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July 23, 2026 2:08 PM
Abbott applauds the cancelation of an East Texas data center project
“Data centers that want to do business in Texas must meet a clear standard. This project did not,” Abbott said
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news
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Copyright July 23, 2026, Harvey Kronberg, www.quorumreport.com, All rights are reserved
July 23, 2026 9:34 AM
Updated: Hancock and Schwertner trade barbs over Texas Senate leadership accusations of favoritism at Broadband Development Office
“I do not believe Texans should act as a financial safety net for a multibillion-dollar corporation's liabilities,” Hancock said, speaking of Amazon. “Our decision to reject these unwarranted demands was ‘favoritism’ toward one group only – the citizens of Texas.”
Editor’s
note: Senate leadership reacted to Hancock after the letter appeared in Quorum
Report. The story is updated to include every petty word of it – SB
Not
holding back, Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock told Business and
Commerce Chairman Charles Schwertner that he and members of his
committee clearly don't understand how the process is supposed to work for
awarding grants at the Broadband Development Office:
"During
the hearing, it became clear that certain committee members are unaware of
these statutory constraints. Instead, it appears they have received talking
points from industry lobbyists. Our office staunchly and without reservation
prioritizes protecting taxpayer money over corporate bottom lines."
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Copyright July 23, 2026, Harvey Kronberg, www.quorumreport.com, All rights are reserved
July 22, 2026 2:23 PM
Updated: Nurse practitioners head to court to challenge constitutionality of the Texas physician delegation requirement
TNP says this is a “new chapter in TNP’s decades-long effort to remove Texas’ unconstitutional barriers to patient care” but TMA counters that “while nurse practitioners are valued members of a physician-led team, nurse practitioners do not have the same education, training or experience as physicians”
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