Is this the end of Herman Cain? Is he going to get nailed by Politico? Politico has a very lengthy piece on Cain and problems in his past. It looks like Politico did a thorough job. Check out the story here. What a way to exit the stage. It looks like he is getting politically [...]
Archive for October, 2011
Politically Electrified!
Posted in 2012 Presidential Election, Campos Communications, Councilmember James Rodriguez, HISD School Board Elections, Houston Astros, Houston City Hall, Houston Elections, Houston Latino Politics, Houston Latino Voter Turnout, Houston Politics, Houston Voter Turnout, Latino politics, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, National Democratic Party,, National GOP, National Politics, Texas Democratic Party, Texas GOP, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics on October 31, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Just Politics
Posted in 2012 Presidential Election, Campos Communications, Councilmember James Rodriguez, Governor Rick Perry, Harris County Democratic Party, Harris County GOP, HISD School Board Elections, Houston Astros, Houston City Council Elections, Houston Elections, Houston Independent School District, Houston Latino Politics, Houston Latino Voter Turnout, Houston Politics, Houston Voter Turnout, Latino politics, Latino Voter Turnout, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, National Democratic Party,, National GOP, National Politics, Texas Democratic Party, Texas GOP, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics on October 28, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Last night I watched H-Town CM James Rodriguez debate his Tea Bagger opponent on Houston Access TV. Right off the bat James put her in a perplexed mode when he mentioned her Tea Bagger history. She never recovered. She is one of these candidates that you can’t tell what she stands for but you know [...]
Sour Grapes and Day Three
Posted in 2012 Presidential Election, Campos Communications, Councilmember James Rodriguez, Governor Rick Perry, Harris County Commisioners Court, Harris County Democratic Party, Harris County GOP, Houston Astros, Houston City Council Elections, Houston City Hall, Houston Elections, Houston Latino Politics, Houston Latino Voter Turnout, Houston Politics, Latino politics, Latino Voter Registration, Latino Voter Turnout, Major League Baseball, Marc Campos, National Democratic Party,, National GOP, National Politics, Texas Democratic Party, Texas GOP, Texas Latino Politics, Texas Politics on October 27, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Commentary thinks Hunker Down and Harris County Commissioners El Franco Lee and Steve Radack are pretty good politicians or else they wouldn’t be in their current powerful positions. I’m kind of disappointed to hear though that they are crying over the county having to pay their fair share of Rebuild Houston fees. Check out today’s [...]
Day Two
Posted in Latino politics, Marc Campos, Houston City Council, Texas Politics, Houston Politics, Councilmember James Rodriguez, Houston Astros, Campos Communications, Houston Independent School District, Texas Latino Politics, Major League Baseball, Houston City Hall, Latino Voter Registration, Houston Elections, Texas GOP, National GOP, Texas Democratic Party, Latino Voter Turnout, Harris County voter turnout and analysis, National Democratic Party,, Houston Latino Politics, Carol Alvarado on October 26, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Yesterday was the second day to Vote Early. Here is a comparison after Day 2 in 2009. West Gray (973 in 2009/ 582 in 2011) Moody Park (194 in 2009/ 105 in 2011) Acres Homes (256 in 2009/ 168 in 2011) Ripley (113 in 2009/ 104 in 2011) HCCS (90 in 2009/ 128 in 2011) [...]
First Day
Posted in Latino politics, Marc Campos, Houston City Council, Texas Politics, Houston Politics, Houston Astros, Campos Communications, Texas Latino Politics, Major League Baseball, National Politics, Harris County GOP, Houston City Council Elections, Houston Latino Voter Turnout, Houston City Hall, Harris County Democratic Party, Houston Elections, Texas GOP, National GOP, Texas Democratic Party, Governor Rick Perry, Latino Voter Turnout, Harris County voter turnout and analysis, National Democratic Party,, 2012 Presidential Election on October 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Yesterday was the first day to Vote Early. Here is a comparison from Day 1 in 2009. West Gray (518 in 2009/ 293 in 2011) Moody Park (100 in 2009/ 49 in 2011) Acres Homes (135 in 2009/ 79 in 2011) Ripley (63 in 2009/ 52 in 2011) HCCS (51 in 2009 / 63 in [...]
Welcome to H-Town, Lisa!
Posted in Latino politics, Marc Campos, Houston City Council, Texas Politics, Houston Politics, Houston Astros, Campos Communications, Texas Latino Politics, National Politics, Harris County GOP, Houston City Council Elections, Houston City Hall, Harris County Democratic Party, Houston Elections, Houston Voter Turnout, Texas GOP, Texas Democratic Party, Latino Media, 2012 Presidential Election, Houston Latino Politics on October 24, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
KHOU-TV (Channel 11) will introduce their newest anchor this evening and her name is Lisa Hernandez. She’ll co-anchor the 5 pm and 10 pm weekday/weeknight newscasts. She is a California girl and was a TV news reporter and weekend anchor for the ABC affiliate in LA. KHOU has been promoting her the past couple of [...]
Making the Effort
Posted in Latino politics, Marc Campos, Houston City Council, Texas Politics, Houston Politics, Councilmember James Rodriguez, Houston Astros, Campos Communications, Texas Latino Politics, Major League Baseball, National Politics, Houston City Council Elections, Houston Latino Voter Turnout, Latino Voter Registration, Houston Elections, Texas GOP, Mayor Annise Parker, National GOP, Texas Democratic Party, Latino Voter Turnout, National Democratic Party,, Houston Latino Politics on October 21, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
This is part of what we sent out a few days ago: “The Decisive Latino Force 2012” is an effort that will be led by Houston City Council Member James Rodriguez. For close to a decade now, dismal Latino voter turnout in Harris County has been a recurring topic that we’re going to address starting [...]
Wrong, wrong, wrong!
Posted in Latino politics, Marc Campos, Houston City Council, Texas Politics, Houston Politics, Councilmember James Rodriguez, Houston Astros, Campos Communications, Houston Independent School District, Texas Latino Politics, Major League Baseball, National Politics, Houston City Council Elections, Houston City Hall, Texas GOP, Mayor Annise Parker, State Senator John Whitmire, Texas Democratic Party, 2012 Presidential Election on October 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Commentary is real disappointed with the Chron E-Board this morning. Their endorsement today of the incumbent in HISD Trustee District III is a total disconnect with what is going on in the community. They got it wrong, wrong, wrong! It is not even worthy of a reprint in Commentary. I’ll say it again! They got [...]
Finally
Posted in Latino politics, Marc Campos, Houston City Council, Texas Politics, Houston Politics, Houston Astros, Campos Communications, Houston Mayoral Race, Texas Latino Politics, National Politics, Harris County GOP, Houston City Council Elections, Houston City Hall, Harris County Democratic Party, Texas GOP, Mayor Annise Parker, National GOP, Texas Democratic Party, Mayor Bill White, Governor Rick Perry, Houston Mayor Bill White, 2012 Presidential Election, Houston Latino Politics on October 19, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The Chron E-Board finally made an endorsement in At-Large 5 today and the endorsee is CM Jolanda Jones. Check it out here. It kind of looks like some on the E-Board wanted to endorse Laurie Robinson. Check this from the piece: In the current campaign, many of Jones’ critics are backing Laurie Robinson, an accomplished [...]
No E Today and Bridging the Gap
Posted in Latino politics, Marc Campos, Houston City Council, Texas Politics, Houston Politics, Houston Astros, Campos Communications, Texas Latino Politics, Major League Baseball, National Politics, Harris County GOP, Houston City Council Elections, Houston Latino Voter Turnout, Harris County Democratic Party, Houston Elections, Texas GOP, Mayor Annise Parker, National GOP, Governor Rick Perry, Latino Voter Turnout, National Democratic Party,, 2012 Presidential Election, Houston Latino Politics on October 18, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The Chron E-Board still won’t show us an endorsement in At-Large 5. They instead gave us a take on Prop 8. What’s the hold up? With Early Voting in Person six days away, most folks are thinking that we’re headed for another low turnout election this November. They are right. Two years ago, the candidates [...]
