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It s election day, and progressive-backed propositions are on ballots in 2 Texas cities

A measure in San Antonio deals with abortion and criminal justice, while El Paso voters are weighing initiatives related to climate change.

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It s election day, and progressive-backed propositions are on ballots in 2 Texas cities

It s election day, and progressive-backed propositions are on ballots in 2 Texas cities
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Taylor: San Antonio s Ron Nirenberg among mayors calling for guaranteed income for Americans

Taylor: San Antonio s Ron Nirenberg among mayors calling for guaranteed income for Americans Jan. 27, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Mayor Ron Nirenberg is one of about 30 mayors across the country calling for the federal government to make monthly payments to Americans during the pandemic.Staff file photo The day after President Joe Biden’s inauguration, a group known as Mayors for a Guaranteed Income took out a full-page ad in the Washington Post with the headline “One More Check Is Not Enough.” The group’s pitch is that the federal government should make monthly payments to Americans for the duration of the COVID-19 crisis. One-time $600 checks won’t cut it, the mayors argue.

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