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Lawsuit shows police refused to escort Biden Bus
Hays County, Kyle, News, ...
Lawsuit shows police refused to escort Biden Bus
By Staff Report 
November 3, 2021
By Kate McGee Texas Tribune As supporters of then-President Donald Trump surrounded and harassed a Joe Biden campaign bus on a Central Texas highway last year, San Marcos police officials and 911 dispatchers fielded multiple requests for assistance from Democratic campaigners and bus passengers who ...
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Trump proposal could end food stamp benefits for 125K Texans, expert say
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Trump proposal could end food stamp benefits for 125K Texans, expert say
By Staff Report 
July 31, 2019
by Lara Korte, Texas Tribune The Trump administration is proposing tightened requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) – also known as food stamps – that could end food assistance for more than 3 million Americans and jeopardize assistance for thousands of Texans. The pro...
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I’d Trade 23 candidates for one sure winner
Columns, Opinions
I’d Trade 23 candidates for one sure winner
By Staff Report 
June 26, 2019
I s the bulging field of Democrats seeking the 2020 presidential nomination a sign of strength? Or is it a troubling indication that wresting the presidency from Donald Trump won’t be as easy as it ought to be? At last count there were 23 “major” candidates including seven senators, four members of ...
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Dog discourse better focused on real issues
Columns, Opinions
Dog discourse better focused on real issues
By Tom Purcell 
May 1, 2019
B oy, is our political discourse going to the dogs. The Washington Post reports Donald Trump is the first U.S. president in 100-plus years not to have a dog – though others, including Ronald Reagan, didn’t have dogs until their second terms. During a February rally, reports The Post , Trump said “he...
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‘Stick it to them’ policies that have stuck
Columns, Opinions
‘Stick it to them’ policies that have stuck
By John.Young 
April 17, 2019
You didn’t expect a pre-test, but: Which presidential candidate coined the term “rigged economy”? (A) Bernie Sanders; (B) Elizabeth Warren; (C) Jill Stein; (D) Donald Trump. Answer: D. OK, actual parentage may be in dispute. Patrick Henry might have uttered the phrase first. However, Trump – yes, hi...
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Hope for a peaceful transition
Editorials, Opinions
Hope for a peaceful transition
By Staff Report 
March 6, 2019
T here were lots of accusations flying and a lot of name-calling last week when President Donald Trump’s former attorney and fixer-in-chief Michael Cohen testified before the Congress House Oversight Committee. Cohen called Trump a liar. He said Trump was deeply involved in hush payments to cover-up...
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Third-party math is Trump’s fondest calculation
Columns, Opinions
Third-party math is Trump’s fondest calculation
By John.Young 
February 6, 2019
D onald Trump was having a horrible month. Then Howard Schultz gave him a chance to flex his inner Biff. Trump hopes, hopes, hopes Schultz runs for president. And so President Biff did what his role model, the ruling oaf in “Back to the Future,” did to Marty McFly: called him chicken. Schultz, the f...
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These are men of conviction(s)
Columns, Opinions
These are men of conviction(s)
By John.Young 
January 30, 2019
R oger Stone’s lineage is like the circulatory system of political corruption in America. Like a Mafia family tree. The man with a tattoo of Richard Nixon on his back was one of the baby Dirty Tricksters behind the varied activities that got Nixon booted from the White House. He was close withs side...
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Inside the new Department of the Inferior
Columns, Opinions
Inside the new Department of the Inferior
By John.Young 
January 9, 2019
Re naming federal departments is nothing new. The Defense Department was the War Department. The State Department was Foreign Affairs. In 2016 the nation’s steward of public lands became the Department of the Inferior. And with it the Environmental Pillaging Agency. Take bad science, add ethically m...
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Get gov’t going again
Editorials
Get gov’t going again
By Staff Report 
January 9, 2019
A s the government shutdown now moves into its third week – the longest U.S. government shutdown in history – the effects are being felt locally. Anyone traveling can expect long airport lines. While Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees are supposed to show up at work, they are doi...
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Mom claims Hays CISD could have done more to prevent child endangerment
Buda, Hays County, News
Mom claims Hays CISD could have done more to prevent child endangerment
By Brittany Kelley 
April 30, 2025
BUDA — After discovering that her son’s former teacher was arrested for public intoxication, Christina Nichols was left wishing Hays CISD did more to ...
Former Dripping Springs Middle School teacher sentenced to 60 years in prison for possession of child pornography
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Former Dripping Springs Middle School teacher sentenced to 60 years in prison for possession of child pornography
By Staff Report 
April 30, 2025
SAN MARCOS — Hays County District Judge Sherri K. Tibbe sentenced Kevin McLean, 33, to a total of 60 years in prison April 29; McLean entered a plea o...
Joint operation leads to more than 40 arrests in Hays County
Hays County, News
Joint operation leads to more than 40 arrests in Hays County
By Staff Report 
April 2, 2025
AUSTIN — A joint investigation between the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the San Antonio Poli...
Hays County Sheriff’s Office arrests corrections officer following inmate outcry
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Hays County Sheriff’s Office arrests corrections officer following inmate outcry
By Brittany Kelley 
April 25, 2025
SAN MARCOS   — Following an inmate who claimed she was a victim of sexual misconduct, the Hays County Sheriff’s Office arrested corrections officer Jo...
Hays County corrections officer arrested for multiple felony offenses
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Hays County corrections officer arrested for multiple felony offenses
By Staff Report 
May 7, 2025
SAN MARCOS — On May 6, the Hays County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) was formally notified by the Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO) that arrest warra...
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