Ah, February, the most romantic month of them all, in which us drones down at Cordell Hull beg for bill slots, clash with legal and run bill jackets down to the (exhausted) clerk. The Special Session is over, and the real session hasn’t quite begun.
Ah, February, the most romantic month of them all, in which us drones down at Cordell Hull beg for bill slots, clash with legal and run bill jackets down to the (exhausted) clerk. The Special Session is over, and the real session hasn’t quite begun.
As a fan and (sometimes) purveyor of fancy words, one sticks in my mind as emblematic of the last week: interregnum. Essentially, it’s a time between two periods – we had the gaveling in of the 114th General Assembly session, next week we have the special session, so this week? Nothing.
As a fan and (sometimes) purveyor of fancy words, one sticks in my mind as emblematic of the last week: interregnum. Essentially, it’s a time between two periods – we had the gaveling in of the 114th General Assembly session, next week we have the special session, so this week? Nothing.
Happy January, TDC Family!
Happy January, TDC Family!
In early November, Governor Bill Lee called on heads of state departments and agencies to present to him their 2025-2026 budget requests and priorities. These hearings are held annually, and are influential in influencing the Governor’s budget proposal for the 2025 General Assembly Session.
In early November, Governor Bill Lee called on heads of state departments and agencies to present to him their 2025-2026 budget requests and priorities. These hearings are held annually, and are influential in influencing the Governor’s budget proposal for the 2025 General Assembly Session.
