Greg Abbott Asks D.C. Federal Court to Approve Voter ID Law
The Texas Attorney General is asking a federal court to approve the Texas voter identification law.
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Texas Sonogram Law & More in Chad’s Steaming Pile
Violation of free speech? Give me a break. Here are Chad's thought's on some of the top issues of the morning.
Texas Voting Districts Change, Maps Redrawn by Federal Court
New political maps have been issued that could give Texas Democrats a greater chance at winning seats in Congress and the Legislature.
TSA Groping Bill and Sanctuary City Legislation Left For Dead, Robert Duncan Responds to Governor Rick Perry, and more in Chad’s Steaming Pile
What is Chad Hasty planning on talking about on Thursday's show? Check out a few of the things he is working on in today's Steaming Pile.
Texas House Adjourns Without Final Approval of Pat-Down Bill
Both chambers passed the critical fiscal bills and hurricane finance reforms that were the main reasons for the special session.
Governor Rick Perry Blames Senator Robert Duncan For Sanctuary Cities Legislation Failure, No Infants In First Class On An Airline, and More in Chad’s Steaming Pile
What is Chad Hasty planning on talking about on Wednesday's show? Check out a few of the things he is working on in today's Steaming Pile.
Jon Huntsman is Running for President, President Obama and the Food Police and More in Chad’s Steaming Pile
What is Chad Hasty planning on talking about on Wednesday's show? Check out a few of the things he is working on in today's Steaming Pile.
Will Texas Lawmakers Pass a Statewide Smoking Ban During the Special Session? [POLL]
Do you think the statewide Smoking Ban will pass in the Special Session? Let us know what you think in today's LFN Poll of the Day.
Texas Statewide Smoking Ban Still Alive, President Obama’s Views on Gay Marriage Evolving, and More in Chad’s Steaming Pile
What is Chad Hasty planning on talking about on Tuesday's show? Check out a few of the things he is working on in today's Steaming Pile.
Governor Perry Adds “Anti-Groping” Legislation to Special Session Call
The measure died in the Senate during the regular session after a threat from federal officials to close airports if it were approved.