In bringing you this week's blog post roundup, the Texas Progressive Alliance congratulates the Denver Broncos and Peyton Manning for their Super Bowl victory yesterday, and thought the Snickers 'Marilyn' commercial was the best of the advertising.
Off the Kuff published interviews with three of the candidates who hope to succeed Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner in the Legislature.
Libby Shaw, contributing to Daily Kos, can’'t decide whether the junior U.S. Senator from Texas, Ted Cruz, more closely resembles former Senator Joe McCarthy or President Tricky Dick Nixon in his campaign tactics. The Texas Blues: Everything is Bigger. Especially the Tricksters and Their Sleazy Tricks.
Socratic Gadfly, while liking many things about last Thursday's Democratic town hall forum, regretted the missing foreign policy questions that likely won't get asked in ANY "mainstream media" debate.
"What's the most you ever lost on a coin toss?" asked PDiddie at Brains and Eggs of a prominent national political blogger.
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme wants everyone to know that South Texas people are waiting for clean water, too.
Nonsequiteuse has run away to join the circus. Or, gone to New Hampshire to meet the candidates.
Egberto Willies has the video of the presentation of Move to Amend's David Cobb at Kingwood College last week. Cobb will be also appear in Houston this Friday evening.
Neil All People Have Value said we are not always best represented by people who resemble us in some superficial manner. APHV is part of NeilAquino.com.
And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
Scott Braddock reports on the latest attempt to move the Texas GOP even further to the right.
Glen Maxey dropped by Juanita Jean's to give an update on how the Democratic effort to get absentee ballots out to people is going.
Somervell County Salon has Hillary Clinton's Horrid Campaign Tactic O'Day: surrogates condemning women to Hell if they don't vote for her.
The Lunch Tray notes that Ted Cruz wants your kids to eat more French fries.
OutSmart salutes 10 black LGBT leaders in Houston.
Mary Flood calls for an end to judicial candidates spamming requests for favorable votes in the Houston Bar Association poll.
BOR implores us to support Rep. Jessica Farrar against her notoriously hateful non-Democrat primary opponent.
Grits for Breakfast makes an endorsement (of sorts): vote for the conservative judicial activist pro-Big Government vote if you're voting in the GOP primary.
Pages of Victory points out that failure is a right and not a privilege.
And Sharon Briggs writes an ode to Waco's Elite Cafe', which closed last week after nearly one hundred years of service.
Off the Kuff published interviews with three of the candidates who hope to succeed Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner in the Legislature.
Libby Shaw, contributing to Daily Kos, can’'t decide whether the junior U.S. Senator from Texas, Ted Cruz, more closely resembles former Senator Joe McCarthy or President Tricky Dick Nixon in his campaign tactics. The Texas Blues: Everything is Bigger. Especially the Tricksters and Their Sleazy Tricks.
Socratic Gadfly, while liking many things about last Thursday's Democratic town hall forum, regretted the missing foreign policy questions that likely won't get asked in ANY "mainstream media" debate.
"What's the most you ever lost on a coin toss?" asked PDiddie at Brains and Eggs of a prominent national political blogger.
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme wants everyone to know that South Texas people are waiting for clean water, too.
Nonsequiteuse has run away to join the circus. Or, gone to New Hampshire to meet the candidates.
Egberto Willies has the video of the presentation of Move to Amend's David Cobb at Kingwood College last week. Cobb will be also appear in Houston this Friday evening.
Neil All People Have Value said we are not always best represented by people who resemble us in some superficial manner. APHV is part of NeilAquino.com.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
Scott Braddock reports on the latest attempt to move the Texas GOP even further to the right.
Glen Maxey dropped by Juanita Jean's to give an update on how the Democratic effort to get absentee ballots out to people is going.
Somervell County Salon has Hillary Clinton's Horrid Campaign Tactic O'Day: surrogates condemning women to Hell if they don't vote for her.
The Lunch Tray notes that Ted Cruz wants your kids to eat more French fries.
OutSmart salutes 10 black LGBT leaders in Houston.
Mary Flood calls for an end to judicial candidates spamming requests for favorable votes in the Houston Bar Association poll.
BOR implores us to support Rep. Jessica Farrar against her notoriously hateful non-Democrat primary opponent.
Grits for Breakfast makes an endorsement (of sorts): vote for the conservative judicial activist pro-Big Government vote if you're voting in the GOP primary.
Pages of Victory points out that failure is a right and not a privilege.
And Sharon Briggs writes an ode to Waco's Elite Cafe', which closed last week after nearly one hundred years of service.
1 comment:
Elite closed? The guy who had owned it for years lived near Marlin. Died while I was at the paper there.
http://www.shmfh.com/obituaries/John-Tinsley-2/#!/Obituary
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