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Category Archives: Texas
Ted Cruz Picks Up Two More Endorsements
The Ted Cruz winning streak continues, with two more key endorsements, namely Peggy Venable, Texas State Director for Americans for Prosperity, and Ernie Angelo, former RNC Committeeman. Cruz has easily lapped his opponents in the endorsement race. Other than Roger … Continue reading
Michael Williams Makes His Congressional Run Official
“Former Texas Railroad Commissioner Michael Williams announced Friday night that he will run for the new U.S. House District 33 — which stretches from Arlington to Parker County — instead of the U.S. Senate.” This move has been in the … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Michael Williams, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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The Washington Post Discovers Ted Cruz
Washington Post writer Aaron Blake pays serious attention to Ted Cruz, and his role as Tea Party favorite. It’s a decent write-up for an out-of-state MSM outlet playing catch-up, but there are several statements about which I have at least … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Media Watch, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Dan Patrick, David Dewhurst, Elections, Michael Williams, Redistricting, Republicans, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race, Tom Leppert, Washington Post
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LinkSwarm for June 16, 2011
Here in Austin it’s suppose to hit 103ยบ for the rest of the week. Insert your own “hot news” related pun here. Some links: Paul Burka’s list of best and worst state legislators is now out. Golly, what do you … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Economics, Elections, Texas
Tagged Cameron Todd Willingham, Greece, Hendrik Hertzberg, LinkSwarm, Paul Burka, Rick Perry, Wendy Davis, William Murchison
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Texas Senate Race Updates for June 15, 2011
A few Senate race updates. Ted Cruz is turning a very good week into a very good month: First off, Cruz gets some serious love from George Will. Cruz also appeared on Fox Business News: The Houston Chronicle rounds up … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Michael Williams, Roger Williams, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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In Which I Come Perilously Close to Defending Lloyd Doggett
Paul Burka has a post up in which he basically makes two arguments: Republicans are trying to Gerrymander white Democrats out of Congress; and “Almost no one has done as much damage to the Democratic cause” in Texas as Lloyd … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged John B. Judis, Kent Hance, Liberal Reality Bubble, liberals, Lloyd Doggett, Paul Burka, Phil Gramm, Redistricting, Ron Paul, Ruy Teixeira, Texas
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Democratic Senate Candidate Ricardo Sanchez Comes Out for Illegal Alien Amnesty, Teachers Unions, and…Tax Cuts???
Ricardo Sanchez finally has a website up, though Google still can’t find it, and it was only announced on his Facebook page yesterday. I wonder why it took so long, since he announced back on May 11; it doesn’t take … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Texas
Tagged Border Controls, Democrats, Illegal Aliens, Mexico, narcoterrorism, Ricardo Sanchez, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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Quick Impressions of the Texas Senate Debate
I attended the Texas Tribune Republican Senate Candidate Forum tonight, and thought I would post a few quick impressions before I have to walk my dog. Three of the four candidates came across as prepared, articulate, polished and effective speakers, … Continue reading
Michael Williams to Drop Out of Senate Race to Run for Newly Created 33rd Congressional District
So the Texas Tribune is reporting, backed up by an email from the Williams for Congress campaign, and confirming the piece they published last week.