Oh nice, we have other equipment at other locations also off by 1hr.

Related to paying for Open Records Requests:

Sec. 552.261. CHARGE FOR PROVIDING COPIES OF PUBLIC INFORMATION. (a) The charge for providing a copy of public information shall be an amount that reasonably includes all costs related to reproducing the public information, including costs of materials, labor, and overhead. If a request is for 50 or fewer pages of paper records, the charge for providing the copy of the public information may not include costs of materials, labor, or overhead, but shall be limited to the charge for each page of the paper record that is photocopied, unless the pages to be photocopied are located in:
(1) two or more separate buildings that are not physically connected with each other; or
(2) a remote storage facility.
(b) If the charge for providing a copy of public information includes costs of labor, the requestor may require the governmental body's officer for public information or the officer's agent to provide the requestor with a written statement as to the amount of time that was required to produce and provide the copy. The statement must be signed by the officer for public information or the officer's agent and the officer's or the agent's name must be typed or legibly printed below the signature. A charge may not be imposed for providing the written statement to the requestor.

Ok. Paxton has the power here.

SUBCHAPTER G. ATTORNEY GENERAL DECISIONS

Texas Government Code
Sec. 552.301. REQUEST FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL DECISION. (a) A governmental body that receives a written request for information that it wishes to withhold from public disclosure and that it considers to be within one of the exceptions under Subchapter C must ask for a decision from the attorney general about whether the information is within that exception if there has not been a previous determination about whether the information falls within one of the exceptions.
(a-1) For the purposes of this subchapter, if a governmental body receives a written request by United States mail and cannot adequately establish the actual date on which the governmental body received the request, the written request is considered to have been received by the governmental body on the third business day after the date of the postmark on a properly addressed request.
(b) The governmental body must ask for the attorney general's decision and state the exceptions that apply within a reasonable time but not later than the 10th business day after the date of receiving the written request.

Just read the whole code!!

CHECK
YOUR
BALLOTS BEFORE YOU SCAN

All public records requests for ballots from the voters who cast them, if denied, must be first filtered thru the AG for a denial. They can't issue a denial without going thru Paxton if we make an open records request.

Aaaand then we do a Writ.

552.321. SUIT FOR WRIT OF MANDAMUS. (a) A requestor or the attorney general may file suit for a writ of mandamus compelling a governmental body to make information available for public inspection if the governmental body refuses to request an attorney general's decision as provided by Subchapter G or refuses to supply public information or information that the attorney general has determined is public information that is not excepted from disclosure under Subchapter C.
(b) A suit filed by a requestor under this section must be filed in a district court for the county in which the main offices of the governmental body are located. A suit filed by the attorney general under this section must be filed in a district court of Travis County, except that a suit against a municipality with a population of 100,000 or less must be filed in a district court for the county in which the main offices of the municipality are located.

God, please spare the kids

How did this happen, no security, no on scene officers

https://youtu.be/5IGoUs85j9o

Be sure to watch and share this old thang

The WHO is moving, and our representatives are not strong enough to stop them from taking over our nation.

They mean to have us willingly relinquish our rights unto them.

That's why it's more important than ever to step up and DO SOMETHING.

We need to start from the ground up. That's why I became my own precinct delegate, a member of the Rules Committee for my Senate District, and am headed to the State Convention to resolution the SREC to adopt all of our proposed resolutions related to Rules for the RPT (Republican Party of Texas).

Change the Rules, change the Game.

Feel free to donate to my work. Links for donations are at takingbacktexas.org, along with all of my reports, new ones are on the way related to:

The Primaries

Dallas County

Williamson County

SREC/ State Republican Convention

The Gameplan for Securing our State

Updated Election Security Trainings

And more

Oh, and the Municipal Elections.

They are somehow both tracking and flipping our votes imho, and then covering their tracks.

Guess how this can be prevented? Hand-marked, lawfully numbered paper ballots, counted manually, handled by election judges managing In-Precinct only returns.

Who ever is asking for the government to allow schools to #ArmTeachers , may want to remove the #Groomers and the #Trumphaters first or it will be the teachers using the guns on your children cuz they refuse to #meow back at them, or use the litter boxes.
All right settle down meow, class. It's just a suggestion. https://truthsocial.com/users/Witn3z/statuses/108369049842615991

I found this on NewsBreak: GOP Rep. Jim Jordan contests constitutionality of January 6 committee's subpoena and issues list of demands
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Of Course they are !! they are scared to death of What he's revealing and How he is putting truth out there to the masses and truly Opening up what has been kept in the Dark !!@elonmusk

Elon Musk sued by Twitter investors for delaying disclosure of stake
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