Y'all Remember The Salon Lady That Got Arrested During COVID In Dallas?

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Gaeilge
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She got a seat at the table! This is great IMO. People that truly stood up to the tyranny now having a chance to take it head on!



Shelley Luther, Dallas salon owner who defied COVID-19 shutdown order, wins election

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DALLAS Shelley Luther, the former North Texas salon owner who made national headlines after she reopened her salon in defiance of COVID-19 shutdown orders during the pandemic, was elected to the state house.

Luther defeated Democrat Tiffany Drake Tuesday with nearly 78% of the vote (66,959 votes) in District 62 representing Fannin, Grayson, Franklin and Delta counties. For full election results, click here.
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Luther first made headlines after she opened her Far North Dallas salon, Salon A La Mode, in defiance of COVID-19 shutdown orders who was briefly jailed for contempt of court and violating a temporary restraining order.
Funky Winkerbean
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This is the way.
suburban cowboy
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Exactly the kind of thing we need to happen to purge the DC elite
deddog
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Intellectually strong women. This is the way.
SociallyConditionedAg
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She's a hero. I wish she had beaten Drew Springer a couple of years ago, but this is still great news, especially after they struggles she's had.
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suburban cowboy said:

Exactly the kind of thing we need to happen to purge the DC elite
She isn't DC yet. This was a TX seat. It is a great start though!
BigRobSA
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Too bad our AG didn't protect her from unconstitutional oversteps in the first place.
Gaeilge
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BigRobSA said:

Too bad our AG didn't protect her from unconstitutional oversteps in the first place.
He did. He can't unilaterally overrule a sitting judge. Her conviction was voided by Texas SC
https://www.cbsnews.com/texas/news/texas-attorney-general-ken-paxton-immediate-release-jailed-dallas-salon-owner-shelley-luther/
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suburban cowboy said:

Exactly the kind of thing we need to happen to purge the DC Austin elite
Fify?
Ag13
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In retrospect it's sad there weren't many more Texans like her during Covid.
Jack Squat 83
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We can NEVER forget that dark time in our country.

Now looking back, IMO the revved up nature of halting our economy from the Fed directives was to stop the Trump economy and successes. There was enough uncertainty that Abbot & Co had to somewhat go along with it.

Still unbelievable how that went.

IF there wasn't so much turned upside down right now due to the F-in Dems, I would love to get to the bottom of it all, starting with Fauci. We just don't have time.
Pretty sure most of you don’t know me.
BigRobSA
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Gaeilge said:

BigRobSA said:

Too bad our AG didn't protect her from unconstitutional oversteps in the first place.
He did. He can't unilaterally overrule a sitting judge. Her conviction was voided by Texas SC
https://www.cbsnews.com/texas/news/texas-attorney-general-ken-paxton-immediate-release-jailed-dallas-salon-owner-shelley-luther/


I meant in telling Abbott "Hey, broseph...you don't have the power to do that." . Protecting us from the initial idiocy of usurped, unconstitutional power.
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Good for her. Everybody forgot about covid by the time the 2022 midterms came around. I was hoping somebody would primary Abbott, but by then it was all water under the bridge. He loved being a little tyrant, and it would have been way worse except for Desantis stepping out and leading. He had to keep up with Desantis.

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Ag13 said:

In retrospect it's sad there weren't many more Texans like her during Covid.
I think most Texans lived in places without fascists in charge, so they didn't have to resist. I didn't miss a single day of work.

People in the metroplex were not so fortunate.
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