I think of 2002 as the last gasp of the old order. The first gasp of the new order might well be 2010.
I consider DeLay in significant danger of losing his seat in the general election.
At some point they'll have to be summoned to the table.
The glow of the first week of an unrestricted generosity is wearing off, ... Now we're on to the stories of crime and cost and what are these guys going to do to the partisan balance.
Since the late 1920s Texas has almost consistently had a member of the high leadership in either the House or Senate or both. We simply don't have that anymore.
Lots of businesses already have domestic-partner benefits and those are already resolved. What business groups need is stability; they need to know what the law is and move on.
For most voters, schools are the No. 1 issue,
That was an effective strategy to get through the primary. But in the general election, he'll have to face Lampson and Steve Stockman, as well as the press, both local and national.
The president is doing the right thing to assure people that the federal government is much better prepared for Rita than it was for Katrina.
This isn't a good day for Tom Craddick. A number of his very close associates were indicted in circumstances he was actively involved in, ... There is guilt by association, but if (Craddick) is not indicted, it's almost like being declared innocent.
