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Texas 2012 Senate Race Updates for January 26, 2011
A few Texas 2012 Senate Race updates: Evan Van Ness of Rick Perry vs. The World says that people shouldn’t hand the race to David Dewhurst just yet. The Texas Tribune will be interviewing Michael Williams from 7:30–9 AM on … Continue reading
Texas 2012 Senate Campaign Fundraising Reports
Just as a modern army runs on gasoline, a modern political campaign runs on money. Several of the Senate candidates have been quite active in that regard, according to FEC documents for the 2009-2010 period: Michael Williams has received a … Continue reading
Still More 2012 Texas Senate Candidate News
Add Republican Rep. Mike McCaul to the list of names of those considering a run. Polls show Dewhurst doing the best in polls against potential Democratic challengers, but all named Republicans beat all named Democrats. Given the state of Texas … Continue reading
This Week in Jihad for January 20, 2011
Another roundup of jihad-related news from jihadWatch and elsewhere. Suicide Bomber kills 60 in Tikrit. Meanwhile, in Pakistani, Jihadists are
Posted in Communism, Jihad, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Al Green, Chris Christie, Communism, gay, Hezbollah, Iraq, Jihad, Lebanon, Texas, This Week in Jihad, Tunisia, witchcraft
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2012 Senate Races Already Heating Up (In Texas and Elsewhere)
It’s only a few days after she announced her retirement, but several serious contenders are getting a lot of buzz for Kay Baily Hutchison’s Senate seat: Even though he hasn’t announced, Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst is considered the presumptive front-runner. … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, Adrian Garcia, Chet Edwards, Dan Patrick, David Dewhurst, Elizabeth Ames Jones, George H. W. Bush, Gregg Abbot, Jim DeMint, John Sharp, Julian Castro, Kay Bailey Hutchison, Michael Williams, Roger Williams, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race, Tom Leppert
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Kay Bailey Hutchison Declines to Run for Reelection
“Texas Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison announced today that she will retire at the end of her current term, quashing speculation that she would run for a fourth full term in the U.S. Senate.” Given the drubbing she received at the … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, Kay Bailey Hutchison, Republicans, Rick Perry, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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Republican Judge Killed by Left Wing Extremist Insane Lunatic
The good news is Democratic congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords is alive and able to communicate. Sadly, Federal Judge John Roll, appointed by President George H. W. Bush to the bench in 1991 is dead. Roll received death threats over his ruling … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Guns, Republicans
Tagged Crime, Gabrielle Giffords, Guns, Jared Lee Loughner, Sarah Palin
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Texas to Gain Four House Seats in Redistricting
The census data has finally been released, and Texas will gain four seats in the U.S. House. (Here’s a map breaking down which districts have gained or lost population, and by how much.) Keep in mind that at least one … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged census, Democrats, Demograhics, Elections, population, Redistricting, Republicans, Texas
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Breakdown on how the DREAM Act Illegal Alien Amnesty Failed
This post from Roy Beck of the anti-amnesty NumbersUSA, which is further analyzed by Mickey Kaus here, goes into detail about which Senators flipped from pro- to anti-amnesty. Short version: Republicans were a lot more scared of a Tea Party … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Democrats, Elections, Republicans
Tagged amnesty, Claire McCaskill, DREAM Act, Illegal Aliens, Kent Conrad, Mickey Kaus, NumbersUSA, Roy Beck, Tea Party
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