Volume III Number 14 – September 21, 2004
Going into New York for the convention so many things could’ve gone wrong – but instead largely things went very right.
Going into New York for the convention so many things could’ve gone wrong – but instead largely things went very right.
While calculating the cost of the Kerry deception on spending and tax increases a boomlet has arisen coinciding with the release of a new book by Dennis Hastert called interestingly Speaker which details the ending of the income tax and IRS as we know it.
One thing is for sure – with truncated coverage the convention’s key speeches are easy to cover.
After a barrage of bad news and negative press, President Bush has not surrendered the lead versus John Kerry.
Talk about a fascinating experience – TCR with press credentials and covering the State Democratic Convention in Houston last weekend.
After spirited battles for RPT Chair, and National Committeeman and woman, the party has made its choices.
The Republican Party of Texas is at a crossroads. The social conservative takeover of the party took place almost six years ago. It’s time to take a look at what it has meant.
As we move heavily into the Republican Party of Texas pre-convention campaigning activities it seems allegations and statements are flying around.
The voters were heard in the primary run-offs. The key winners – Victor Carrillo Railroad Commissioner, for Congress Arlene Wohlgemuth. Mike McCaul (it’s ok to elect GOP lawyers), and Louis Gohmert.
With only a handful of key races on April 13, why is it so important to vote?
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