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Category Archives: Texas
As Little As I Can Possibly Write on Texas Constitutional Amendments
OK, I’m exaggerating a bit, since the least I could possibly write is nothing. But instead of trying to cover every bill, I’m going to point you at Blue Dot Blues, where the indefatigable MJ Samuelson is covering each amendment, … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Elections, Texas
Tagged Arlene Wohlgemuth, Blue Dot Blues, Budget, Elections, Greg Abbott, Joe Straus, Rick Perry, Texas, Wendy Davis
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Brandon Creighton: Out of Agricultural Commissioner Race, in Senate District 4 Race
Following the unexpected retirement of State Senator Tommy Williams, Brandon Creighton announced he’s dropping out of the Ag Commissioner race to run for state Senate District 4. Republicans still in the Agricultural Commissioner’s race include: J. Allen Carnes (Note: Auto-running … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2014 Election, Brandon Creighton, Elections, Eric Opiela, J. Allen Carnes, Joe Straus, Kinky Friedman, Tommy Merritt
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Texas Statewide Race Update for October 16, 2013
Slowly but surely I’m digging out from my post-Worldcon backlog, so I hope to do more on various statewide races soon-ish (for certain values of “soon-ish” that work out to “before the end of the year”). Greg Abbott reaches out … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Media Watch, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2014 Attorney General's Race, 2014 Election, 2014 Governor's Race, Dan Branch, George P. Bush, Greg Abbott, Jerry Patterson, Kathie Glass, Ken Paxton, Kinky Friedman, Lisa Fritsch, Paul Burka, Republicans, Texas, Tom Pauken, Wendy Davis
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Texas vs. California Update for October 8, 2013
With budget issues occupying the nation, now’s time yet again to compare Texas’ successful Red State model with California’s failing Blue State model: Like Detroit’s retirement fund (or Greek public servants), some retired Sacramento government employees were evidently used to … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, ObamaCare, Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged Arnold Schwarzenegger, Budget, California, CalPERs, CalSTARS, Gray Davis, ObamaCare, pension crisis, Rick Perry, Texas, unions, welfare, Welfare State
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Can Anyone Successfully Primary John Cornyn?
There’s been a lot of criticism of John Cornyn in Tea Party circles over his failure to back Ted Cruz in procedural votes on the ObamaCare defunding fight. Given that, the muttering over someone primarying Cornyn have grown much louder. … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, ObamaCare, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2014 Election, 2014 Senate Race, Don Willet, Elections, George P. Bush, John Cornyn, Louis Gohmert, Mike McCaul, ObamaCare, Republicans, Tea Party, Texas
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Canseco Running Against Gallego Again
Francisco “Quico” Canseco is gearing up to take U.S. Congressional District 23 back from Democrat Pete Gallego. Canseco lost the by just over 9,000 votes in 2012, having beaten Ciro Rodriguez for the seat by just over 7,000 votes in … Continue reading
Tom DeLay Vindicated
An appeals court has not only overturned former House Majority leader Tom DeLay’s money-laundering conviction, it actually rendered judgments of acquittal. This is not a surprising decision for anyone who watched the case, which was always based on unconstitutional ex … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Republicans, Ronnie Earle, Texas, Tom DeLay, Travis County
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Rick Perry Trounces Maryland Democratic Governor O’Malley on Crossfire
Texas Governor Rick Perry appeared on Crossfire yesterday, and by all reports he got the better of Maryland Democratic Governor Martin O’Malley. Though not all of the episode appears to be on YouTube yet, you can judge for yourself based … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Media Watch, ObamaCare, Texas, video
Tagged Crossfire, Economics, Martin O’Malley, Maryland, Media Watch, ObamaCare, Rick Perry, Texas
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Texas vs. California Update for September 18, 2013
Time for another Texas vs. California update: CalPERS decides commoners are unworthy of knowing what their betters in the California state retiree system get paid. New California law to shield pedophiles in teacher’s unions in California each year, seven to … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Economics, Regulation, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged California, CalPERs, Marylnd, Missouri, Rick Perry, Texas, Victor Davis Hanson
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