Insurance Industry Sets its Sights on Texas Constitution
Texans Against Prop. 12 Defends Texans Against Insurance Company Attacks
Texans Against Prop. 12-an alliance of families, doctors, small businesses, patients, seniors and consumer organizations-is defending the Texas Constitution against insurance industry and special interest attacks.
Not content with the most radical re-write of Texas's legal system in decades, the insurance industry has unveiled an aggressive campaign to gain control of the Texas Constitution. Proposition 12, a proposed amendment on the Sept. 13th ballot, would shift power that currently lies in the hands of juries and citizens to the control of Texas politicians and lobbyists.
The insurance and HMO industries are hoping to sneak Prop. 12 by Texas voters to win special legal protections at the expense of Texas families, doctors, seniors, workers and businesses. Texans Against Prop. 12 is working with organizations and citizens across the state to defeat this proposition.
To learn more about Prop. 12 and Texans Against Prop. 12, please visit www.texansagainstprop12.com today.
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How Prop 12 Harms Texas Families
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05/23/2003 Houston Chronicle By CLAY ROBISON -
It may not have been an Oscar-worthy performance, but state Sen. Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, deserves an award of some kind for keeping a straight face during recent Senate debate over how to undermine the democratic (lower case) process.
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