Category Archives: Elections

Cruz Bleeding the Man Who Would Be President

Ever see John Huston’s The Man Who Would Be King, the film starring Sean Connery and Michael Cain based on the Rudyard Kipling story of the same name? It features Connery as a British soldier mistaken for a god by … Continue reading →

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More Analysis of the Iowa Caucuses

Here are a few of the more interesting pieces pieces of Iowa analysis, along with a dollop of general Presidential Race news): How Ted Cruz won Iowa. Texas Monthly‘s Erica Grieder offers up a field guide to Ted Cruz for … Continue reading →

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Winners, Losers, and Observations from Iowa

Now that was an interesting Iowa caucus! On the Republican side, Ted Cruz came in first (8 delegates), Donald Trump second (7 delegates), with Marco Rubio nipping at his heels for third (7 delegates). On the Democratic side, it appears … Continue reading →

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Iowa Caucus Update: CNN Projects Cruz Win in Iowa

“CNN projects Ted Cruz wins…On the Republican side, with 99% of the expected vote in, Ted Cruz leads with 28%, followed by Donald Trump at 24% and Marco Rubio at 23%.” On the Democratic side, things are much closer: “With … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for February 1, 2016

The Iowa Caucuses are today! Why they’re Monday rather than the usual Tuesday, I couldn’t tell you. (And speaking of elections, today is your last day to register to vote in the March 1 Texas primary.) Here’s a LinkSwarm with … Continue reading →

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Ted Cruz vs. Donald Trump Update for January 31, 2016

Another installment on the battle between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. Many of these links come from http://conservatives4tedcruz.blogspot.com/. In Iowa it’s everyone vs. Cruz. Cruz blasts Iowa governor Terry Branstad for his family benefiting from ethanol subsidies. Glenn Beck’s site … Continue reading →

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Ted Cruz vs. Donald Trump Roundup for January 30, 2016

Another installment on the battle between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. Many of these links come from http://conservatives4tedcruz.blogspot.com/ (no #CruzCrew email briefing today). “Ted Cruz’s presidential campaign announced Friday it ended 2015 with $19 million in the bank.” That’s all … Continue reading →

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Ted Cruz vs. Donald Trump Roundup for January 29, 2016

Another installment on the battle between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. Many of these links come from the #CruzCrew daily briefings I get via email, and from http://conservatives4tedcruz.blogspot.com/. American Thinker makes the case for Cruz: Unlike so many previously promising … Continue reading →

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Ted Cruz vs. Donald Trump Roundup for January 28, 2016

With the Iowa Caucuses happening next week, I thought I’d finally concentrate on the big contest shaping up between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. I’m backing Cruz, but this election year has been so odd I couldn’t possibly predict the … Continue reading →

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Republican Lujan Beats Democrat Urasti in Special Election for San Antonio State Rep District

Well, I’m not sure many people saw this coming: Winning in a district long held by Democrats, Republican John Lujan outpolled Tomás Uresti in Tuesday’s special runoff in Texas House District 118. Filling a seat vacated last year by former … Continue reading →

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