Tea partiers target Texas in U.S. Senate race
Tea partiers target Texas in U.S. Senate race Houston Chronicle Copyright 2012 Houston Chronicle. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Updated 12:33 a.m., Saturday, May 12, 2012 The tea party has turned its attention and resources to Texas, where a U.S. Senate candidate with ideological zeal and strong tea party ties is campaigning to ...
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Tea Party values reflect Texas values
The Star-Telegram Editorial Board's liberal/Democrat bias is showing. It asserts that Texas House District 97 GOP candidate Susan Todd's statements of "protect gun owners' rights" and "supports Tea Party values" are negatives and a weakness. "More red meat than prescription for improvement" was the position of the Editorial Board, whatever "red meat" means to liberals.
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U.S. Senate candidate rips Tea Party Express for 'reprehensible' on-again, off-again invites
Populist Republican Glenn Addison says a national tea party group supporting his rival Ted Cruz in the Texas Senate race made a sham show of inviting other Senate hopefuls to its six rallies across Texas, and then muscled him off a roster of speakers only hours before a scheduled rally in Austin Sunday.
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Tea party brewing support in Texas for Cruz
After taking credit for helping end the career of a venerable U.S. senator, tea party bigs are turning attention and resources to Texas, where a U.S. Senate candidate with ideological zeal and strong tea party ties is campaigning to derail another longtime elected official. Two weeks before the May 29 primary, attorney Ted Cruz trails Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, according to polls, but the former ...
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Texas dioceses sue feds over birth control mandates
The Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston voiced its support for fellow Texas dioceses and more than 40 other Catholic institutions that filed lawsuits Monday claiming government requirements for birth control coverage violate their religious freedoms. In their suits, the Diocese of Dallas and the Diocese of Fort Worth call the Obama administration policy an “overbearing and oppressive governmental ...
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