Former President George W. Bush Talks About Matthew McConaughey’s Possible Run For Texas Governor
The former President and former Governor of Texas, George W. Bush, gives his take on Matthew McConaughey s possible run for Texas Governor.
According to the Houston Chronicle, Bush did not give an answer to the question of whether he would vote for McConaughey or not but he did comment on his continued talk about running.
While he was being interviewed on his daughter s show Today with Hoda & Jenna, Hoda Kotb asked Bush if he thought McConaughey had a shot at winning. I have no idea, I just tell you this: It s a tough business, said Bush. And that s okay, but the question is, are we able to set aside our partisan differences and solve problems?
WebXtra: New federal child tax credit explained
WebXtra: Child tax credit By Jeff Chavez | May 18, 2021 at 5:18 PM CDT - Updated May 18 at 5:18 PM
TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - Jennifer Reynolds, CPA and lecturer of accounting at The University of Texas at Tyler discusses with KLTV the recent change to the child tax credit. Beginning in mid-July, eligible middle and low-income families will begin receiving monthly payments as part of the new, fully refundable child tax credit.
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Will Beto O’Rourke run? Greg Abbott’s post-session pitch among 3 things to watch this summer
The summer, a prelude to the midterm elections, will also feature the special election to replace the late Ron Wright in Congress.
Democrat Beto O’Rourke has not ruled out running for governor against two-time Republican incumbent Greg Abbott. O’Rourke, a former congressman from El Paso, was a 2020 presidential candidate and in 2018 he lost a Senate race to incumbent Republican Ted Cruz by 2.6 percentage points. (Photos by Lynda M. Gonzalez, left, and Rose Baca, right)(Lynda González | Rose Baca)
Summer is on the way. And with comes a fresh political season with renewed intrigue.
“I was the rocker Black chick at my school,” Craft says. “There were other rocker kids of color, but, like, not necessarily Black rockers of color. … Also what happened to me a lot growing up is and even from my own family, like Black family they hated that I always wore black and they d always be like, ‘Stop listening to that devil music.’ I d always be called an Oreo.”
After high school, Craft knocked around a couple of colleges (Tyler Junior College and the University of Texas at Tyler) before finding a new home and the student life she craved at the University of North Texas.