Lloyd Doggett
Rep. Lloyd Doggett was initially elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1994.
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Hays County in Central Texas has seen an “incredible 845% increase in (COVID-19) cases since June 7.”
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Under the Republican tax bill, President Donald Trump "and his family would walk off with more than a billion dollars personally."
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Says "80 percent of the tax breaks in" President Donald Trump’s tax-cut "proposal go to the top 1 percent, that is, people making more than…
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"Our university campuses by federal law do not check the immigration status of their students just as our public schools don’t."
As many as six federal department budget bills have been delayed because of opposition to amendments that would ban Confederate battle flag sales at federal…
The Department of Homeland Security is "the only federal department not funded for this entire fiscal year" by Congress.
Lloyd Doggett says Austin Tea Party and conservative millionaire “behind” campaign against rail prop
"The Austin Tea Party and an ultra-conservative millionaire are behind the" campaign against the city’s light-rail proposition.
Travis County is "surrounded by red counties."
"During the last election, Democrats won over a million votes more than Republicans, but because of the way districts are designed, the Republicans got 33…
"The last time Republicans held hostage a resolution to ensure that our country’s bills were paid cost us more than $1 billion in added interest…