From The INBOX: Kill the Bill Vol. 1
Residual Forces (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
This one is pretty cool. Via: Lone Star Times
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10,000 Attend Houston Tea Party at Sam Houston Race Park (Video)
Gateway Pundit (Free subscription) | 11/03/2009
More than 10,000 people gathered at Sam Houston Race Park Monday night to make a political statement. Organizers believe it was the largest tea party in Houston. Congratulations to the North Houston Tea Party Patriots for organizing the event. The Lone Star Times has a report on the massive rally.
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North Houston Tea Party HUGE Turnout TEA Party at the Sam Houston Race Track
Theodore's World (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
... night to make a political statement. Organizers believe it was the largest tea party in Houston. Lone Star Times Joe Pags was the MC. He did a fine job through out the entire event. Apostle Claver gave the Invocation. It was really awesome! Later on, Claver came out and gave a talk that only he can do; He spoke and it was just magical. He mentioned at the end that he would...
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Print out 10,000 copies of this post and distribute them
Lone Star Times (Free subscription) | 10/30/2009
MEMORANDUM TO: All FROM: Matt Bramanti RE: Election In the last few days, I’ve received several emails from readers, asking my opinion on Tuesday’s election, especially with regard to the proposed constitutional amendments. I appreciate the questions and slavish devotion to imposing my will upon the public. Just to be clear, these are not wimpy official “endorsements” by Lone...
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Dallas/Fort Worth Has Lost 75,000 Jobs
Gold-Plated Witch on Wheels (Free subscription) | 10/21/2009
According to MITACS . Mouse over your favorite metropolitan area to compare! Thanks to Lone Star Times for the link.
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Test Your Political I.Q.
Gold-Plated Witch on Wheels (Free subscription) | 10/21/2009
I scored better than 93% of people. David Benzion at Lone Star Times uses this quiz to make the point that most people following politics on the internet are not normal, and that Republicans need to reach out to normal folks who don't eat, drink, and breathe politics. Which means to win elections–still required in this nation to actually govern–you need to both mobilize...