This is what I wrote just before we lost our tax cap: “Congratulations to Representatives Dwayne Bohac, Martha Wong, Senator Kyle Janek, and Tax Assessor Paul Bettencourt for their tenacious advocacy of a cap on property tax increases.”
Give Lt. Governor Dewhurst credit, he is certainly not shying away from tough issues. While many whispered he was an executive and not a legislative leader, they’ve already been proven incorrect.
As I write this, the highly active part of the war for Iraqi Freedom is about over. I just finished reading Time magazine of April 7th detailing all of their flawed assumptions. I guess they went to the press too soon.
I hope you missed me, we’ve been off line for a few weeks due to being out of the country with business travel and a trial. A lot has happened so this will be a larger than normal issue.
President Bush’s State of the Union address made clear Sadaam’s days are numbered. The war to remove this state sponsor of terrorism is critical.
I don’t think I’ve been prouder of a Republican President on domestic issues in quite a while as I am of President Bush.
I want to wish all who read TCR a happy and healthy new year. 2002 has been a year of hope and challenges. 2003 figures to be the same.
In the after glow of a great GOP Victory November 5th in Texas and around the country it’s time to look at a few facts.
I woke up Wednesday morning and it felt great to be a Republican. The finely-honed President George W. Bush political strategy, candidate recruitment and Democratic fumbles led to the best showing for any political party in an off-year election where that party holds the White House.
On Election Night, the results of these key races in Texas and around the nation, will tell us Republican strength.
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