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In recent years, Texas has faced significant challenges with its power grid, culminating in a series of high-profile failures that have left millions of residents without electricity, heat, and water during extreme weather events. These issues have not only highlighted the vulnerabilities in the state's infrastructure but have also raised critical questions about the governance style of Texas Governor Greg Abbott. Critics argue that the power grid's troubles are symptomatic of an authoritarian approach to governance that discourages proactive measures and fosters an environment ripe for corruption. Texas operates its own power grid, managed by the Electric Reliability Council of…