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Category Archives: Republicans
Texas Congressional Redistricting Breakdown
I’ve been reading up a bit more on the compromise redistricting lines released by the San Antonio district court. Texas Attorney General Greg Abbot was able to keep most of what the legislature passed, and the Governor signed, intact, but … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, 27th Congressional District, 35th Congressional District, Armando Villalobos, Blake Farenthold, Ciro Rodriguez, Elections, Francisco "Quico" Canseco, fundraising, Gregg Abbot, Joaquin Castro, Lloyd Doggett, Pete Gallego, Redistricting, Texas, Texas 23rd Congressional District
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The New Maps Are Here, The New Maps Are Here!
The new redistricting maps, that is. Sounds like they haven’t been made final just yet, but most likely will be. If that happens this week, that might mean a late April (rather than May) primary. You can take a look … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, Democrats, Elections, Redistricting, Republicans, Texas
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Sen. Olympia Snowe (RINO-Maine) Retiring
Evidently no one saw this coming. Including Snowe’s staff. Or her very active re-election committee. Does this mean Maine might actually elect a Republican who actually votes, you know, Republican? I doubt it. Maine is pretty liberal, and even someone … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans
Tagged 2012 Election, Elections, Olympia Snowe, Republicans, RINO
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Big Jolly Picks Up the Senate Race Torch and Runs With It
I just got back from a business trip abroad, so it’s taking me a little time to get back up to speed. One thing I did want to note was David Jennings of Big Jolly Politics taking a couple of … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, Big Jolly Politics, David Dewhurst, David Jennings, Elections, Republicans, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race, Tom Leppert
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Answering Instapundit’s Rhetorical Question on Mitt Romney
Today Instapundit Glenn Reynolds asks: “Back in 2008, the social-cons were all-in for Romney, to the point where Hugh Hewitt’s take became a running tagline (“You know who this is good for? Mitt Romney!”) that’s still used by by bloggers … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Elections, ObamaCare, Republicans
Tagged 2012 Election, Elections, Mitt Romney, ObamaCare, Presidential Race, Republicans, Rick Santorum, RomneyCare
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Blogroll Additions: An American Housewife, Formerly in London
I’ve been meaning to update the blog roll for a while, so now’s as good a time as any. Today’s addition is An American Housewife, Formerly in London. She spent five years in London, then moved back to Houston, and … Continue reading
Why the Tea Party Exists
This piece by Dan McLaughlin encapsulates why the Tea Party exists, and why it has to fight a willfully heedless Republican establishment, so well that I’m going to quote whopping great chunks from it: As anyone with a passing familiarity … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Economics, Elections, Republicans, Welfare State
Tagged Budget, deficits, Newt Gingrich, Republicans, Tea Party, Welfare State
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