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Category Archives: Republicans
Dan Crenshaw on Face the Nation
Texas Republican Congressman-elect Dan Crenshaw appeared on Face the Nation, and calmly, rationally made the case that the ideas that President Donald Trump is “attacking Democracy” and “attacking the press” is utter nonsense.
Posted in Media Watch, Republicans, video
Tagged Dan Crenshaw, Donald Trump, Face the Nation, Media Watch, Republicans, video
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Texas Election Results Analysis: The Warning Shot
This is going to be a “glass half empty” kind of post, so let’s start out enumerating all the positives for Texas Republicans from the 2018 midterms: Ted Cruz, arguably the face of conservatism in Texas, won his race despite … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, 2018 Texas Gubernatorial Race, 2018 Texas Senate Race, 32nd Congressional District, 7th Congressional District, Austin, Beau Boulter, Beto O'Rourke, Dallas, Don Huffines, Elections, fundraising, Harris County, Hays County, James Talarico, Jefferson County, John Bucy, John Culberson, Konni Burton, Pete Sessions, Ron Reynolds, Tarrant County, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Democratic Party, Texas House District 136, Texas House District 52, Tony Dale, Williamson County
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Dennis Bonnen Sews Up Texas House Speaker’s Race
State Rep. Dennis Bonnen says that he has enough fellow Republican representatives pledged to him to became the next Speaker, replacing the retiring (and wildly reviled) Joe Straus. State Rep. Dennis Bonnen announced Monday that he has support from 109 … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans, Texas
Tagged 86th Texas Legislature, Dennis Bonnen, Gordon Johnson, Joe Straus, Republicans, Texas, Texas Speaker's Race
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Dan Crenshaw Slays On SNL
Following Saturday Night Live player Pete Davidson foolishly goofing on the eye Navy SEAL Lt. Com. Dan Crenshaw lost to an IED on his third deployment in Afghanistan, now Republican Congressman-elect Crenshaw came on SNL to get him back. A … Continue reading
Posted in Media Watch, Republicans, Texas, video
Tagged 2nd Congressional District, Dan Crenshaw, Media Watch, Navy SEALs, Saturday Night Live, Texas, TV, Veterans Day, video
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More 2018 Post Election Analysis
Busy as hell today. Here’s some more election analysis of note: Jim Geraghty: Dear God, did the Senate Democrats’ strategy on Brett Kavanaugh backfire on them on an epic scale. I do think that before the Kavanaugh fight, the Democrats … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, 2018 Texas Senate Race, Andrew Gillum, Beto O'Rourke, Border Controls, Brett Kavanaugh, Claire McCaskill, Democrats, Elections, Florida, George Neumayr, Georgia, Indiana, Jim Geraghty, Joe Manchin, Joseph Donnelly, Josh Hawley, Kevin D. Williamson, Kurt Schlichter, Marsha Blackburn, Michael Bloomberg, Mike Braun, Nancy Pelosi, Phil Bredesen, Portland, Republicans, Rick Scott, Sean Trende, Stacey Abrams, Ted Cruz, West Virginia
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Morning After 2018 Election Update
A few quick updates: Republicans are on-track to pickup five senate seats, including Arizona and Montana, but Republican Dean Heller lost in Nevada. (Update: Democrat Jon Tester back in the Montana Senate race lead narrowly.) Democrats pick up 27 House … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans
Tagged 2018 Election, Arizona, Dean Heller, Democrats, Elections, Florida, Montana, Nancy Pelosi, Republicans, Scott Walker, Wisconsin
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Liveblogging the 2018 Election
AZ, NV and MT Senate races all too close to call, but Republicans are leading in all three right now. I’m out of gas and heading to bed. Analysis tomorrow. BREAKING: Republican @DevinNunes wins re-election to the House in California's … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, Beto O'Rourke, Claire McCaskill, Democrats, Devin Nunes, Florida, Heidi Heitkamp, Indiana, Joe Manchin, John Bucy, John Carter, liveblog, Marsha Blackburn, Massachusetts, Nancy Pelosi, New Jersey, Republicans, Robert Menendez, Scott Walker, Ted Cruz, Tennessee, Texas, West Virginia
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2018 Election Day Post
Happy election day, everyone! Go vote, if you haven’t already. A list of Williamson County voting locations can be found here. A PDF of Travis County voting locations is here. A list of my endorsements for Round Rock ISD and … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Elections, Media Watch, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, Austin, Debbie Stabenow, Democrats, DeSoto, John James, Media Watch, Michigan, Republicans, Texas, voting fraud
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Your Obligatory “Day Before the Election” Horserace Post
Election day is tomorrow! So here’s a brief roundup of the state of play: Here’s the way Real Clear Politics breaks down Senate races: They show North Dakota Democrat incumbent Heidi Heitkamp as gone, which already brings Republicans up to … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, 32nd Congressional District, Arizona, Bill Nelson, Bob Hugin, Claire McCaskill, Dean Heller, Flordia, Heidi Heitkamp, Indiana, Jim Geraghty, Joe Manchin, Jon Tester, Joseph Donnelly, Josh Hawley, Kyrsten Sinema, Martha McSally, Matt Rosendale, Mike Braun, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, North Dakota, Patrick Morrisey, Pete Sessions, polls, Rick Scott, Robert Menendez, Wayne Allyn Root, West Virginia
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Willie Horton, Willie Horton
Ann Althouse links a Washington Post piece that declares “Trump revives ‘Willie Horton’ tactic with ad linking illegal immigrant killer to Democrats” based on this Trump tweet containing a (NSFW) ad: It is outrageous what the Democrats are doing to … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Media Watch, Republicans, video
Tagged 1988 Presidential Election, 2018 Election, Border Controls, Crime, Democrats, Donald Trump, George H. W. Bush, John Kerry, Media Watch, Michael Dukakis, Ricky Ray Rector, video, Washington Post, Willie Horton
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