Big Jolly Politics

Friday, Sep 03rd

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Texas Higher Ed: Ambition Tax and B-On-Time Problems

(5 votes)

Press releases come and go daily about any number of subjects. Fellow blogger Rorschach (visit Red Ink Texas) responded to one via email and I thought that both the press release and his follow-up comments about it were interesting and think that you might also.

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Texas Tea Party PAC Takes on Local Churches for Their Progressive Message.

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I received the following message in my email today from the Texas Tea Party PAC.   I found it utterly amazing that the Tea Party is now trying to influence the activities of the local churches.    The message in the email was:

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“Renewing the American Community”: Restoring a Sense of Neighborhood using the “Tupelo Formula” for Governance and Action

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Remember that when I started to discuss the underlying concept of “Renewing the American Community”—a re-establishment of a sense of Neighborhood—one person raised the following question:

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A July 4th Challenge: "What will you do?"

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In response to my last post about re-establishing a sense of Neighborhood, one person’s comment included the following question:

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Myths About CD-18

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When a woman approached the Faulk for Congress booth at the Republican Party of Texas Convention and asked if CD-18 was a welfare district, it became evident people outside Houston think Sheila Jackson Lee’s constituents are all on public assistance, are criminals, are lousy parents and are all agitating for amnesty. What would make them believe that myth?

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