Greg Abbott goes full re

[Nbadan]

...and you never go full re .....except in Texas...

No offense intended to our friends the mentally disabled...

No one ever accused Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott of being indirect.

In his latest political ad causing a social media stir, the state’s top lawman tackles two issues central to the state’s conservative base: guns and religion. The ad, posted on Abbott’s Facebook page on Wednesday, features a photo of a handgun next to a Bible.

“Two things every American should know how to use,” it reads. “Neither of which are taught in schools.”

The online spot drew mixed reaction throughout the day from Abbott’s Facebook followers, ranging from the “Can I get an Amen?” from one poster to the incredulity of another who questioned “Have you ever read the Cons ution?”

More at http://blog.chron.com/texaspolitics/...es-in-schools/ .

[FuzzyLumpkins]

But I tell you, Do not resist an evil person. If someone strikes you on the right cheek, turn to him the other also.

US Christians are the worst picker and choosers ever seen.

[Spurminator]

Apparently they don't teach when to use "is" and "are" anymore either.

[DarrinS]

They also don't teach 9/11 twooferism. Well, maybe in college.

[Latarian Milton]

things are what all american males must learn to use, while es only need to learn how to use one thing:

[spursncowboys]

things are what all american males must learn to use, while es only need to learn how to use one thing:

I don't see cleaning products or dawn...

[boutons_deux]

Obama was of course and obviously right about bubbas "clinging to their (cherry picked) Bibles and (unregulated) guns"

[FromWayDowntown]

Apparently they don't teach when to use "is" and "are" anymore either.

Tee Hee.

Irony.

[Nbadan]

(Texas) Attorney General says no to domestic partner benefits

Same-sex couples and unmarried heterosexual couples are not eligible to receive health benefits from counties, cities or school districts, Attorney General Greg Abbott said in an opinion made public Monday.

Abbott was asked to interpret the cons utional amendment passed by voters in 2005 in light of some en ies — the cities of Fort Worth, Austin and El Paso, as well as Pflugerville ISD — extending benefits to domestic partners.

... Sen. Dan Patrick, R-Houston, requested the attorney general’s opinion.

... “This opinion clearly outlines that cities, counties and school districts cannot subvert the will of Texans,” he said.

Read more: http://trailblazersblog.dallasnews.c...benefits.html/

Not on my state's right watch......ass hat...