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LinkSwarm for December 7, 2012
Enjoy a Friday LinkSwarm: Krauthammer: Republicans would be insane to take the “taxes now with a promise to consider cuts later” non-deal Obama is offering. Especially since Obama’s tax hike “would have reduced the 2012 deficit from $1.10 trillion to $1.02 … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Obama Scandals, Republicans, Texas, unions, video
Tagged Benghazi, Budget, Egypt, Gaza, Hamas, Jack Brooks, John Wiley Price, LinkSwarm, Michigan, Obama Scandals, Steve Stockman, Susan Rice, Texas, unions, video
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A Good List of Conservative Texas Blogs
This list of conservative blogs in Texas is well worth taking a look at. For starters, I’m in there, which means it passes the first-cut test. I hope to take a good look at all of these when I have … Continue reading
Paul Burka Discusses Ted Cruz, and Proves (Yet Again) He Doesn’t Understand Conservatives
So Paul Burka noticed that Senator-elect Ted Cruz picked conservative Chip Roy as his Chief of Staff. Sayeth Burka: What I find revealing about the choice of Roy is that Cruz–who has been making noise as a potential contender for … Continue reading
Posted in Media Watch, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Media Watch, Paul Burka, Tea Party, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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A Quick Pre-Thanksgiving LinkSwarm
Lots of larger pieces in various stage of construction, but rather than put them up when everyone is getting ready for Thanksgiving, here’s a quick LinkSwarm: Ted Cruz named National Republican Senatorial Committee Vice-Chairman. Maybe he can prevent Todd Akins … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Republicans, Texas, unions
Tagged Democrats, Gramm-Rudman-Hollings, Hamas, Hostess, Israel, Jesse Jackson, Jihad, Jr., LinkSwarm, Republicans, Ted Cruz, Texas, Thanksgiving, unions, Warren Rudman
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Texas Vs. California: Thanksgiving Week Edition
Another quick update on the respective fates of our nation’s two biggest states: In case you didn’t notice, California Democrats now have a super-majority in the legislature, which means they can raise taxes to their heart’s content. That should only … Continue reading
Bright Spots
Well, that could have gone better. As an effort at alleviating depression among the vast right wing conspiracy, here are a few glimmers of hope amidst the dismal news: Republicans kept the House. Ted Cruz won. And here’s his victory … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas, video
Tagged 2012 Election, Donna Campbell, Obama, Randy Weber, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race, Tony Dale
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LiveBlogging/LiveTweeting the Election
Congratulations to Ted Cruz and Tony Dale on well-deserved victories! And on that bit of good news, off to sleep… Weber beats Lampson in CD14. Obama 303, Romney 203, Florida and Alaska undecided. And Obama is edging Romney in the … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, Elections, liveblog, Mitt Romney, Nick Lampson, Presidential Race, Randy Weber, Ted Cruz, Texas, Tony Dale, Twitter
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LinkSwarm for November 6, 2012 (Election Day!)
Today’s the day! Get out there and vote! Politician says FEMA’s response to Sandy is as incompetent as it was to Katrina. But what does Rudy Giuliani know about managing New York City in a crisis? Texas Speaker of the … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, African-American, Black Panthers, Democrats, Elections, FEMA, Joe Straus, NAACP, Rudy Giuliani, Sheldon Anderson, Texas
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Texas Senate Race Update for November 5, 2012
And here’s your final Texas Senate Race update for 2012! I’ve been covering this race since Kay Bailey Hutchison decided not to run again on January 13, 2011. I expect Ted Cruz to beat Paul Sadler handily (and here’s my … Continue reading