Volume VI Number 7 – April 23, 2007
TCR over the years has had differences with John McCain on issues like campaign finance reform, supply side tax cuts, and at times, immigration reform, but has always respected him as a man of principle.
TCR over the years has had differences with John McCain on issues like campaign finance reform, supply side tax cuts, and at times, immigration reform, but has always respected him as a man of principle.
In a positive move for conservative government, Harris County Texas Commissioners Court recently voted to withdraw from the Texas Association of Counties (TAC).
Recently, Robert Eckels, long time conservative county judge resigned and the vacancy was filled by former state representative Ed Emmett (last served 20 years ago.)
TCR is amazed that the media is ready to narrow the race down to four candidates this early.
Let’s be straight with each other, 2006 was a disaster, so what happened to the GOP base?
TCR thanks Christine DeLoma and William Lutz at The Lone Star Report (www.lonestarreport.org) for outlining the Texas Legislature key issues in their January 5, 2007 issue.
Knowledgeable observers of the political scene are wondering what happened to the GOP base?
TCR Comment: The Governor and Task Force members should be congratulated for taking the time to develop and plan to control runaway homeowner’s property appraisals.
Conservatives were disappointed last week when the GOP members of the House wasted an opportunity for a fresh start in 2007.
TCR believes all politics is local and a party is built from the ground up. So is the recent GOP sweep statewide in Texas just a mirage of GOP dominance?
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