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Tag Archives: Kay Bailey Hutchison
Quick Impressions: Texas Twenty-First U.S. Congressional District Race
The Twenty-First U.S. Congressional District, the seat held by retiring Republican Lamar Smith, runs from Austin to San Antonio, encompassing much of the western Hill Country. It’s heavily Republican and largely white, though with a significant Hispanic population. There are … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, Al Poteet, Anthony White, Austin, Autry Pruitt, Bexar County, Chip Roy, Democrats, Derrick Crowe, Elliott McFadden, Eric Burkhart, Foster Hagen, Francisco "Quico" Canseco, Ivan A. Andarza, Jason Isaac, Jenifer Sarver, Joseph Kopser, Kay Bailey Hutchison, Mary Wilson, Matt McCall, Mauro Garza, Nancy Pelosi, Peggy Wardlaw, Red McCombs, Republicans, Robert Stovall, Ryan Krause, Samuel Temple, San Antonio, Susan Narvaiz, Ted Cruz, Texas, William Negley
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LinkSwarm for June 30, 2017
The year is half over! Donald Trump has been the 45th President of the United States of America for over five months, and liberals still haven’t stopped freaking out about it. “It’s Obamacare that’s killing people, and just two classes … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, ObamaCare, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Waste and Fraud
Tagged Austin, Border Controls, Chattanooga, CNN, Crime, Democrats, Donald Trump, Dream Machine, Eleanor Shoshany-Anderson, fraud, gay, Georgia's 6th Congressional District, Iraq, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Jared Loughner, Jews, Jimmy Carr, Jon Ossoff, Kate’s Law, Kay Bailey Hutchison, LinkSwarm, Maxine Waters, Media Watch, music, New York, New York Times, ObamaCare, Phil Donahue, Philadelphia, Raqqa, Russia, Sarah Palin, Seth Williams, Social Justice Warriors, Starbucks, Steve Scalise, Ted Cruz, Texas, Twitter, White Plains
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LinkSwarm for July 31, 2015
Another month down! here’s one final LinkSwarm to finish off July: “Donations to the Clinton Foundation by Swiss bank UBS increased tenfold after Hillary Clinton intervened to settle a dispute with the IRS early in her tenure as secretary of … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Obama Scandals, ObamaCare, Social Justice Warriors
Tagged #GamerGate, Border Controls, Brazil, China, Crime, Democratic Party, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Gawker, Guns, Hanoi, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Iran, Jihad, Kay Bailey Hutchison, Kurt Schlichter, Michael Totten, ObamaCare, Slashdot, Social Justice Warriors, Vietnam
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Public Integrity Unit Oversight Removed From Travis County
Democrats won’t be able to launch partisan witch hunts against statewide Republican officeholders from the Travis County Prosecutor’s Office anymore, as Governor Greg Abbott has signed the bill stripping oversight of the statewide Public Integrity Unit from the Travis County … Continue reading
Lamar Smith Among Four Texas Congressmen Who Voted for Massive Tax Hike
In addition to both Texas Senators (John Cornyn, who should have known better, and the retiring Kay Baily Hutchison, who came in like a lion and is going out like a RINO; thank God Ted Cruz is replacing her), four … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Budget, Fiscal Cliff, Hollywood, John Carter, John Cornyn, Kay Bailey Hutchison, Kevin Brady, Lamar Smith, Mac Thornberry, Pete Sessions, Taxes, Texas
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Texas Senate Race Update for November 5, 2012
And here’s your final Texas Senate Race update for 2012! I’ve been covering this race since Kay Bailey Hutchison decided not to run again on January 13, 2011. I expect Ted Cruz to beat Paul Sadler handily (and here’s my … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for March 27, 2012
News! in tiny, bite-sized portions! Kay Bailey Hutchison tries to walk back her comments, unsuccessfully. She says she opposes abortion, but supports taxpayer funding of Planned Parenthood. That’s like saying you support the Second Amendment, but also support the Coalition … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Global Warming, Jihad, ObamaCare, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged abortion, Auschwitz, Europe, genocide, Global Warming, Jews, Jihad, Kay Bailey Hutchison, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, Muslim, New York City, North Korea, ObamaCare, Supreme Court
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On the Way Out, Kay Bailey Hutchison Demonstrates Why She’s On the Way Out
Proving that she’s become part of the problem, Kay Bailey Hutchison took Planned Parenthood’s side in the current funding dispute. It’s an object lesson in why, even if she hadn’t retired, Hutchison was no longer going to be a Senator … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Elections, Texas
Tagged abortion, Kay Bailey Hutchison, Michelle Bachmann, Planned Parenthood, Rick Perry, Texas, Texas Gubernatorial Race
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The Case for Rick Perry
Ace of Spades makes his case for Rick Perry here. Since that piece came out December 19, it’s hardly cutting edge news. But I’ve been ruminating on it for a while to try and figure out if I have anything … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Elections, Guns, Obama Scandals, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, Budget, deficits, Elections, Guns, Iowa, Kay Bailey Hutchison, Michelle Bachmann, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Paul Burka, Presidential Race, Rick Perry, Ron Paul, Texas, WILLisms
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Jones Bows To The Inevitable, And Out of Senate Race
Trailing in polls, fundraising, name recognition, and stage presence, Elizabeth Ames Jones announced she’s dropping out of the Senate race to run for the Texas Senate District 25 against incumbent Sen. Jeff Wentworth. Setting aside of the question of why … Continue reading