30th Time’s A Charm: Can Texas Democrats Win in 2014?

Before any true goal can be realized, it must first be visualized, idealized, and then actualized. Over the last few weeks, there's been a lot of buzz about the Texas Democratic Party... lots of talk about how it's only a matter of time before Texas becomes a swing state. I've certainly done my fair share … Continue Reading ››

Houston’s “Air War” is apparently over

Maybe Houston's airport saga is a lot like the coming month of March... in like a LION, out like a lamb?

As readers may recall from last year, the biggest news in Houston politics was regarding the bid by Southwest Airlines to expand Hobby into an International Airport, while bearing … Continue Reading ››

Vive L’ Égalité: French National Assembly passes marriage equality

Talk about a Mardi Gras worth celebrating!!

The slogan Liberté, égalité, fraternité just became a whole lot more EQUAL today. In a sweeping 329-229 vote, the French National Assembly has passed BOTH marriage equality and same-sex adoption for the country. It now heads the Senate, which all signs … Continue Reading ››

Bill Clinton’s 1985 SOTU Response

Since 1966, the Response of the party opposite to the State of the Union has become almost as large a tradition as the speech itself, and it has been used by both parties very effectively. The response has been well known to mint rising stars within party politics, and they typically go on to … Continue Reading ››

Bill O’Reilly’s LIES about NBC/ MSNBC Drone Coverage

The O'Reilly factor remains the number one cable news show on television (at least according to Neilsen ratings, which doesn't account for online viewership). His ratings beat any of the shows on MSNBC or CNN. He's the "top dog".

Knowing this is why it's simply inexcusable for Mr. O'Reilly … Continue Reading ››

BREAKING: MA’s Scott Brown will NOT run for Senate

From the Huffington Post, after a swirl of many rumors, former Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown is reportedly not going to run in the upcoming Special election for John Kerry's open Senate seat. Earlier in the week, Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick appointed his close confidant and former staffer William Cowan to serve as interim … Continue Reading ››