Rep. Ruben Hinojosa

According to CQ:

Texas Delegation Threatens War-Bill Revolt Over Stimulus Funds

Texas Democrats threatened to withhold their votes for a $105.9 billion war-funding measure Tuesday, as the legislation sped toward consideration on the House floor and party leaders worked to quash the insurrection.

“The great majority of the Texas delegation are against the supplemental until we get some relief,” Rep. Ruben Hinojosa said.

The revolt centers on a dispute over how funds from the economic stimulus law (PL 111-5) are spent on public schools in the state. And it comes at a time when the Texans’ votes could be critical for adopting the conference report on the supplemental spending bill (HR 2346 — H Rept 111-151).

The Texans say they are upset that the state legislature and governor diverted money intended for schools —particularly schools that serve low-income students — to the state’s “rainy day” fund.

In separate letters, they have asked Republican Gov. Rick Perry and federal Education Secretary Arne Duncan to intervene.

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Several Texans congregated in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ’s office Tuesday. Meanwhile, Democratic leaders continued to work on rounding up the votes of liberals who balked at the bill on its first pass through the House in May.

Democratic sources said Duncan, President Obama and White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel were among the administration officials calling lawmakers to try to cobble together a majority coalition to send the conference report to the president’s desk.

We reported that there was a "Texas problem" here last week.  Hadn’t heard more about it since.