>The city of San Marcos, Texas, discovered that approximately $4,434,675 from its residents' taxes was being sent to Israel annually. This prompted the city council to consider a resolution that would redirect these funds to local priorities such a

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Anonymous 26-05-25 02:39:33 No.670128

>The city of San Marcos, Texas, discovered that approximately $4,434,675 from its residents' taxes was being sent to Israel annually. This prompted the city council to consider a resolution that would redirect these funds to local priorities such as schools, infrastructure, and healthcare. However, Texas Governor Greg Abbott threatened to cut state funding for San Marcos if the city moved forward with the resolution, citing state laws that prohibit government entities from supporting any boycott or embargo against Israel. The city council ultimately rejected the resolution in a 5-2 vote on May 8, 2025.

Wow..

Anonymous 26-05-25 02:44:24 No.670129

It just shows what and who the government really serves.

Anonymous 26-05-25 02:44:53 No.670130

>>670129
I need to get out of here

Anonymous 26-05-25 02:45:16 No.670131

>>670129
themselves just like any government

Anonymous 26-05-25 02:55:12 No.670133

hwabag

Anonymous 26-05-25 03:20:26 No.670135