Daily Archives: April 2, 2006

Smith sues, Casteel concedes

Two primary stories from South Texas Chisme: First, defeated Supreme Court hopeful Steven Wayne Smith is filing suit over “irregularities” in the ballots. Tarrant County officials said last month that a programming glitch caused some ballots to be counted as … Continue reading Continue reading

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About the last thing I care to say regarding Tom DeLay’s concealed handgun license

I didn’t expect the whole DeLay-loses-gun-license thing to be more than a one-day giggle, but there’s something in this Chron editorial from Friday that bugs me. Like those erstwhile DeLay allies in Washington, the author of the Texas concealed weapon … Continue reading Continue reading

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It takes only a plurality

The latest Zogby-WSJ online poll for the Texas Governor’s race is out, and guess what? Chris Bell is ahead of Carole Keeton Strayhorn. With the pre-primary DMN poll, that’s two out of three showing Bell to be the leading contender … Continue reading Continue reading

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Chron runoff endorsements

Given how inexcusably pokey the Chron was at making their primary endorsements, I’m glad to see that they at least have their runoff recommendations made in a timely manner. I’m sure it helps that they needed only to excerpt from … Continue reading Continue reading

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“Spider-man” fined

The saga of the Frech Spiderman has come to an end in Houston. A Houston judge ordered the man known as the “French Spiderman” to pay a $2,000 fine after he pleaded guilty today to criminal trespass, according to KHOU. … Continue reading Continue reading

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