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Tag Archives: Elections
LinkSwarm for July 8, 2013
Funny how three day weekends where you have to work Friday always leave you with more stuff you need to do rather than less. So here’s the Friday LinkSwarm on Monday. “Barack Hussein Obama: You Killed the Arab Spring.” And … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Jihad, Media Watch, Texas, Welfare State
Tagged abortion, Boko Haram, Democrats, Egypt, Elections, Jihad, Media Watch, Mohammed Morsi, MSNBC, Muslim Brotherhood, New York City, Nigeria, Obama, Ted Cruz, terrorism, Texas, Thomas Sowell, Turkey, Victor Davis Hanson, Welfare State
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Supreme Court Voting Rights Act Decision Texas Fallout
We’re already seeing some fallout from the Supreme Court’s Shelby County vs. Holder decision (the complete text of which is now online). According to Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott, the Voter ID law will take effect immediately. “With today’s decision, … Continue reading
South Carolina CD1 Election Fallout
A roundup of interesting commentary on Mark Sanford’s defeat of Elizabeth Colbert-Busch in the SC1 special election: Erick Erickson on Mark Sanford’s victory: “[Colbert-Busch] opted out of most debate opportunities. Instead of debating her, Mark Sanford toured the district with … Continue reading
Posted in Elections
Tagged Elections, Elizabeth Colbert-Busch, Mark Sanford, South Carolina
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Sandford Beats Colbert-Busch
In the South Carolina First Congressional District race. In fact, it wasn’t even particularly close. Stephen Colbert may be America, but his sister can’t be a U.S. Representative on his coattails.
Posted in Elections
Tagged Elections, Elizabeth Colbert-Busch, Mark Sanford, South Carolina
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Democratic Donor Marc Rosenthal Convicted
From Holly Hansen comes word that Austin attorney and Democratic donor Marc Rosenthal was found guilty of 13 felony counts, including racketeering conspiracy, mail fraud and tampering with a proceeding. Holly did a great job looking at his state donations, … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Texas
Tagged Austin, Crime, Democrats, Elections, fraud, Holly Hansen, Marc Rosenthal, Steve Mostyn, Texas
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Ted Cruz Announces New PAC
Ted Cruz has announced he’s forming a new Jobs Growth & Freedom Fund PAC. Or rather, will be announcing it at 4:10 PM Eastern Time at CPAC. (You can watch Cruz’s address live.) “Our mission is to elect strong conservatives … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans
Tagged 2014 Election, CPAC, Elections, Jim DeMint, Jobs Growth & Freedom Fund PAC, PAC, Republicans, Ted Cruz
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George P. Bush Running for Land Commissioner
“George Prescott Bush filed the official paperwork Tuesday to run for Texas land commissioner next year.” That would be Jeb Bush’s son, Bush43’s nephew, and Bush41’s grandson, one of the “little brown ones.” The Bush name alone is probably enough … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2014 Election, Bush41, Bush43, David Dewhurst, Elections, George P. Bush, Jeb Bush, Jerry Patterson, Land Commissioner, Republicans, Texas
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Step 1: Stop the Hispanicing
I’ve held off on offering up immediate judgment on the election because I’m incredibly lazy to get past the panic and knee-jerk reactions. The world hasn’t ended, Republicans are not doomed to permanent minority status, and the cause of smaller … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, amnesty, Border Controls, Elections, Hispanics, Lindsey Graham, Mitt Romney, Ted Cruz, Texas
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LiveBlogging/LiveTweeting the Election
Congratulations to Ted Cruz and Tony Dale on well-deserved victories! And on that bit of good news, off to sleep… Weber beats Lampson in CD14. Obama 303, Romney 203, Florida and Alaska undecided. And Obama is edging Romney in the … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, Elections, liveblog, Mitt Romney, Nick Lampson, Presidential Race, Randy Weber, Ted Cruz, Texas, Tony Dale, Twitter
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