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Friday on KFYO Mornings with Dave King and Matt Martin, the editor of the Quorum Report joined fill-in-host Steve Evans and Dave King to talk about last night's Presidential Debate, some of Biden's positions, other forms of energy, getting people registered to vote, and more...

The editor of Quorum Report joined KFYO's Dave King and Matt Martin to talk about the Texas House elections, spikes in democratic voters, MJ Hegar and more.

Braddock said that a lot of people like Giuliani and that he has been very loyal to Trump, and that he thinks that saying things like 'liberal cities are functioning poorly' is probably one of the best ways that Republicans can frame things right now in their favor.

When considering specifically defunding police, Braddock said, "I think the idea that you want to push back on defunding the police, I get that. Because, let me tell you, from a political standpoint, if the frame for it is 'defunding the police', that is something that is wildly unpopular in rural Texas and suburban Texas."

"You have the question of resources. I mean, places like Houston and Dallas, it's probably a little more easier for them to do that than it is for some small communities. I'm sure Lubbock can do some version of this, but in a lot of the smaller communities, smaller places in West Texas where we have listeners, it may be the wild west when it comes to plumbers," Scott said.

"The rate is only accelerating. People in central cities may see 20-25% increase in their appraisal, but even if you kept the same rate then property taxes would still be skyrocketing. So it could be a solution or a part of a solution, but no one is going to see their property taxes go down," Kronberg said.

"As we talked about here on the show, it seems like things got bottled up in the Senate pretty quick when the lieutenant governor had his blow up with one of the former chairman, Senator Kel Seliger, and as they have changed the bill in the Senate, the support for the legislation has gone down in the Senate, and so, it seems to be stuck there," Braddock said.

The absence of Lawmakers almost halted proceedings in the Texas House today. Read more after the jump.