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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Still Waiting to Find Out How Many House Seats Republicans Picked Up
Since I still haven’t found that complete list, here’s Jim Geraghty saying that it’s at least 60, and could be as high as 71. Right now Republicans are leading in five of those races, including Blake Farenthold leading Solomon Ortiz. … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans
Tagged Blake Farenthold, Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Solomon Ortiz
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Is a Complete List of ALL House Race Results Too Much to Ask For?
I wanted to do a wrap-up of all House races, including the complete number of flips, except I can’t, as I can’t find a single list anywhere online. I know there are a handful of races that are still too … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Media Watch, Republicans
Tagged Democrats, Elections, Joseph Cao, Republicans
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LiveBlogging the 2010 Election
Live-blogging the election, most recent comments on top. 12:12 AM: Prediction for tomorr- er, today: Democrats complaining non-stop about how voters are still too stupid to appreciate how awesome they are. 12:07 PM: A few got away, but this was … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Media Watch, Republicans
Tagged Alvin Greene, Charlie Crist, Democrats, Diana Maldonado, Drudge, Elections, Gallup, Iowahawk, Jay Cost, Jim Geraghty, Kathryn Jean Lopez, Larry Gonzales, Marco Rubio, Nancy Pelosi, National Review, Rand Paul, Republicans, Rob Portman, Sarah Palin, Texas, Texas House District 52, The Weekly Standard, Washington Examiner, West Virginia, Zach Wamp
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Election Tomorrow
Just in case you hadn’t noticed. Tonight would be a good time to locate your voter registration card so you have it handy tomorrow. It would also be a good time to locate your polling place: Williamson County voting locations … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Elections, Texas
Tagged Austin, Elections, Texas, Travis County, Williamson County
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LinkSwarm for 10/30/10
I have a heavy weekend of activity (reviewing a movie, dinner, a party, Halloween, and another party), so blogging may be lighter than I would like for the weekend right before an election. So. Some links: Mickey Kaus: “It’s not … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, ObamaCare, Waste and Fraud
Tagged Brian Baird, Democrats, Mickey Kaus, Nancy Pelosi
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Reason Presents the Attack Ads of the 1800s
Every year pundits tell us that the latest election season is the “least civil ever.” Reason TV offers some historical perspective: Now I’ve got to figure out how to work “Hatchet-Faced Nutmeg Dealer” into my everyday conversation.
Posted in Elections
Tagged Elections, history, John Adams, Reason, Thomas Jefferson, vid
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Could Dennis Kucinich be in Trouble?
So The Weekly Standard is reporting, and his Republican opponent Peter Corrigan seems to be putting up a stiff fight. You hear that and you think that the Republican wave is going to be even larger than we anticipated. But … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans
Tagged Democrats, Dennis Kucinich, Dennis Kucinich's wife, Elections, Peter Corrigan, pics, redheads
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