Charles Kuffner is a journalist based in Dallas, Texas, focusing on local news and politics. He is a writer for Off The Kuff, where he covers a wide range of topics including interviews with local figures, analysis of judicial processes, and commentary on current events in the Dallas area.
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By: Charles Kuffner
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On Saturday I was perusing Bluesky, and posts like this were all over the place: US Rep. Kay Granger, R-Texas, hasn't voted since July.
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