Early voting in the run-off election begins today. Will Latino voter turnout decrease? How many non November 3 voters will show up – 1000, 5000, or plus 10,000. If any new voters show up, from what ‘hoods? I’m sure the Kyle Johnston Daily Early Vote Report will help answer some of these questions. I wonder [...]
Archive for November, 2009
Early Voting Again
Posted in Campos Communications, Houston Astros, Houston City elections, Houston Politics, Houston Texans, Latino politics, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Texas Governor campaign, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics on November 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Intervening Force
Posted in Campos Communications, Houston Astros, Houston City elections, Houston Mayoral Race, Houston Politics, Latino politics, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Texas Governor campaign, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics, Texas U.S. Senate Campaign 09 on November 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Commentary has called it right so far by saying Guv Dude is driving the agenda in the GOP gubernatorial primary. He’s gotten Hutch to stay put. Now they are launching Operation Intervention which is designed to get Dude backers to lean on Hutch backers to get her out of the race. Talk about playing offense. [...]
Now for the Bad News
Posted in Campos Communications, Houston Astros, Houston City elections, Houston Politics, Latino politics, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Texas Governor campaign, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics, Texas U.S. Senate Campaign 09 on November 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Now that the H-Town Mayor is fixing to get into the race for Guv, he’s got to take on the mother of all the Lone Star State’s public policy issues – funding for our public schools. The Chron has a front page story on school funding today. Check it out. It is a big problem [...]
Politics and an Oiler Hangover
Posted in Campos Communications, Houston Astros, Houston City elections, Houston Politics, Houston Texans, Latino politics, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Texas Governor campaign, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics, Texas U.S. Senate Campaign 09 on November 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
It turns out that Schieffer fella is not that big of a dumbarse after all. He got out of a race he never should have entered. Well he still is a dumbarse of sorts for actually thinking a lot of Dems would embrace his candidacy for guv of the Lone Star State. A lot of [...]
On The Roundtable
Posted in Campos Communications, HISD School Board Elections, Houston Astros, Houston City Council Elections, Houston City elections, Houston Mayoral Race, Houston Politics, Houston Texans, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics on November 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Maybe this will be the first year that The Roundtable does a two-fer on picking the run-off winners. I think there are still nine races on the ballot. A mayoral, controller, two district city council, three at-large council, and two HISD trustee contests are yet to be decided. That would make for a good pot [...]
Headlines
Posted in Campos Communications, HISD School Board Elections, Houston Astros, Houston City elections, Houston Politics, Latino politics, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics on November 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I saw where HISD Trustee Larry Marshall was endorsed by two of his former challengers in the run-off. That is interesting because usually the challengers to an incumbent endorse the remaining challenger in a run-off. Oprah is getting more run than health care, Afghanistan, and The President this morning and she still is going to [...]
You’ve Got to Change Your Evil Ways
Posted in Campos Communications, Harris County GOP, Houston Affirmative Action Program, Houston Astros, Houston City elections, Houston Independent School District, Houston Politics, Latino politics, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics on November 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Commentary doesn’t like to rely on profanity to get my point across so I really can’t express my true feelings about Dave Wilson and his evil ways. I was watching him being interviewed on Channel 11 yesterday and he seemed to be relishing the attention and totally oblivious to the hate he’s spewing. He kind [...]
Fact Checker
Posted in Campos Communications, HISD School Board Elections, Houston Astros, Houston City elections, Houston Independent School District, Houston Politics, Latino politics, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics on November 18, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I guess anyone can get on their laptop and send something over to CEWDEM and believe in their own BS and of course not know the facts or do their homework. It happens all the time in cyber space. Jonathan Day is the Chair of the new Houston Business-Education Coalition (HBEC). It consists of about [...]
The Rogue Experience and Anna Eastman
Posted in Campos Communications, HISD School Board Elections, Houston Astros, Houston City elections, Houston City Hall, Houston Independent School District, Houston Mayoral Race, Houston Politics, Latino politics, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics on November 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Commentary watched The Rogue on Oprah yesterday. I don’t agree with most of her positions but I do think she is great entertainment. Chief Bradford sent out an invitation to a fundraiser. The fundraiser said there would be music and dancing. I hope the folks that think dancing is sinful don’t weigh in on this. [...]
Going Primitive
Posted in Campos Communications, Harris County GOP, Houston Astros, Houston City elections, Houston City Hall, Houston Mayoral Race, Houston Politics, Latino politics, Marc Campos, Texas Governor campaign, Texas Politics, Texas U.S. Senate Campaign 09 on November 16, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Commentary was stuck without internet this weekend thanks to AT&T. So I missed doing a take on the Hootsie hate campaign. I guess if my last name was Hootsie, I’d want to spend my life hating folks. I missed out on doing a take on the Gene Locke Latino Lunch having three times as more [...]
