Qualified. If the judge is ultimately had confirmed and what about the democrats on the hill who have said theyre going on filibuster. I think four democrats are saying theyre going to vote against the filibuster. I think we feel good about that level of support. Weve done a very good job of making sure that we have the republican majority support that we need to to pass it. It is now for senators to decide how they want to do it. And i believe leader mcconnell when he says on friday, judge gorsuch will be voted as the next Supreme Court justice. His eyes will be here on washington. Is he going to be making phone cause . We look forward to heading down to florida thursday to engage in bilateral plus im sorry, meetings with the president and his team from china. Obviously that will continue into friday morning. Well see how friday evolves. I dont think theres any question according to leader mcconnell and thats true well have an associate justice of the Supreme Court ready to go. It is
Help protect the thousands of birds migrating through our region this season.Â
By
Catherine Wendlandt
4/19/2021 at 11:50am
Itâs time to go dark, folks. The Houston Audubon and Mayor Sylvester Turner are asking Houstonians to turn off all nonessential lights on buildings from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. for the next couple of weeks. Why? To save nearly two billion birds making their way through Texas.Â
April 19 to May 7 is peak season for bird migration, and Houston is situated in the Central Flywayâone of the most important avian routes.Â
The Bayou City is one of the most dangerous cities for avian migration due to our location and high amounts of light pollution. Birds often travel at night and canât tell the difference between glass and the image it reflects, so lights on buildings can disorient the flocks in potentially catastrophic ways.Â
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