‘Inside Texas Politics’: Craig Goldman, Tim O’Hare, Daniel Comeaux, and the Data Center Pause in Texas
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The episode features discussions on Texas politics, data center regulation, election day voting locations, and public safety initiatives.
In the August 9 episode, Congressman Craig Goldman remembers Kay Granger, the legend he succeeded in Congress. And the Republican tells us if sees a role for the federal government in regulating data centers. Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare discusses a controversial plan to reduce election day voting locations and defends his decision to arrest a former state lawmaker. And Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux on why he supports a proposed public safety bond and why he thinks it would help recruit the best officers to Dallas.
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