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Category Archives: Elections
Quick Impressions: Texas Fifth Congressional District Race
This is the seat Jeb Hensarling announced he was retiring from a couple of months ago, meaning most of the candidates have had to scramble to get campaigns off the ground. The Fifth Congressional District runs from southeast Dallas all … Continue reading
Quick Impressions: Texas U.S. Second Congressional District Race
I was going to do one big roundup of competitive Texas U.S. Congressional races, but the more I started digging in, the more I thought each race deserved its own entry. So let’s start with the Second Congressional District. Republican … Continue reading
Deadline Filing Passes: Quick Impressions on Texas Statewide Races
Monday was the deadline to file for the 2018 Texas primaries. You have to give credit to whoever in the Texas Democratic Party was in charge of candidate recruitment: unlike many previous years, “Democrats put up candidates for every statewide … Continue reading
Have Democrats Found Their 2018 Paul Sadler?
After having gay leather bar owner Jeffrey Payne and perennial candidate Grady Yarborough as their ostensible gubernatorial frontrunners, Democrats finally seem to have lured someone who’s won at the county level to the race in the form of Dallas County … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for December 1, 2017
Welcome to another LinkSwarm! December already! I didn’t do enough to get ahead in 2017, because I was working hard merely to survive 2017… Think I’m going to do a separate “Democrats Behaving Badly” roundup tomorrow, by which time there … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Welfare State
Tagged Al Franken, Baltimore, Border Controls, Buzzfeed, China, Democrats, dogs, ESPN, feminists, Foreign Policy, Germany, Jihad, McDonald's, Media Watch, Military, Olympia, Philadelphia, Roy Moore, Russell Simmons, Slobodan Praljak, Social Justice Warriors, Syria, technology, Time, Washington, welfare, Welfare State, Yugoslavian Civil War
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Dear Jason Villalba: Enjoy This Festive Holiday Primary Challenge
With the retirements of Joe Straus and Byron Cook, Jason Villalba might be the least popular Republican in the Texas House. Which explains why Santa (in this case Texas conservatives) delivered a primary challenge as an early Christmas present. With … Continue reading
Clinton Corruption Update For November 12, 2017
I keep waiting for Clinton Corruption revelations to die down enough to do a lengthy update in leisure, but the hits just keep on coming. Part of the reason is that revelations from Donna Brazile’s Hacks: The Inside Story of … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, Andrew McCabe, Bernie Sanders, Bill Clinton, Clinton Foundation, corruption, Crime, Democrats, DNC, Donna Brazile, EmailGate, FBI, Fusion GPS, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton Health, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Iran, Joe Biden, Robert Mueller, uranium
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One Year After Oral Retrospective of Election Night 2016
If you need a boost, you can feel the joy of Hillary Clinton not being elected President all over again. Some choice nuggets from random liberals: “People were throwing up. People were on the floor crying.” “I went into a … Continue reading
Texas News Roundup for November 9, 2017
Bunch of Texas news, none of which I feel like doing a separate post on. Ready? Go! The state of Texas, with the assistance of the Texas Public Policy Foundation, has successfully thwarted the Obama Administration’s Bureau of Land Management … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, Brown County, Bureau of Land Management, Comanche County, Elections, Erath County, George P. Bush, Ken Paxton, Lamar Smith, Ranger College, Red River, Ted Poe, Texas, Texas Constitutional Amendment, Texas Public Policy Foundation
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Reminder: Election Tomorrow for 2017 Texas Ballot Propositions
Once again, an off-year election is sneaking up on us on tomorrow. There are a number of Texas constitutional amendments on the ballot. Here’s my quick “one-eyed man in the land of the blind” summary: Proposition 1: “Authorizes tax exemption … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Texas
Tagged Elections, Texas, Texas Constitutional Amendment, Williamson County
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