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No Wonder Ricardo Sanchez Dropped Out
While it may be unseemly to kick someone when he’s not only down but actually out, the FEC report for now-withdrawn Democratic Senate candidate Ricardo Sanchez tells why he had to drop out of the race (even apart from his … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 Election, Democrats, Elections, fundraising, Ricardo Sanchez, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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First New Nuclear Reactors Since 1978 Approved
This is good news: “A consortium of utilities in the South won government approval Thursday to construct two new atomic energy reactors at an estimated cost of $14 billion, the strongest signal yet that the three-decade hiatus of nuclear plant … Continue reading
Dewhurst Tosses in Another $2 Million of His Own Money
David Dewhurst loaned his campaign another $2 million of his own money, according to his Q4 report. That’s a considerable chunk of change, but I imagine the Cruz campaign is breathing a sigh of relief that it wasn’t 5 times … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas, Uncategorized
Tagged 2012 Election, David Dewhurst, Elections, FEC, fundraising, James Bognet, Kevin Moomaw, Michael Baselice, Republicans, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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More on Lamar Smith Challenger Richard Mack
The website for former sheriff Richard Mack, the man who is challenging SOPA sponsor Lamar Smith in the Republican primary for the Texas 21st congressional district, is back up. His issues page shows there’s much to like about Sheriff Mack. … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Guns, Republicans, Texas, Uncategorized
Tagged Brady Bill, gun control, Lamar Smith, ObamaCare, Richard Mack, SOPA, TARP, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas 21st Congressional District
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Cheap Prep/Survivalist Update
Over the last several years, I’ve been build it up some disaster preparedness on the cheap. Like, $50 a year cheap. I can spend a bit more now, but I’m still in the “hey, flashlights and extra water are a … Continue reading
Christopher Hitchens, RIP
Not unexpected, but still sad news to report the passing of one of our more interesting writers. And one of the few “public intellectuals” worthy of the term. Michael Totten has more. Conservative Commune has still more, including a wide … Continue reading
Now Even German Bonds are Toxic
Now investors are even shying away from German sovereign debt: A “disastrous” sale of German benchmark bonds on Wednesday sparked fears the debt crisis was beginning to threaten even Europe’s biggest economy, with the Bundesbank forced to hold on to … Continue reading
Dewhurst Raises $2.64 Million, Throws in $2 Million in Self-Funding, Has $4 Million On Hand
Hot on the heels of Ted Cruz’s $1 million+ Q3 comes news that David Dewhurst raised $2.64 million in contributions. He also threw in $2 million of his own money, and has $4 million in cash on hand. That’s serious … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 Election, David Dewhurst, Elections, fundraising, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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