The "essential principles of liberty and free government" of the Lone Star State.

Friday, January 20, 2017

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Alfredo De La Cruz
My political ideology falls under solid liberal, which probably explains my recent appreciation for Bernie Sanders. My only political experience has been voting in the 2016 general election. I am honestly taking this class because it is a requirement in order to transfer to a university. Nonetheless, I gained an interests for politics during the 2016 presidential election which caused me to become excited for this course. What I hope to get out this class is become less ignorant about what is going on in our local Texas government. I would like to learn about the political decisions that previous and current Texas governors made and how they affected this state. On the general knowledge quiz I knew the answer to four of the questions, and on the political knowledge quiz I only knew that both Texas senators are republican and that the majority of Texas representatives are republican as well.
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