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Category Archives: Elections
Election Tomorrow
Just a reminder that tomorrow is election day. Several state constitutional amendments and local bond issues are on the ballot. Now would be a good time to find your voter registration card and look up your polling place.
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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LinkSwarm for October 24, 2013
Monday’s was late, this one is early: “A lot of conservatives are angry at the GOP too. They want a Republican Party willing to fight.” “What Ted Cruz did – and what the go-along, get-along gang of Republican stegosauruses hate … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, ObamaCare, Republicans
Tagged Elections, Football, ObamaCare, Redskins, Republicans, Ted Cruz, Terry McAuliffe, Virginia
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LinkSwarm for October 21, 2013
Busy weekend, with lots of non-political stuff, so here’s last week’s LinkSwarm this week: The Tea Party helped launch the shutdown because the GOP establishment failed so utterly to limit bloated government. Well, that’s a scary chart. (Via Instapundit.) Is … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Elections, ObamaCare, Republicans, Welfare State
Tagged 2016 Election, 2016 Presidential Race, Austin, Christmas Bureau, Elections, Japan, ObamaCare, Republicans, Tea Party, Ted Cruz
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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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Gun News Roundup for October 14, 2013
Enough gun news popped up this weekend to justify a roundup: California Governor Jerry Brown vetoes an assault weapons ban. “We’re through the looking glass here, people!” But before you celebrate this unexpected outbreak of common sense on Brown’s part, … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Guns, Obama Scandals
Tagged BATFE, California, Colorado, Colorado Recall, Elections, Evie Hudak, Fast and Furious, gun control, Guns, IRS, Jerry Brown, John Hickenlooper, Washington, Wendy Davis
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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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