Texas House Bill HR1583

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 4/24/09
• Enrolled: 5/2/09
• Passed: 5/2/09

Caption

Recognizing April 27, 2009, as Ron White Day.

Impact

The resolution does not enact any laws or alter existing state legislation; rather, it serves as an official recognition from the state of Texas to honor Ron White. By designating a specific day for this purpose, HR1583 aims to cultivate a sense of pride among Texas residents regarding local talent and contributions to the arts. Such gestures are symbolic in nature and help to promote the cultural heritage of Texas, particularly in the realm of comedy and performance arts.

Summary

House Resolution 1583 (HR1583) is a formal resolution introduced in the Texas House of Representatives recognizing April 27, 2009, as 'Ron White Day.' The bill celebrates the accomplishments of the comedian Ron White, highlighting his contributions to the entertainment industry and his ties to Texas. It emphasizes key milestones in White's career, including his participation in the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, his successful comedy specials, and his recognition through Grammy nominations.

Contention

As a resolution, HR1583 is unlikely to encounter significant opposition, given its nature as a celebratory measure. However, discussions surrounding public recognitions can sometimes elicit debate regarding the selection of honorees and the significance of state acknowledgment for entertainment figures. While there may be differing opinions on the impact of such resolutions in the broader context of state governance, HR1583 primarily reflects appreciation rather than controversy.