Oct 15, 2026 · 53 min · 16 segments
Marrie Fox TX House District 73 (D) joins Rob Roark in the KZSM studio to discuss the issues affecting Hays and Comal counties.
And so the issues that you see facing, you know, us here, I know I can go on ahead and I can definitely put water at the top of the list, you know, education, you know, for the school districts because they're all struggling right now for funding.
I believe that giving our locally elected officials are mainly our county commissioners some tools in their toolbox to have a little bit more control about.
And that control is a little bit of a scary word, particularly in a Republican district.
I am saying give them some tools so that they can, you know, they're just closer to our community so that they have more input and more authority about when, where, and how development happens.
Well, I find that it's interesting that our Republican-controlled legislature, the governor, the attorney general.
All tend to, you know, we've had some issues here in San Marcos, you know, where it's that control over local control versus state control, which is so interesting because we've got the state control versus federal control, you know, as a primary issue in the Republican Party.
The three parts of my platform, water, education, and our county commissioners being able to have some tools to help with development, are all because of there is so much state control over those three public policy issues.
Canyon Lake right now, even after the recent floods and rains, you know, we're still – Comal Springs, I had a guest in here yesterday on – Wonderful World was talking about the...
And so the issues that you see facing, you know, us here, I know I can go on ahead and I can definitely put water at the top of the list, you know, education, you know, for the school districts because they're all struggling right now for funding.
I believe that giving our locally elected officials are mainly our county commissioners some tools in their toolbox to have a little bit more control about.
And that control is a little bit of a scary word, particularly in a Republican district.
I am saying give them some tools so that they can, you know, they're just closer to our community so that they have more input and more authority about when, where, and how development happens.
Well, I find that it's interesting that our Republican-controlled legislature, the governor, the attorney general.
All tend to, you know, we've had some issues here in San Marcos, you know, where it's that control over local control versus state control, which is so interesting because we've got the state control versus federal control, you know, as a primary issue in the Republican Party.
The three parts of my platform, water, education, and our county commissioners being able to have some tools to help with development, are all because of there is so much state control over those three public policy issues.
Canyon Lake right now, even after the recent floods and rains, you know, we're still – Comal Springs, I had a guest in here yesterday on – Wonderful World was talking about the...
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