By Bob Walsh
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A very interesting bill is making its way thru the
legislature of the great state of Texas. The bill, if it passes into
law, would allow the Secretary of State to overturn elections in Harris
County and order new elections. In Texas the SecState is appointed by
the governor.
There are
about 4.8 million people living in Harris County. Some of them are even
actual citizens and may legally vote. The county is mostly
Democrat-Socialist and there were some serious issues there during the
2022 election. These included running out of ballots in more than a few
conservative leaning precincts in the county.
An investigation and a lawsuit are in the works.
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