u/Sad-Can-1978

"The Senate is ignoring the will of the people."

Congressman Keith Self has made that argument.

Now he's proposing that Texans no longer directly elect their own U.S. senators.

If senators aren't listening to voters, is taking voters out of the process the answer?

What do you think?

For years, it was just a proposal. Now it's taking off.

Commercial passenger flights are officially coming to McKinney National Airport.

Avelo Airlines will launch nonstop service to five destinations this November with fares starting at $99, but the project still faces an ongoing legal challenge.

So are we excited? mad? or won't affect us either way since Lovefield and DFW are still close?

For years, it was just a proposal. Now it's taking off.

Commercial passenger flights are officially coming to McKinney National Airport.

Avelo Airlines will launch nonstop service to five destinations this November with fares starting at $99, but the project still faces an ongoing legal challenge.

Seriously! Since he is obviously afraid that Paxton is going to lose now he is pushing for the 17th amendment to be repeal.

How much longer are we going to keep voting for this guy?

Are you ok with Austin selecting the Senator to represent us?

Seriously that's what Rep Keith Self from TX03 wants.

He has introduced a joint resolution to repeal the 17th Amendment.

If it ever became law, Texans would no longer vote directly for U.S. senators. The Texas Legislature would make that decision instead.

Would you support that?

Rod Vilhauer ran on an anti-sharia platform in Frisco. Now Keith Self has been posting nonstop on anti-sharia platforms. Is this a winning message in North Texas?

Rep. Keith Self has recently made a series of posts warning that Sharia law threatens the United States and Western civilization. His Democratic challenger responded, calling it a manufactured issue and arguing the campaign should focus on healthcare, schools and affordability instead.

Given Plano's growing Muslim and South Asian communities, I'm curious how people here view this.

Do you think this is an issue that matters in TX-03, or is it a distraction from other concerns?

Did anybody see the City Council meeting yesterday. Looks like there was an orchestrated thing to talk about Data Centers. Are there really that many in Plano? Can the council do anything?