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Author: Sara Gonzales

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Sara Gonzales teams up with Texas Scorecard to launch her new show Come & Take It! Together, we'll make sure those in power know they can no longer ignore the issues citizens care about.
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Something is happening inside Texas schools.The latest reports reveal a HUGE shift in educator misconduct, and a new Texas law may explain part of what’s happening.This week on Come & Take It, Sara asks: are we seeing a sudden explosion in misconduct, or are we finally seeing what was previously hidden from view?When you dig into the numbers, the story gets even more interesting…
Ken Paxton and James Talarico both say they want to protect Texas kids, but their records tell two VERY different stories.From the fight over what kids are exposed to online and in schools to the policies each candidate has supported, the contrast is hard to ignore. And with Paxton’s recent legal victory against TikTok over child safety, there’s a very current example of what this fight looks like in practice.This week on Come & Take It, Sara asks: who’s REALLY fighting to protect Texas kids?Watch the video and decide for yourself.
James Talarico has a RADICAL vision for the prison system,  and his own words raise one HUGE question:If prisons become “obsolete”… THEN WHAT?This week on Come & Take It, Sara asks: Is this the future Texans want?
James Talarico has tried to rewrite his past to appear moderate, but does his voting record tell a very different story?This week on Come & Take It, we detail Talarico's support and defense of the Chinese Communist Party infiltrating the state of Texas. How could ANYONE defend this?
James Talarico wants Texas voters to see one version of his political record, which is why he’s scrubbing his radical agenda from the web. Unfortunately for him, the internet is forever.This week on Come & Take It, Sara shows you what he REALLY doesn’t want you to see.
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