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| 23 Nov 2009 by Eric Brown Have you heard of the “Texas Two Step”? Under this “brilliant” system, nearly three million voters participated in the 2008 Texas Democratic primary. The polls closed at 7 p.m. and then the Texas caucus began. ... The American Catholic - http://the-american-catholic.com/ |
| 17 Nov 2009 by hillbuzz Sometimes, late at night, we are literally haunted by what we personally witnessed in Dubuque, Iowa in 2008 on Caucus Day. That's where we were stationed. The Caucus site was run by Dr. Utopia's people. How they did that is beyond us, ... We need to make sure as many people out there as possible on the Republican side know what happened during the caucuses and primaries. Texas, if you can believe it, was even worse. Michael Steele will be in Chicago on Friday and if have ... HillBuzz - http://hillbuzz.org/ - References [ More results from HillBuzz ] |
| 25 Nov 2009 by Senator Eliot Shapleigh and; “Preparation and participation in an event for the Senate Hispanic Caucus; discussed TCEQ agenda for ASARCO permit with Chairman Garcia…” In light of this information, I filed two public information request with TCEQ after its ... Rather than turning over the documents, upon receiving my request, instead of releasing the materials, TCEQ submitted an 18 page letter to Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott (AG) on March 4, 2008, arguing that I should not be given access ... Senator Eliot Shapleigh News - http://shapleigh.org/ - References |
| 5 hours ago by DemRulz Assoc. of Secretary of States Plan), or contests starting in smaller states and building to larger states (Delaware Plan), or group states according to various criteria into non-regional pods (California, Texas, Ohio, and Michigan Plans), ... But what to do about states that won't move back their primary or caucus dates? In 2008, with regards to Florida and Michigan, the DNC took away all their delegates, then gave back half of their delegates, and then gave back all of ... DemRulz - http://demrulz.org/ |
| 24 Nov 2009 Representing the Mexican American Legislative Caucus, Chavez told the board that the standards do not reflect Hispanic heritage in Texas. While Latinos make up more than 40 percent of the state's population, only 16 Hispanic historical ... The society has led efforts to rebuild the 153-year-old structure damaged in an arson fire in June 2008. Dealey Herndon, project manager for the restoration, said the addition is needed because the mansion is too small and will lose ... Blanco County News - http://www.blancocountynews.com/ |
| 25 Sep 2009 by citizenwells On March 4, 2008, Texas held its Democratic Primary, affectionately called the Texas-Two Step. Polls were open from 7 am to 7 pm and then after the polls closed, persons who voted in primary could participate in a caucus. ... Citizen Wells - http://citizenwells.wordpress.com/ - References [ More results from Citizen Wells ] |
| 16 Mar 2008 by CouldBeTrue Sunday, March 16, 2008. Galveston Democratic chair accuses Obama team of adding names to caucus sign in sheets. The Obama camp hotly disputed a claim this week by Galveston County Democratic Chairman Lloyd Criss that on election night, Obama supporters took caucus sign-in sheets to their campaign headquarters and added names to them. Criss, a Clinton supporter, made the claim earlier this week. But he said that since it didn't change how many delegates the candidates got, ... South Texas Chisme - http://stxc.blogspot.com/ [ More results from South Texas Chisme ] |
| 27 Oct 2009 by Aaron Since 1991, the Republican Liberty Caucus has released a Liberty Index of Congress annually. Construction of the 2008 Liberty Index involved the identification. ... In the area of personal liberties, Congressman Paul registered a perfect 100, followed by three of his fellow Texas Republicans, Carter, Gohmert and Marchant. In the Senate, there was a two-way tie for first place, with Senators Coburn of Oklahoma and DeMint of South Carolina both scoring 76. ... Republican Liberty Caucus - http://www.rlc.org/ - References [ More results from Republican Liberty Caucus ] |
| 18 Nov 2009 by By PETER BAKER Former President George W. Bush has settled on a modern brick-and-limestone design for his future presidential library and museum, complete with its own replica of the Oval Office and a “Texas Rose Garden” mimicking the original at the White House. The George W. Bush Presidential Center, to be located ... By IAN URBINA. His father proved to be a surprising presence in the presidential race in 2008. Now Rand Paul has become a contender in the 2010 Senate race in Kentucky. ... The Caucus - http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/ - References [ More results from The Caucus ] |
| 12 hours ago by Dan Nowicki To be fair, McCain wasn't the only senator who sacrificed his voting record for the 2008 race. President Barack Obama, then a senator from Illinois, missed 303 votes, or 46.3 percent of his opportunities, for the 110th Congress' third-worst voting record. ... The Democratic caucus, which includes two Democrat-leaning independent senators, reached the 60-vote procedural threshold without the need of any Republicans, so McCain's vote wouldn't have made a difference. ... azcentral.com | news - http://www.azcentral.com/news/ |
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