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Posted on 11/12/2025 6:29:13 AM PST by DFG
Fortunately for the Great State of Texas, their Former Speaker, who is no longer Speaker, Dade Phelan, is quitting Politics. He was the one responsible for killing every Bill having to do with Voter Integrity and School Choice. Good luck in your next life, Dade!
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The Texas RINO scum that voted with Dade Phelan to impeach Ken Paxton need to retire as well.
The guy was obviously a uniparty agent.
Same crap, different suit.
Good for Trump. Republicans have been allowing Democrats and RINOS to rot-out the state from the bottom up.
He had already stepped down as Speaker, but his replacement apparently is a RINO like him. This is actually old news form August and he is keeping his seat until the end of 2026.
Texas Politics
Former Speaker Dade Phelan Announces Retirement from Texas House
His exit signals a continued shift in Texas politics and leaves open a key seat as the party prepares for 2026.
Raeylee Barefield
August 22, 2025
Former Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan (R) announced that he will not seek reelection to the Texas House of Representatives. The departure marks the end of an influential and often polarizing decade-long tenure in the Legislature.
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Despite surviving a fierce 2024 primary, Phelan stepped down as Speaker in early 2025 and was succeeded by Rep. Dustin Burrows (R), one of his closest allies in the House.
Louis Gohmert ran against Paxton and smeared him awfully
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