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November 21, 2025 1:17 PM

Houston trial lawyer Tony Buzbee says he will sue the head of a lobby group in Austin over alleged sexual assault

On social media, Buzbee said he's representing a Jane Doe who was "sexually harassed, ultimately sexually assaulted and then retaliated against by the head of one of the more influential lobbying and advocacy groups in Austin." He said a filing is coming Monday. Developing...

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November 21, 2025 11:00 AM

People on the Move

Lobby hires, association news, appointments, and more

How is Thanksgiving already next week?

So many of you are already sending – or receiving – those magical “let’s circle back to this next year” emails. But others are ramping up campaigns and getting ready for the hard slog that comes after the filing period is over no matter what happens with the rest of the redistricting legal maneuvering. All eyes on the Supreme Court for that and we’ve got our antennae up for breaking news, of course. But things will start to slow down in the coming weeks. It’s what inevitably happens.

Meantime there’s some career news to pass along this week that you won’t want to miss. And because the end of the year is approaching, I did finally pull out the calendar and figure out that the final two chances for you to place an item in POTM before January would be December 12^th and the 19^th. No edition next week for sure. Dec 5^th is up in the air. Regardless, the bottom line is that if you need an item to appear in Quorum Report before year’s end, send it to ksbraddock@gmail.com with POTM in the subject line ASAP. Some of you also asked about the holiday schedule for Quorum Report Radio – available on all podcast apps. We’ll have a show for you next week but after that the remaining shows of the year will drop on Dec 8^th and Dec 15^th. The links to subscribe to the show are on the QR homepage.

Here’s the latest edition of People on the Move.

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By Scott Braddock

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November 19, 2025 3:28 PM

General election poll shows Cornyn beating Allred or Talarico with ease but Paxton struggling on the November ballot

“Paxton is statistically tied with either of the Democrat candidates and jeopardizes the ability of Republicans to hold the seat,” wrote pollster Chris Perkins

A new poll done by Chris Perkins’ Ragnar Research floating in Washington now shows Sen. John Cornyn easily defeating either former Rep. Colin Allred or Rep. James Talarico while Attorney General Ken Paxton would struggle to defeat either of them without significant help.

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November 19, 2025 3:17 PM

Dissenting federal judge in redistricting case says Judge Brown is engaged in activism from the bench and handing a victory to George Soros

"In 37 years as a federal judge, I’ve served on hundreds of three-judge panels. This is the most blatant exercise of judicial activism that I have ever witnessed," Smith wrote.

Here are some key excerpts followed by the full dissent by Judge Jerry Smith at the bottom of the post.

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November 19, 2025 10:19 AM

Kronberg says major losses for the GOP in the midterms could mean a reckonking for MAGA by 2028

On Texas Capital Tonight, QR Publisher Harvey Kronberg and host James Barragan talked about that and other campaign news of the week. Note: This segment aired on Monday before the vote on the Epstein files and the major redistricting news out of the El Paso federal court.

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