Dos Centavos and Latinos for Texas

Posted on February 18, 2005 by Charles Kuffner

Two new blogs to check out: Dos Centavos, by Stace Medellin of La Raza Unida, and Latinos for Texas, which is affiliated with Democracy for Texas. Ther latter brings news that State Rep. Richard Raymond is going to run for Congress in 2006, apparently as a primary challenger to Henry Cuellar in CD28. Yeah, I still want him to run in CD23, but that’s okay. Stace, meanwhile, piles on to Rep. Betty Brown’s voting registration restrictions bill. Check them out.

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2 Responses to Dos Centavos and Latinos for Texas

  1. Burnt Orange Report says:
    February 18, 2005 at 6:27 pm

    Richard Raymond Running for Congress

    State Rep. Aaron Peña (D-Edinburg) writes on his blog: Today’s story is a juicy one. Richard Raymond is running for Congress. Richard will be challenging Henry Cuellar for the Laredo/San Antonio seat, CD 28. No, Richard has not announced but…

  2. Greg Wythe says:
    February 18, 2005 at 8:12 pm

    Odd … Ciro Rodriguez has said since the day he conceded defeat that he was running against Cuellar again, too. I’m curious if that’s a way to split the Laredo vote that carried Cuellar last time around or if Ciro has moved on.

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