Monthly Archives: July 2012

Quick Roundup on Yesterday’s Cruz—Dewhurst Debate

My non-political life is amazingly busy this week, but here’s a roundup of reactions to yesterdays debate between Ted Cruz and David Dewhurst: Though she bashes both candidates, Patricia Kilday Hart does note that “Throughout his tenure as lieutenant governor, … Continue reading →

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IowaHawk Brings The Gospel of Barack

And Lo, Iowahawk did step forth from the heavens, and deliver unto us the Book of Barack. And it was good.

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Texas Senate Race Update for July 20, 2012

The Senate race runoff is barreling down the track toward us, so there’s a lot of race news this week: New poll has Dewhurst down by 10 points. One caveat is that I haven’t heard of Political Gravity before, so … Continue reading →

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Best Presidential Campaign Ads of the Last 30 Years

So Mitt Romney’s campaign has taken Obama’s yawning gaffe and run with it, producing a dozy of an ad called “These Hands”: I like it! But people calling it “the best political ad in 30 years” are overselling it. Even … Continue reading →

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Cruz to Debate Dewhurst One More Time Monday

The King Street Patriots in Houston are hosting a Senate runoff debate between Ted Cruz and David Dewhurst in Houston, Monday, July 23, starting at 6 PM. It will be broadcast on Fox 26 in Houston (and I’m guessing other … Continue reading →

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Roundup and Video of Last Night’s Cruz—Dewhurst Debate

If you didn’t watch last night’s Belo debate between Ted Cruz and David Dewhurst, the executive summary is: Cruz won decisively. And despite Dewhurst’s agreement to participate in five runoff debates with Cruz, this debate was the last of two. … Continue reading →

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I’ll Be LiveTweeting The Cruz/Dewhurst Debate Tonight

Tonight is the last Ted Cruz/David Dewhurst debate before the election. (Hey Dewhurst, what happened to all those other debates you said you were up for?) Baring unforeseen technical difficulties, I will be LiveTweeting the debate from Cruz headquarters in … Continue reading →

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The Myth of “Bloated Greek Defense Spending”

In order to divert attention away from the economic, moral, and political bankruptcy of Europe’s cradle-to-grave welfare state, some liberals, relying on figures from the Out of Our Ass Institute of Statistics, are tying to claim that Greece’s excessive spending … Continue reading →

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The Files (Short and Long) On Convicted Felon Brett Kimberlin

If you’re confused by all the twists and turns of convicted felon Brett Kimberlin’s story (don’t worry, I am too), this condensed version should get you up to speed. But wait! Aaron Worthing has has done his own summary! But … Continue reading →

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Texas Senate Race Update for July 13, 2012

Happy Friday the 13th! The big news this week is Ted Cruz topping David Dewhurst in two separate external polls (none of this internal crap) and Dewhurst not only making a pro-amnesty speech in 2007, but making things ten times … Continue reading →

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