As we say goodbye to 2014, it is right to take a moment for reflection. So Texas Leftist wants to answer the ephemeral question...
For the year that was 2014, who had the greatest impact on Texas Politics??
There are of course lots of contenders. Attorney General Greg Abbott handily defeated rival Wendy Davis, and is set … Continue Reading ››
If you are a regular Texas Leftist reader, then you have probably come across some posts regarding the Minimum Wage. This blog was even mentioned on the Forbes.com website over the issue.
It's important to blog about why an increase in the minimum wage is needed. But along with the blogging, I am exploring … Continue Reading ››
In the Second installment of the 2014 Texas Leftist Candidate Questionnaire we hear from Ron Hale, candidate for the Texas State Senate, District 15. He is a Republican.
Please note: Responses have been received directly from the candidate, and have been posted ver batim from the email received. This is done out of fairness to all … Continue Reading ››
Over the weekend Texans received something of a campaign season bombshell that has now turned into a national story. In advance of her book's release date, Wendy Davis revealed that she, like many other Texas women, has had to terminate two of her pregnancies due to severe fetal abnormalities. Here are more details from the … Continue Reading ››
State Senator Leticia Van de Putte continues with another huge step in her historic campaign to be Texas' first Female, Hispanic Lieutenant Governor. Today the Democratic candidate released her first major statewide TV ads. Here's more from the Van de Putte campaign via press release...
San Antonio, TX — This weekend, Leticia Van de Putte is releasing … Continue Reading ››
In most statewide election cycles, the typical focus is going to be on some key races... the Governor, Lieutenant Governor and state legislature. The first two because they are the highest elected officials in the state, and the legislature because they are the ones who represent constituents at capitol, and those who make the laws.
But … Continue Reading ››
