Their goal is to highlight the differences between the two major parties regarding traditional conservative values on abortion, homosexual marriage and welfare. If, the theory goes, Latinos vote their social values, they will vote Republican. And … [Read more]
The Sad State of the HCRP
It was. $212.35 worth. That’s right folks, the HCRP is reporting that it had cash on hand as of June 30, 2009 of $212.35 in its federal account. The combined state and federal reports for Harris County give us a much clearer picture of the state of … [Read more]
John Culberson’s SOS
The fact remains, however, that old fashioned newsletters sent out via the U.S. Mail are arguably the most effective tool that an incumbent has to both inform his constituents of his or her accomplishments and to keep their name recognition high in … [Read more]
Harris County GOP Needs New Leader
Why then would I tell people that Jared Woodfill, Chairman of the Harris County Republican Party must go? After all, I do not know Mr. Woodfill. I haven’t worked hand in hand with him and cannot possibly know the complete scope of his effort to build … [Read more]
HB 1135: A No Brainer
While 10 Texas Republican Senators try to undermine Gov. Rick Perry's correct decision to reject Obama changes to Texas' unemployment compensation system, freshman Rep. Ken Legler (R-144)introduced a common sense bill that eliminates the … [Read more]
Sen. Dan Patrick GETS Appraisal Cap Vote!
From the very moment that Dan Patrick declared his candidacy for Senate District 7, he has faced overwhelming odds. Three polished, experienced and connected politicians ran against him in the primary. News media ridiculed him daily, laughing at the … [Read more]