Texas Christmas History and Tradition
Texas is steeped in Christmas lore and traditions, dating back centuries.

Ryan Thorson is the former head of the Texas Nationalist Movement's content team and one of the Partisan's most prolific writers, with more than a hundred pieces to his name. He came to Texas from somewhere else and says he'd never live anywhere else. He's a military veteran. Most of his work is about the fight over Texas history, especially the plan to redesign the Alamo, and he's been known to break for an ode to Buddy Holly. Some of his columns run under the pen name Jeff Thomason.
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Texas is steeped in Christmas lore and traditions, dating back centuries.
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In the drama surrounding the firing of now former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, some interesting facts regarding his acting replacement have emerged.