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[edit] Gun Owners Want Open Carry Law In Texas | Capitol Annex

1 December 2008, by unknown A group of Texas gun owners is planning an aggressive lobby campaign in hopes of passing an open carry law in Texas. Under current Texas law, individuals.

[edit] Outlook: First Multiracial President - Washington Post

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[edit] Background Check System Used By Texas Public Schools Challenged In ...

1 December 2008, by unknown A central Texas couple is suing Austin's Lake Travis Independent School District to challenge the constitutionality of computerized check-in systems designed to.

[edit] North Texas Liberal

1 December 2008, by Bradley ...have made quite a mark on the North Texas Blogsphere with their political insight and commentary... -Capitol Annex Readers' Choice Awards 2006 Honorable Mention, Best Political Blog or Website Covering a Specific Region ...

[edit] Live Blog: Presenting the National Security Team - The Caucus Blog ...

1 December 2008, by unknown It was last December, before the Iowa caucuses, when Mr. Obama was asked how his administration would differ from Bill Clinton’s administration if he planned to appoint so many Clinton advisers. ... Live Blogging the Texas Showdown ...

[edit] Texas Progressive Alliance Round Up Dec. 1, 2008 | BlueBloggin

1 December 2008, by unknown Now that the turkey has been eaten and your holiday decorations are up--or at least out of the garage--it is time for another edition of the Texas Progressive.

[edit] The Texas Cloverleaf: Texas Blog Roundup

1 December 2008, by The Texas Cloverleaf We live in North Texas, so expect a lot of DFW area stuff. But we like the rest of the state, sometimes. Maybe even America. But don’t push us! Politics is like a Texas Cloverleaf. It takes you in different directions, and ultimately ...

[edit] Citizen Press: Texas Electoral Two-Step

30 November 2008, by CitizenB Most states have a primary or a caucus. Texas Democrats use both. Roughly 2/3 of Texas’ Democratic delegates come from the primary polls, and 1/3 from the caucus that follows the polls. With such a tight race in Texas, the caucus vote ...

[edit] All US allies must stay united against terrorism: Sen Cornyn - Hindu

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[edit] Uncertainties Surround Rangel Chairmanship - National Journal

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[edit] Whack-A-Speaker - Texas Observer

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[edit] Texas GOP falls head over heels into deep pockets - Austin American-Statesman

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[edit] Stevens, Lieberman Likely to Avoid Rebukes - CQPolitics.com

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[edit] Frontloading HQ: Reform: First Up? The Texas Primary-Caucus System

15 November 2008, by Josh Putnam This particular delegate allocation system does seem like a relic of the transition from a primary to a caucus in Texas, but unlike most other states that have switched, Texas has let this play out for almost 30 years by not dropping ...

[edit] Some voters want Texas' primary-caucus system to end - Austin American-Statesman

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[edit] 'Texas Two Step' May Have Two Left Feet - KSAT.com

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[edit] Border leaders ask state to take stand - Houston Chronicle

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[edit] Texas House won't be evenly split after Republican wins close race - Austin American-Statesman

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[edit] Road Map: First 100 Days

5 November 2008, by Congratulations are in order for President-Elect Obama. While I may disagree with him on nearly every policy position, it is a truly remarkable event to behold when, just a few short decades ago, much of the nation was entrenched in shameful segregation, from schools to diners to drinking fountains. ...

[edit] Texas Caucus Fraud : NO QUARTER

31 October 2008, by Pacific John This stands out: only four major Texas counties were orderly enough to report most of their caucus results election night, and in three of these, caucus preference mirrored the popular vote (HRC popular/caucus): El Paso (69/75), ...

[edit] 10/23: Al-Qaeda Endorsements And Shopping Sprees

23 October 2008, by Back in April, conservative bloggers (along with John McCain) criticized Barack Obama after a Hamas spokesperson made positive comments about the IL senator. Now left-wing bloggers are giving their right-wing counterparts a taste of their own medicine. Liberal bloggers are buzzing about the news that ...

[edit] Truth, Justice and the American Way

18 October 2008, by Truth, Justice and the American Way By Lynette Long | Saturday, October 18th, 2008 at 2:24 am Here is the speech I will deliver in several places in New Mexico this weekend. NEW MEXICO SPEECH My name is Lynette Long. I am a feminist, a mother, a Democrat and an ardent Hillary Clinton supporter and I am voting for John McCain and Sarah Palin on November 4. I want to start by talking for a minute about the Democratic Primary. The primary process consisted of fourteen caucuses and thirty-

[edit] American politics translated

15 October 2008, by As requested by Julie Balise, here is a pretty direct translation of my article explaining American electoral sociology to Norwegian readers. Until she succeeds at learning Norwegian through Facebook, I promise to blog in English as much as possible.   This article was published in Argument 3-2008. ...

[edit] Bradley effect in the primaries

13 August 2008, by NY Mag: And in primaries too numerous to list, exit polls overpredicted Obama’s performance, leading cable commentators to hint that blowouts were at hand, only to watch the results roll in and prove tighter than anyone expected. Exit polls? Who the hell was using exit polls to predict Obama ...

[edit] Wizbang Weekend Caption Contest™

27 June 2008, by It's Friday, which means it's time for the Wizbang Weekend Caption Contest™. Enter your best caption for the following picture: Participants destroy a car during an anti-stress session or 'Destruction Therapy' before town's fiestas in Castejon, northern Spain, June 21, 2008. The therapy was aimed to ...

[edit] BlogBites for June 13, 2008

15 June 2008, by From http://www.swimmingfreestyle.net/swimming_freestyle:" Tim Russert, NBC News ’ Washington bureau chief and the moderator of “ Meet the Press, ” died Friday after being stricken at the bureau, NBC News said Friday. He was 58. " From http://www.autoblog.com:" With gas prices as high as they are, it ...

[edit] Update:Texas Caucus Fraud

3 June 2008, by EBW and MBW of the highly respected Wampum blog have got their hands on the incident report summary referred to in Pacific John’s widely-read Texas caucus report. As one of the only remaining highly respected neutral voices in the liberal netroots, EBW says, “[…] I have the original [incident report summary], and the affidavits in my possession, and I personally know the person who provided these documents to me, and who’s last name is redacted along with the rest. I have a higher degree of

[edit] Update:Texas Caucus Fraud

3 June 2008, by EBW and MBW of the highly respected Wampum blog have got their hands on the incident report summary referred to in Pacific John’s widely-read Texas caucus report. As one of the only remaining highly respected neutral voices in the liberal netroots, EBW says, “[…] I have the original [incident report summary], and the affidavits in my possession, and I personally know the person who provided these documents to me, and who’s last name is redacted along with the rest. I have a higher degree of

[edit] 6/2: Intense Feelings

2 June 2008, by The DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee's decision to allocate 69 of MI's pledged delegates to Hillary Clinton and 59 to Barack Obama (who wasn't on the ballot) provoked a furious response from pro-Clinton bloggers. Taylor Marsh wrote an emotional post savaging the RBC members, telling them: "You have no ...

[edit] texas caucus results

1 June 2008, by Clinton strategy comes to fruitionJust before the Texas primaries, I speculated that the Clinton campaign would try to exploit the difference between primary and caucus results to argue that the caucus results were not representative. The case for the caucusNone of this data, nor the organizing that has and will happen as a results would have been possible without two things. A Contested Presidential Race. The Texas Caucuses. Primaries truly do little for party building. Caucus are almost T

[edit] The case for the caucus

30 May 2008, by I've long maintained that caucuses are undemocratic affairs that shut out a great number of people. Proponents of the caucus contend that they are excellent party builders, and truly leave the decisions up to the party's most committed activists. New numbers out of Texas give a lot ...

[edit] Clinton's role

18 May 2008, by Sounds more likely under an Obama VP discussion: "There's gale-force pressure for Obama to choose a Clinton loyalist as a running mate to heal the party but avoid putting her and her formidable baggage on the ticket," said one Obama ally in Washington. "You hear the names (Ohio Gov. Ted) Strickland, ...

[edit] Texas Democrats Challenge Some Presidential Caucus Results

15 April 2008, by Texas Democratic Party officials received at least 50 challenges to caucus results -- a higher number than usual -- as Texas' presidential delegate selection system moved into its next phase, a party spokesman says.

[edit] Credentials Committee, Florida, And Michigan

1 April 2008, by This Democratic primary has been, at the very least, very educational. We got a chance to learn about the previously rarely talked about Super Delegates, and about the, “Texas Two Step.” Now, with Clinton’s chances hinging increasingly upon her luck with the Credentials Committee to seat Michigan ...

[edit] Working out, editing, and bar-hopping...

28 March 2008, by Since I got to bed at 10:00 last night, I was up and at 'em at 7:00 this morning. Kevin ( (info) av8rdude ) and I had a date at the gym at 9:30. I worked on upper body today, and did my damnest to not break into song with all of the "gay" music that was playing. First an Abba song, then Cyndi Lauper's ...

[edit] Why The Obama/Clinton Rules Led Us To This Rough Campaign

26 March 2008, by By Big Tent Democrat Speaking for me only When the Media and the Left blogs deplore the negativity of the Democratic presidential campaign, especially from the Clinton campaign, they ignore that they are a major reason why it has happened. Why? Because they attack the Clinton campaign no matter what ...

[edit] Results of the 2008 Democratic Party presidential primaries

23 March 2008, by Popular vote ← Older revision Revision as of 16:21, 23 March 2008 Line 996: Line 996: Nevertheless, the popular vote count presents many problems and should be interpreted carefully: Nevertheless, the popular vote count presents many problems and should be interpreted carefully: - *Official numbers ...

[edit] Barack Obama presidential campaign, 2008

22 March 2008, by March primaries: formatting ← Older revision Revision as of 03:12, 22 March 2008 Line 232: Line 232: In Ohio, as part of the campaign's self proclaimed goal to knock on a million doors the weekend immediately before the primary, Governor ((Deval Patrick)) (D-Massachusetts) <ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.vindy.com/news/2008/mar/02/mass-governor-speaks-at-event/ ...

[edit] Monday’s campaign round-up

17 March 2008, by Today’s installment of campaign-related news items that wouldn’t generate a post of their own, but may be of interest to political observers: * Campaigning in Indiana over the weekend, Barack Obama continued to respond to the controversy surrounding his former pastor. The NYT noted that Obama implored ...

[edit] The FL/MI Smoke Machine.

15 March 2008, by "Contrary to the gullible media's belief that 'time' is a 'powerful ally' on Clinton's side, in fact, Clinton's only ally is uncertainty. The minute it becomes clear what will happen with Michigan and Florida -- re-vote them, refuse to seat them, or split them 50-50 or with half-votes, as some have ...

[edit] It’s Official: Clinton Lost Texas

12 March 2008, by (Quote:) The Texas Secretary of State is set to certify the official election results for the Democratic primary. As predicted, Barack Obama has beaten Hillary Clinton. While Clinton won the state's popular vote, Obama racked up more caucus support, so that, now that the final ...

[edit] CNN Calls TX Caucuses for Obama, Giving Him Lead in State Delegates

12 March 2008, by Texas has now joined the ranks of states that don't matter anymore. From CNN: After a comprehensive review of these results, CNN estimates that Obama won more support from Texas caucus-goers than Clinton. Based on the state party's tally, Obama's caucus victory ...

[edit] this chick here....

12 March 2008, by .....and to think I voted for Geraldine Ferraro back in the '80's. For the record, they are two different videos. The relevant piece starts around 3:00 minutes in, although the whole video is worth a listen. I want this campaign...hell this country....to get beyond this. aside:: isn't being on the Clinton ...

[edit] Texas Democrats - Moving Texas Forward

5 March 2008, by aastrikke

[edit] Texas Caucus Results » Right Pundits

5 March 2008, by MCCAIN Meanwhile read the Obama primer on the Texas caucus. Note that we already called Hillary Clinton the winner of the primary. You can visit that thread from the homepage at rightpundits.com. Results are below. Texas Caucus results and ...

[edit] The TEXAS Chronicles

21 February 2008, by samako the primaries in TEXAS