This is a nonpartisan issue because deregulation of the electricity market in Texas actually was passed by the State legislature in 1999, when Democrats were in control of that body.
Michael Burgess: “This is a nonpartisan issue because deregulation of the electricity market in Texas actually was passed by the State…”
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Burgess points out the bipartisan origins of Texas electricity market deregulation.
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