Politics can be bizarre. And bizarrer. Is that even a word? I doubt it but what other word fits what Steve Stockman has tried to do to State Sen. Mike Jackson in the race for the new CD-36 seat? Bizzaro certainly applies but I don’t think that is a word either. In case you missed [...]
CD36, SD11, HD129: Mike Jackson, Daniel McCool, John Davis
May 14, 2012 By
Choices, choices. Completing the legislative part of my ballot out here in the City of Shoreacres, I’ll be voting for the following in this year’s Republican Primary: Congressional District 36: Easy one – Mike Jackson. He ain’t a flashy rhetorical conservative like the ones so popular these days but you can count on Mike to [...]
SD-11 Candidate forum tonight!
February 20, 2012 By
The San Jacinto Republican Women are hosting a forum for the candidates vying to replace Sen. Mike Jackson in the Texas State Senate. The forum will be held at the Cleveland-Ripley Neighborhood Center located at 720 Fairmont Parkway in Pasadena. It starts at 6:00 pm and ends around 8:00 pm. Click here for a map. The candidates [...]
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 [...]
Sen. Mike Jackson receives Taxpayer Advocate award
August 16, 2011 By
Sen. Mike Jackson (R-11) was the guest speaker at last night’s monthly meeting of the San Jacinto Republican Women. He gave an overview of how he thought the recently ended legislative session went, including use of the Rainy Day Fund, the huge portion of the budget devoted to Health and Human Services, passing the Voter [...]
