LMAO texans getting fed up. They really trying to get that frail cac out the paint 🤣

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He said that? Got his own self out the paint, effortlessly

Abbott and the GOP have been keeping this on repeat up until the day of the election. Dummy said it on national television at the Democratic Presidential Debate in 2020.
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I don’t know about some of y’all, but I like my AR-15. It’s my right to own one and nobody is going to take it away, unless I become a felon (not happening).


 

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Doesn't this apply to Greg Abbot? Or do you make exceptions for fellow staunch conservatives?

Like clockwork. Here you silly “How dare you criticize a beloved Democrat. You gotta be a MAGA!” clowns. It NEVER fails.
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Did I ever say that it didn’t apply to him? When did I ever say that I supported Greg “Hot Wheels” Abbot? Don’t quote me, stupid nikka.
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The Hill

Abbott tells Texas state agencies to stop using diversity initiatives, calls them illegal​

Jared Gans
Fri, February 10, 2023 at 3:43 PM EST
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) told state agencies to stop using diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in hiring, claiming doing so is illegal, The Texas Tribune reported Friday.
The Tribune obtained a memo that Gardner Pate, Abbott’s chief of staff, wrote to state agencies on Monday saying that the initiatives violate federal and state employment laws and illegally discriminate against certain demographics.
Pate did not specify which groups he was referring to, according to the Tribune.

“The innocuous sounding notion of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) has been manipulated to push policies that expressly favor some demographic groups to the detriment of others,” Pate said.

Republican lawmakers in several states throughout the country have also pushed back against diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives and critical race theory — a theory that posits racism underlies American institutions and public policies — alleging that they unfairly discriminate against white people.

Diversity, equity and inclusion programs have been designed to provide support for certain communities that have historically faced discrimination in public and private spheres.

“Rebranding this employment discrimination as ‘DEI’ doesn’t make the practice any less illegal,” Pate wrote. “Further, when a state agency spends taxpayer dollars to fund offices, departments, or employee positions dedicated to promoting forbidden DEI initiatives, such actions are also inconsistent with the law.”

The Hill has reached out to Abbott’s office for comment.

ABC News reported that the memo said the funding of these programs is also illegal, and argued that the programs worsen discrimination instead of addressing it.

A spokesperson for Abbott’s office told ABC that the memo is a “reminder” that state agencies and public universities need to follow federal and state law in hiring.

“The issue is not diversity—the issue is that equity is not equality. Here in Texas, we give people a chance to advance based on talent and merit,” they said.

Andrew Eckhous, an attorney based in Austin, told the Tribune that Abbott’s office is “completely mischaracterizing” these programs’ role in hiring decisions.

“Anti-discrimination laws protect all Americans by ensuring that employers do not make hiring decisions based on race, religion, or gender, while DEI initiatives work in tandem with those laws to encourage companies to solicit applications from a wide range of applicants, which is legal and beneficial,” he said.

A Texas state representative also introduced a bill last year to bar state funding from going to any “office of diversity, equity, and inclusion” or an office that supports those goals, the Tribune reported.
 

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Strategic….. he and Desantis are battling for that top spot with other red state governors not far behind. They are building up for the Supreme Court decision on affirmative action that is coming in a few months. Any tools that help level the playing field for minorities will be cut.

I have friends that are chief diversity officers at schools in these states. They will be moving on soon enough.
 

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Strategic….. he and Desantis are battling for that top spot with other red state governors not far behind. They are building up for the Supreme Court decision on affirmative action that is coming in a few months. Any tools that help level the playing field for minorities will be cut.

I have friends that are chief diversity officers at schools in these states. They will be moving on soon enough.

It's that Trump logic.

Where they look at population size and demographics and conclude that since majority of voters are white, you don't need the minority vote if you can appeal to all white voters only.
It's actually quite revealing on how they perceive white sentiment and beliefs. They're banking on majority of the white voting bloc being far right.
 

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It's that Trump logic.

Where they look at population size and demographics and conclude that since majority of voters are white, you don't need the minority vote if you can appeal to all white voters only.
It's actually quite revealing on how they perceive white sentiment and beliefs. They're banking on majority of the white voting bloc being far right.

Cacs gonna cac is probably one of the best bets you can make.
 

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It's that Trump logic.

Where they look at population size and demographics and conclude that since majority of voters are white, you don't need the minority vote if you can appeal to all white voters only.
It's actually quite revealing on how they perceive white sentiment and beliefs. They're banking on majority of the white voting bloc being far right.

Yea… and this is something that isn’t very extreme, making it more digestible for independent white voters. Republicans will look to push these laws federally if ever they get a full majority again.
 
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