From The Blogs, March 22, 2006 (AM Edition)

Today’s Must Reads:

Matt at Just Another Blog has a must-read on the coming Special Session, including the very important note that we may not know the exact nature of the call until the eve of the session.

Starting off Today’s From The Blogs, we have a Brains and Eggs post concerning an endorsement of Barbara Radnofsky and a few words about her opponent.

Over at Burnt Orange Report, you can find the latest news on the upcoming Texas Young Democrats convention, as well as the latest on Gov. Perry’s poll numbers.

Common Sense points us to a story about Texas’ junior Senator and a speech he recently gave about the Freedom of Information Act.

Congressman John Conyers, Jr.’s blog this morning affirms what we already know from Bush’s press conference yesterday: the President has no plans to end the war. Other blogs with good ‘day after’ press conference press coverage include Memeorandum,
DallasBlog tells us that the University of Dallas, a private Catholic university, is one of three finalists for the G.W. Bush Presidential Library.

A new blog to us, F’d Up Country, alerts us to the Bush Administration’s censoring of a top global warming scientist.

Cincinnatus at The Jeffersonian tells us why nothing will be accomplished by the upcoming Special Session.

If you’re wrapped up in basketball March Madness, check out the DNC Blog’s post on The Unsweet 16—brackets for the political playoffs.

Pink Dome tells us where you can catch their authors as well as one from Burnt Orange Report this week, and provides a snippet of entertaining news about Sen. Frank Malda.

Right of Texas points us to Washington Post Coverage of the GOP nominee in CD-17.

Annatopia has the latest on Resolutions for the Senate District 10 Convention.

Eye on Williamson County has a nice post from yesterday on Chris Bell calling for a pay raise for teachers that came out a little too late for yesterday’s FTB’s.

Down in the Valley this morning, Green Junkbox has some interesting news to report on the Pharr Public Works Director while Rio Grande Valley Politics has more on the A&M System’s decision to fund the Rangel Pharmacy School.
In The Pink Texas has a good post up on Gov. Perry’s Texas Tax Reform Commission.

Latinos for Texas has its Austin City Council endorsements updates up.

Off the Kuff brings us two posts of interest this morning: Barbara Radnofsky’s Campaign HQ will soon open and, SD 7 GOP Nominee Dan Patrick is back on the air.

South Texas Chisme reminds us that today is a court day for Tom DeLay in the 3rd Court of Appeals.

Three Wise Men has a multi-state gubernatorial round-up.

And, stuff you may have missed in the Annex yesterday:

Kinky Friedman: No Davy Crockett
Rick Perry Doesn’t Know Propsperity
On The Governor’s Race
Mark Homer Talks Special Session

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