Greg Abbott will be sworn in as Texas’s new governor next week, and by all accounts, he’s ready.
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That’s a lot of meat.
The brisket will, apparently, be available for public consumption next Tuesday after the inauguration ceremony. You can purchase a plate with all the fixin’s (no “g” because this is Texas) for a mere $10. If you’d like to shell out a bit more than that, you can attend the Inaugural Ball for a mere $75. Entertainment includes a performance by Lady Antebellum.
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That’s right, the Grinch (Joe Biden) is coming for your pocketbooks this Christmas season with record inflation. Just to recap, here is a list of items that have gone up during his reign.
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