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How is the Texas Government A reflection on the u.s. government?

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The Texas government has a constitution, has a written plan that organizes the government into 3 branches, has somebody that's in charge, such as the President and the Governor, both have two houses in the Congress, both enforce laws, establish courts, collect taxes, borrow money and provide welfare (safety) for the public.

DO NOT PLAGIARIZE! MAKE IT INTO YOUR OWN WORDS IF THIS IS FOR A REPORT/PROJECT!

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