Texas GOP Vote

Governor Rick Perry has released his personal tax returns along with the state financial disclosure statements; however, while Democratic gubernatorial nominee Bill White has released the city of Houston financial disclosure forms, he will not release his personal income tax retruns as Perry has.   Read more »

In the most recent Rasmussen Reports poll of likely Texas voters, Republican candidate for Texas governor Rick Perry has a 6 point lead over Democratic candidate Bill White.

The gap between Perry and White is narrowing as Perry had an 8 point lead in February and a 10 point lead in January. Furthermore, with 6% of the voters undecided, Republicans have to do what they can to make sure these votes do not go to Bill White! Texas does not need Bill White's Obama-like "hope and change!"   Read more »

Results for the Texas Gubernatorial Republican Primary are:

Results for the Texas Gubernatorial Democratic Primary are:   Read more »

Texas Republicans and conservatives have a choice this year. The questions I ask when deciding where to start include:   Read more »

The thorny issue of illegal immigration and how to deal with it came up during the Democratic debate last night between frontrunner Bill White and Farouk Shami. White, Houston’s former mayor, said that the E-Verify program has been used with some success in his community, but the state should not be imposing it on employers. Mr.   Read more »

A Texas Tribune focus group of undecided voters watches the January 29, 2010 GOP Gubernatorial Debate between Rick Perry, Kay Bailey Hutchison, and Debra Medina. Their reactions are in the video below. Here are my reactions to their reactions:
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According to a February Rasmussen Report that just came out today, GOP primary candidate Debra Medina, along with Kay Bailey Hutchison and Rick Perry, will beat Bill White for Texas governor in the general election.   Read more »

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Former Ambassador Tom Shieffer announced Monday that he is quitting the race for the Democratic nominee of Texas Governor. The attention then shifted to Houston Mayor Bill White, whom for the past few years, Democrats have been asking whether he will run for governor of Texas.   Read more »

The following is a letter written to the editor of the Kerrville Daily Times, regarding Houston mayor Bill White's US senatorial campaigning in the Hill Country:

I notice that you recently reported on Houston mayor Bill White's campaigning in the Hill Country to replace Kay Bailey Hutchison as US senator. As usual, he is touting his supposed fiscally responsible stewardship of Houston taxpayers' money.   Read more »