The Tyler Morning Paper published an editorial today that rings true both literally and as a figure of speech.
Daniel Greer
Update: Legler Carries 144
Ken Legler beat Fred Roberts in the HD 144 race. Legler ran a strong campaign based on conservative solutions to pressing policy questions. Congratulations on a well run race!
Congratulations Ralph Sheffield!
In the hotly contested race to replace retiring representative Dianne Delisi, (Representative of Bell County and H.D. 55 for 9 terms) Ralph Sheffield has emerged victorious.
Mr. Sheffield captured a convincing share of the vote total to beat big taxing and spending Temple council woman Martha Tyroch.
Congratulations.
Lewis Locks Up HD 81
Congratulations to Tryon Lewis — retired state district judge — in House District 81’s primary runoff election. With all 47 precincts reporting Judge Lewis has captured 75 percent of the vote.
Michael and I, having just traveled to Odessa yesterday, could not be happier with that kind of support for the true fiscal conservative in HD 81.
The Reality of Hope
The Reality of Hope
Today Michael and I were in West Texas meeting and eating with a great bunch of El Pasoans. It was an honor and pleasure to make their acquaintances.
Conventional Tactics Cost Taxpayers
Conventional waste is coming to Dallas, with the city council planning to purchase a plot of downtown land on which to build an attached Dallas Convention Center hotel. The purchase of land is estimated to set taxpayers back up to $41.3 million.
Reading, Writing & Spending
Austin school trustees have been up to their favorite extracurricular activity: spending your money. Next month voters will be asked to approve a $345 million bond package according to the Austin American Statesman.