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The Long, Surreal Days Of The Runaway Texas Legislators

Associated Press Democratic Texas State Sen. Carol Alvarado Houston, together with her fellow Texas legislators, speaks during a news conference, Wednesday, July 14, 2021, in Washington. Sheltered in a downtown D.C. hotel, the Democratic lawmakers who left Texas to block a restrictive voting bill are living a life of stress and scrutiny. After bolting the state Monday in order to sabotage the bill by denying a quorum in the Texas House of Representatives, the more than 50 state legislators find themselves balancing a punishing schedule of political lobbying, outside work and family obligations, all under a national spotlight. Many have left young children behind; most have other professional obligations back in Texas. All seem to be operating on minimal sleep.

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The long, surreal days of the runaway Texas legislators

The long, surreal days of the runaway Texas legislators Ashraf Khalil Updated: July 15, 2021 7:59 pm Copyright 2021 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. Democratic Texas State Sen. Carol Alvarado Houston, together with her fellow Texas legislators, speaks during a news conference, Wednesday, July 14, 2021, in Washington. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta) WASHINGTON – Sheltered in a downtown D.C. hotel, the Democratic lawmakers who left Texas to block a restrictive voting bill are living a life of stress and scrutiny. After bolting the state Monday in order to sabotage the bill by denying a quorum in the Texas House of Representatives, the more than 50 state legislators find themselves balancing a punishing schedule of political lobbying, outside work and family obligations, all under a national spotlight.

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The long, surreal days of the fugitive Texas legislators, who left their state to block a restrictive voting bill are living a life of stress and scrutiny

The long, surreal days of the fugitive Texas legislators, who left their state to block a restrictive voting bill are living a life of stress and scrutiny
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Ashraf Khalil Democratic Texas State Rep. Victoria Neave from Dallas, center, together with his fellow Texas legislators, speaks during a news conference, Wednesday, July 14, 2021, in Washington. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta) July 15, 2021 - 9:14 PM WASHINGTON (AP) â Sheltered in a downtown D.C. hotel, the Democratic lawmakers who left Texas to block a restrictive voting bill are living a life of stress and scrutiny. After bolting the state Monday in order to sabotage the bill by denying a quorum in the Texas House of Representatives, the more than 50 state legislators find themselves balancing a punishing schedule of political lobbying, outside work and family obligations, all under a national spotlight. the state

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