Daily Archives: October 16, 2008

Ibarra brothers sue Lloyd Kelley

Sometimes you think there are no twists and turns left in a story, then you find there are indeed. Erik and Sean Ibarra filed suit Wednesday in a Harris County court, accusing Lloyd E. Kelley of breach of contract. The … Continue reading Continue reading

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Early Vote rally preview

A small peek at what’s coming on Sunday night for the early vote rally at Discovery Green: Apparently, YouTube has blocked the sound, but you’ll hear it on Sunday night starting at 7 PM. Guest speakers will include Senate candidate … Continue reading Continue reading

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Et tu, Mike?

I’ve said more than once that the office of the County Attorney has played a significant role in the various scandals emanating from the District Attorney and Sheriff’s offices. Now, thanks to the work of Wayne Dolcefino, it seems that … Continue reading Continue reading

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Candidate Q&A: Larry Weiman

Note: This entry is part of a series of written Q&As with judicial candidates who will be on the ballot in Harris County. I am also doing recorded interviews with non-judicial candidates. 1. Who are you, and what are you … Continue reading Continue reading

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Endorsement watch: Two out of three ain’t bad

Three more Legislative endorsements from the Chron today. I got two of them right. Dwayne Bohac for Texas House District 138: Republican incumbent Bohac was born and raised in this northwest and west Houston district and has served in the … Continue reading Continue reading

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Endorsement watch: More for Strawn and more

Susan Strawn keeps racking up the endorsements of her candidacy for Texas’ Worst Court. Here’s the Statesman: The Court of Criminal Appeals should be a showcase of Texas justice. Instead, it has become a national embarrassment. It’s time for a … Continue reading Continue reading

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And the Democratic perspective

This article appears to be a companion piece to the earlier story about the Republican game plan, though it’s less about strategy and more about the legislative horse races. [T]hough Texas Republicans dispute any notion of losing their leverage, political … Continue reading Continue reading

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