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anonymous says:

Yes, as Paul Burka reminds us the Religious Right is definitely the problem. If we can just get them to shut up and butt out, we Republicans can start winning again and stop the impending theocracy that is surely to come if the religious right gets its way. (Wed Dec 3 at 4:36 PM)

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War Zone

The violence in Juárez has spared no one. Last year, more than 1,300 people were murdered, including 8 who were killed during a prayer meeting. Yet only a handful of people have been brought before a judge. No one is sure what to believe or who is in charge. By Sito Negron

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With the Big Three teetering on the brink, it’s worth noting that the Toyota plant in San Antonio is still motoring. It’s one of the city’s largest employers, with close to 2,000 Texans on the payroll. Web exclusive by Pamela Colloff

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Dallas district attorney Craig Watkins and James Waller, one of the exonerated, discuss DNA and the falsely accused. The first in a continuing series of Texas Monthly Live events.