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Category Archives: Republicans
Texas Senate Race Update for March 29, 2012
Ted Cruz won the endorsement of Oklahoma Senator Tom Coburn, which is a terrific pickup for him. He joins Jim DeMint and Rand Paul among sitting conservative Republican senators who have endorsed Cruz. Cruz appeared (again) on the Mark Levin … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, Craig James, David Dewhurst, Elections, Paul Sadler, Republicans, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race, Tom Leppert
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Interview With Texas Senate Candidate Craig James
After much back and forth with his campaign trying to find a date, I was finally able to interview Texas Senate candidate Craig James on March 21 at the Rudy’s on South 360 here in Austin. This was, alas, not … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Budget, Crime, Economics, Elections, Republicans, Texas, video
Tagged 2012 Election, Austin, Border Controls, Budget, Craig James, Crime, education, Elections, interview, Posse Comitatus Act, Republicans, SMU, Texas, Texas Senate Race, Texas Tech, video
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Blogroll Addition: The Texas Public Policy Foundation
Today I added The Texas Public Policy Foundation to the blogroll. TPPF is the leading Texas think tank on both state and national issues, including the budget, education, and ObamaCare. Take, for example, this piece by Mario Loyola explaining why … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, ObamaCare, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Mario Loyola, ObamaCare, Richard Epstein, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation
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Texas Senate Race Update for March 23, 2012
Wednesday night I finally got a chance to interview Craig James, so I hope to have the video of that up next week (though I have to warn you in advance that the technical quality is not as good as … Continue reading
Gun Owners of America Endorses Ted Cruz
The Ted Cruz campaign announced today that he had been endorsed by the Gun Owners of America. This is a significant pickup for the Cruz campaign, since David Dewhurst was previously endorsed by the NRA for Lt. Governor. Thus far … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Guns, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, David Dewhurst, Elections, Gun Owners of America, NRA, Republicans, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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Texas Senate Race Update for March 15, 2012
It’s been a very quiet week in the Senate race. I suspect that some of the candidates had already scheduled vacation or break time following the original March primary date, so I expect things to pick up shortly. But Both … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, abortion, David Dewhurst, Elections, Republicans, Robert T. Garrett, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Women's Health Program, Tom Leppert, Tony Podesta
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You Can’t Beat Something With Nothing
Now that all the post-redistricting filings have been finalized, I thought I would take a look at Texas U.S. congressional races to see where either the Republican or the Democratic party has failed to field a candidate. While districts are … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 13th Congressional District, 17th Congressional District, 19th Congressional District, 2012 Election, 25th Congressional District, 29th Congressional District, 2nd Congressional District, 3rd Congressional District, 4th Congressional District, Allyson Schwartz, Austin, Bill Flores, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Democrats, Francisco "Quico" Canseco, Gene Green, Lloyd Doggett, Mac Thornberry, Ralph Hall, Randy Neugebauer, Redistricting, Republicans, Roy Morales, Sam Johnson, Ted Poe, Texas, Texas Democratic Party, William Jefferson
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Williams Switches from CD33 to CD25 Race. No, the OTHER Williams.
I wonder if Michael Williams is thinking about swearing out a stalking complaint against Roger Williams. First Michael Williams dropped out of the Senate race to run for the newly created Congressional District 33 on June 17th. Then, a week … Continue reading
Texas Senate Race: Boone, Holcomb Out, Grady Yarbrough In
The latest Democratic Party filing information shows Daniel Boone no longer running for U.S. Senator, but rather running in the U.S. 21st Congressional District against the SOPA-loving incumbent Republican Lamar Smith. I’m not sure this is a good move for … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, Charles Holcomb, Daniel Boone, Democrats, Grady Yarbrough, Lamar Smith, Republicans, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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