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Category Archives: Texas
Quick Texas Senate Race Q3 Fundraising Update
Barring any catastrophic event, Ted Cruz is going to be the next Senator from Texas, but the campaign keeps on chugging along. The official fundraising forms from the FEC aren’t up yet, but the two campaigns have announced the totals … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, Elections, fundraising, Grady Yarbrough, Paul Sadler, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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Rick Perry Gets a C from the Cato Institute
Texas has benefited greatly from having a better economy than the nation as a whole, and Rick Perry made the low-tax, small government model Texas uses the centerpiece of his abortive run for President. However, the Libertarian Cato Institute seems … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for October 8, 2012
Today was dedicated to exercise and fiction, so here’s a quick LinkSwarm: Texas Public Policy Foundation offers a status breakdown of various lawsuits Texas has filed against the EPA to curb regulatory overreach. The state has won more than it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Military, Republicans, Texas
Tagged China, Democrats, Holly Hansen, Iowahawk, Paul Sadler, Presidential Race, Republicans, Round Rock ISD, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race, Williamson County
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Pictures from Tony Dale’s Fundraising Luncheon
I attended Tony Dale‘s fundraising luncheon, and snapped a few pictures of the swells assembled there. Click to embiggen. First, the lovely and talented Holly Hansen of Williamson County Conservative, who I finally got to meet in person! We’ve only … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Gregg Abbot, Holly Hansen, John Carter, Lisa Birkman, pics, Republicans, Texas, Tony Dale, Williamson County
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Cruz-Sadler Debate Goes About the Way You Would Expect
Ted Cruz pretty much wiped the floor with him, if the reports of our Demophilic media are to believed. Visibly angry, [Sadler] repeatedly accused Cruz of lying. The Republican largely kept his cool and cast his little-known Democratic rival as … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Texas, video
Tagged 2012 Election, debate, Elections, Paul Sadler, Ted Cruz, Texas Senate Race, video
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Texas vs. California Roundup: October 2, 2012
Time for another Texas vs. California roundup. First up: The man who moved from one to the other: Chuck DeVore examines the differences between California and Texas. Scariest takeaway? “With one-eighth of the nation’s population, California has one-third of America’s … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Regulation, Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged Blue State, bureaucrats, California, Chuck DeVore, Democrats, Red State, Texas, unions
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Team Gallego Lies About Rep. Canseco
As previously reported, the Texas 23rd Congressional District is one of the most closely watched races in the country. As such, it’s no surprise that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is rolling out attack ads against incumbent Republican Rep. Francisco … Continue reading
Dick Armey Aims to Unseat Speaker Joe Straus
Well, this is very interesting: FreedomWorks, which helped insurgent Ted Cruz snatch the GOP nod for U.S. Senate from Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, said Monday it will put its muscle behind toppling Texas House Speaker Joe Straus of San Antonio … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans, Texas
Tagged David Dewhurst, Dick Armey, Joe Straus, Republicans, Texas, Texas House of Representatives
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Texas vs. California: First Day of Fall Edition
Time for another Texas vs. California round-up of how the Lone Star State is kicking the not-so-Golden State’s ass in just about every measure except signing NBA free-agents. You know how bad California’s debt was? Well, it’s worse than that. … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Texas
Tagged Blue State, Budget, California, Democrats, Red State, Texas
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UT Evacuated Due to Bomb Threat
The University of Texas has evacuated campus due to a possibly Jihad-related bomb threat. At 8:35 a.m. the university received a call from a male with a middle eastern accent claiming to have placed bombs all over campus. He said … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Jihad, Texas
Tagged Austin, bomb, Jihad, terrorism, Texas, University of Texas
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