What began as a procedural walkout has spiraled into a test of how far a majority party will go to force compliance. House leaders are weaponizing paychecks and daily fines to drag runaway Democrats back under the dome, betting that financial pressure will break political resolve faster than debate ever could. For those still out of state, each passing day raises the stakes: mounting debt, uncertain futures, and the risk of being painted as either principled defenders of voting rights or overpaid obstructionists.
Outside the chamber, Texans are watching a bitter morality play unfold over democracy itself. One side insists lawmakers swore an oath to show up and vote, not flee when they’re outnumbered. The other warns that when the majority can punish dissent with economic pain, the line between democratic governance and raw coercive power starts to blur.
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