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You are hereEd HubbardEarly Voting Continues in Texas - Make Your Vote Count, All the Way Down The Ballot
All of these, plus school board and bond issues that directly affect your pocketbook and quality of life are down the ballot. But often, these important races are "undervoted". In other words, people go to the trouble of voting but don't go down the ballot and cast their votes in very important races and issues. Posted under:
"AstroTurf" Tea Parties and Pay-to-Play Endorsements - Who can you trust with your vote?
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Can Romney Win the Votes of Independents and Latinos - Immigration Policy a Key Issue in 2012
In order to win in November, Romney will have to do three things. Read more » Posted under:
Change, Immigration and the “Bold Colors” of Conservatism - Ed Hubbard on Immigration Rhetoric
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Conservative Latino Talk Radio hosts Ed Hubbard, candidate for Harris County Chairman in Runoff
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Conservative Latino Talk Radio Hosts Ed Hubbard, Candidate for Harris County Chairman
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Harris County Republican Party Chairman Candidate Debate
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Some of the most import races on the ballot, the one that directly impact your daily lives are on the bottom part of the ballot. Who is going to be your next sheriff? Who will prosecute the criminals in your courts? Who will sit in judgment of cases? And who keeps an eye out for the ethics of all county government employees?
Does your mailbox look like mine? Overflowing with ads from candidates for the primary election? Stuffed with slates from various groups and organizations? Now then, are you ready to vote? Now you must walk through the gauntlet of poll workers handing out even more ads from candidates and slates of endorsements. You want to vote for the right candidate. But how do you know who to trust?
After this week, it appears even more likely that former Massachusett's Governor Mitt Romney will emerge at the Republican nominee for President of the United States. He will move on to face an extremely well-financed incumbent president, Barack Obama, in November. But, can he win? Maybe, but I believe immigration may play the key role in the outcome of the election.
I have found, as I wander through this world of political commentary, that our political message is often lost when the reader or listener perceives harsh or disrespectful language in an article or debate. Recently I saw an article on
Conservative Latino Talk Radio
Monday morning this week was bright and humid like many days this time of year. I arrived at the rear of the Tracy Gee center in west Houston near the west belt to attend the most important debate of the year! No, not a presidential or gubernatorial debate but the one that would help Houston Republicans choose the next Harris County Republican Party Chairman. “Why is that so important?” you might ask. Fair question. 
