Okay, so we all know that I’m not a fan of Steve Stockman. I didn’t like the blatant lies his campaign put out against my guy, Texas State Sen. Mike Jackson, or his performance at the Clear Lake Area Republicans forum prior to his July 31st runoff win against Stephen Takach. That said, no one [...]
Steve Stockman v Stephen Takach in CD36 – really?
July 18, 2012 By
Sometimes I go to forums and come back fired up and ready to write. Sometimes I go and want to forget I went. Sometimes I go and think, is this it? This is the best and brightest that the Republican Party has to offer? Last night’s Clear Lake Area Republicans meeting featuring the two runoff [...]
Stockman, Takach will square off at Clear Lake Area Republicans
July 16, 2012 By
Harris County residents of the newly created CD-36 will have an opportunity to hear from the two runoff candidates vying for the Republican nomination tomorrow night at the regular meeting of the Clear Lake Area Republicans. From the CLAR email: Please join the Clear Lake Area Republicans for our regular July meeting tomorrow night, [...]
Talking CD36 with Mike Jackson
August 19, 2011 By
I had the opportunity to chat with Sen. Mike Jackson yesterday afternoon about his entry into the race for the new Texas Congressional District 36. Yeah, I’m sure that most of you don’t care but this is exciting stuff for those of us in Shoreacres! Having a hometown boy like Mike in Washington, D. C. [...]
Sen. Mike Jackson files for US Congress
August 18, 2011 By
Good news from my hometown State Sen. Mike Jackson: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE State Senator Mike Jackson Files with the Federal Election Commission as a Candidate for Texas’ 36th Congressional District Contact: Ash Wright, 512.470.8430 ashwright@ymail.com La Porte, TX – Thursday, August 18, 2011 – Today, Mike Jackson, State Senator from the [...]
One Voter’s Checklist for Candidates for the New CD 36
June 26, 2011 By
Well, it’s that time of year again—the start of campaign season! This time around it looks like we are going to have a lot excitement in Texas and local politics: Governor Perry may run for President and Lt. Governor Dewhurst may run for the U.S. Senate (or decide to wait and see about his chances [...]
