 over that period.
On that basis, Muslim population growth would account for approximately 37% of the state’s net population increase.
An extraordinary claim. We are watching the fall of America happen in real time....
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DDos attack events live! WoW.
Microsoft, AWS, and many others are having issues right now
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Yesterday, @EvaVlaar was supposed to speak at a Restore Britain event. The Home Office banned her from entering our country and therefore attending. Here is Eva's response...
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Britain is in the process of falling.
Yesterday, @EvaVlaar was supposed to speak at a Restore Britain event. The Home Office banned her from entering our country and therefore attending. Here is Eva's response...
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🚨 URGENT ACTION NEEDED: State Election Board members John Fervier, Sara Tindall Ghazal and Salleigh Grubbs have called for a special meeting this Friday the 13th . The agenda shows that a main purpose is to have an Executive Session to discuss personnel matters.
There is a significant possibility that these members will vote to terminate the Executive Director, investigators or possibly even staff members, any of which would destroy the SEB as we now know it.
As most of you know, the SEB staff has made remarkable historical progress this year in SOS independence, web site administration, accountability for election corruption and much more. The Executive Director and staff deserve raises for amazing performances, not threats of termination.
There is no public comment on the agenda Friday so please take just a couple of minutes to let the SEB members know how much you support the Executive Director, investigators and this amazing staff. 👉 Their Email addresses of all five members including Janelle King and Carolyn Roddy are: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected].
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Commissioners are hearing presentation from Harris County Flood Control District Director Stuckett.
Texas GLO Commissioner Buckingham had obtained a 0ne-year deadline extension for federal grants, but Stuckett says that about $207 million still won't be allocated in time.
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Garcia motions to table, tells Ellis he has already spent the money he's been given.
"I am not going to claw back my precinct because Mr. Ramos didn't tell me how this all was going to be structured. So I am not going to do that."
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Ellis motions to "allocate equally among commissioners' precincts $160 million in road certificates of obligation and any future issuance of road certificates of obligation."
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Garcia scolds Budget Director Daniel Ramos for backing of certificates of obligation with HCTRA surplus without transparency to the commissioners court.
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Commissioner Adrian Garcia says that he was the one who raised the issue of road miles, says the court needs "to be thoughtful of the entire county," and he does not want to vote through any changes today.
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Commissioner Tom Ramsey says formula court adopted unanimously in 2025 considered:
1) road miles
2) condition of roads
3) history of investments in the roads.
Ramsey's pct. 3 has 47% of the county road miles, but under existing formula receives 32% of $.
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Ellis motions not to "issue those bonds that where we would use ad valorem taxes to back up that inequitable formula, the formula that that this commissioner's court voted on at a previous meeting, and going forward. I would prefer we use the [equity] formula..."
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Ellis says that some precincts have more road miles because those precincts had more money in the past.
"Equity is usually trying to make sure you take into account whatever disadvantages were worked into the system, whatever unfair things were done in the past, and you're trying to level that out."
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Commissioner Lesley Briones: "The bottom line up front is, given the changes and the election results from last week, my ask, please, is that we update the legislative agenda to be more proactive and play more offense than simply defense."
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Numerous local elected officials and community leaders are on hand to request that commissioners not alter the infrastructure distribution formula in a way that would reduce $ for Precinct 3, which has the most county road miles.
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Today at the request of Commissioner Rodney Ellis, the court will discuss revising the formula again.
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Under pressure, commissioners unanimously approved a new formula for distributing HCTRA funds.
The revised formula gives equal weight to 1) the amount of funds dispersed to each precinct in previous years, 2) the number of county road miles in each precinct, and 3) consideration of road conditions.
Lawmakers then allowed pending legislation to die.
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Last year #txlege considered intervention into how the county used the Harris County Toll Road Authority surplus funds- often considered the county's "cash cow."
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