"Talk by conservative scholar (sic) Murray draws ire at Rice":
Much more -- all of it bad for Greg Abbott -- if you can get over the paywall.
Abbott failed to appear at his own press conference yesterday afternoon, probably because of the exploding scandal around his association with Murray. As with Ted Nugent's remarks, Abbott is forced into running away from the media again (is that insensitive? Should I have typed 'rolling away'?). Meanwhile Wendy Davis drew a crowd of a couple of hundred for her speech on her education proposal, and a couple of thousand at last night's rally, both here in Houston.
She's right, (the conservatives in) Texas don't seem to have a clue about what's coming.
A talk at Rice University by libertarian political scientist Charles Murray, whose controversial views have been called racist, drew ire from student organizations Monday, while administrators urged people to gather and protest.
"I really want to pack the auditorium with people who can discredit this white nationalist lunatic," Catherine Clack, associate dean for student life and director of multicultural affairs, wrote in an email to numerous people in the Rice community obtained by the Houston Chronicle.
Much more -- all of it bad for Greg Abbott -- if you can get over the paywall.
Abbott failed to appear at his own press conference yesterday afternoon, probably because of the exploding scandal around his association with Murray. As with Ted Nugent's remarks, Abbott is forced into running away from the media again (is that insensitive? Should I have typed 'rolling away'?). Meanwhile Wendy Davis drew a crowd of a couple of hundred for her speech on her education proposal, and a couple of thousand at last night's rally, both here in Houston.
She's right, (the conservatives in) Texas don't seem to have a clue about what's coming.
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