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Category Archives: Democrats
Stanley Garza, Another Longshot Democrat, Joins the Senate Race
Sean Hubbard now has company in the “Declared Democratic candidates sure to be ignored by the MSM” purgatory, although Stanley Garza’s website says he’s only formed an exploratory committee. In 2008, he ran for Tax Assessor/Collector in San Jacinto County…as … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, Stanley Garza, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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Dissension in the Ranks of the SDEC
I went poking around the web to see if there were any signs that Ricardo Sanchez was actually assembling something resembling a serious campaign when I stumbled across some intriguing comments from one J. R. Behrman, a member of the … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Texas
Tagged Democrats, J. R. Behrman, State Democratic Executive Committee, Texas, Texas Democratic Party
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Senate Race Update for July 13, 2011
There’s two big senate race shoes waiting to drop over the rest of July: The announcement (whatever it is) Dewhurst is going to make on July 18, and FEC releasing Q2 fundraising results. In the meantime, here’s a smattering of … Continue reading
Pat Buchanan 1, David Brooks 0
Since leaving the Reagan Administration, Patrick Buchanan has been, at best, an erratic conservative, on any number of issues (Israel, Iraq, Free Trade, etc.), flogging a philosophy (“paleoconservatism”) that failed to catch on with any but a tiny fringe, and … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Republicans
Tagged Budget, David Brooks, debt, deficits, Patrick Buchanan, Phil Gramm
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Ezell vs. Chicago: An Extremely Lazy Blogger’s Roundup
So Ezell vs. Chaicago has been decided, and the three-judge panel basically bitchslapped Chicago into the 21st Century. Basically, Chicago was saying 1.) You have to get firearms training at a licensed firing range to own a gun, and 2.) … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Guns, Supreme Court
Tagged Chicago, DC vs. Heller, Ezell vs. Chicago, gun control, Guns, Second Amendment, Snowflakes in Hell
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Texas Senate Race Update for June 30, 2011
Some tidbits on the race as the first half of the year comes to a close: I was out of town for the weekend, so you’ve probably already seen news of the Texas Senatorial Forum in Houston. If not, here’s … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, Abu Ghraib, Elizabeth Ames Jones, Ricardo Sanchez, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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