Because they failed to inform him about fellow officers unjust actions
2. Why are some individuals who are being required to buy federally mandated health insurance choosing to pay a fine instead of pay for the insurance? Page A1 "Many pick penalty over premium."
Because it ends up being cheaper than buying the insurance.
3.How could a future Bowie student earn a "micromajor?" Page B1 "UT, Austin schools join..."
UT is reaching out to texas schools to give students a chance to earn college credits
4. Who won the Formula 1 race at COTA last weekend and who was the headline performer at the concert that night? Page C1 "Victory lap for COTA."
Taylor Swift was the head liner, and Lewis Hamilton won
5. Which of The Long Weekend five things to do would you like to go to if you could this weekend? Page D2 "The Long Weekend."
I would go to the viva la vida festival and parade
LONG RESPONSE :
Texas has always been a republican ,and this election has been close due to the candidates of each part,but even under these circumstances i don't believe texas has turned purple because even though a lot of its citizens have switched to democrat for this election,there are still to many stubborn republicans who refuse to make the switch just because they want to carry on tradition.The Green party lead by Jill Stein was not included mostly likely because of her extremist ideas like removing wifi from schools.I think the shift to blue is primarily happening because Texas is realizing that the republican candidate this election Donald Trump, is not fit for the job of the president of the united states. The Texas likely voters were polled about the candidates of the two candidates running for the united states.The poles are always counted in different ways or percentages ,most likely making this one not very accurate.A big thing people polled on was the presidential election, and the libertarian party. Yes these are very important,especially the pole on the election because its for such a serious matter like the leader of the united states.
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