But it has to go back to the house, then passed in final form and
there is 9 days left for session?

Will the Governor sign at that point if it passes?

People in Texas are opposing this bill because it would add a gas tax of 12.5 cents to pay for local infrastructure for roads,rail and commuter rail. I do not think most know that it will abolish the Trans Texas Corridor that would be a cancer for the country. They usually sneak these kind of bills IN under radar, not OUT. This is probably the plan though, get the public to oppose the new taxes and in comes the TTC.

Originally posted by timewalker
People in Texas are opposing this bill because it would add a gas tax of 12.5 cents to pay for local infrastructure for roads,rail and commuter rail. I do not think most know that it will abolish the Trans Texas Corridor that would be a cancer for the country. They usually sneak these kind of bills IN under radar, not OUT. This is probably the plan though, get the public to oppose the new taxes and in comes the TTC.

I don't understand your comment. If the public opposes the new taxes that the TTC would institute and abolishes the TTC, how can they get the TTC in?

this is going to happen
the law firm working with is a Giuliani firm

Unless the people of the Republic of Texas hold a tighter leash on the political party games, this will pass. And you can rest assured that the Governor WILL sign it into law..., right before going our to party with the 'winners.'

The SPP and NAFTA are essential to the eventual destabilization of the Union, which is critical to the supranational banking cartel's plans to ensure utter financial dominion over all things.

Texas has an excellent track-record for keeping their political royalty in line. Let's hope the people can maintain control, before the careerist politicians and transnational corporations get their machinery in place. It's almost too late.