Texas Legislature and Student Senate marred in controversy
By: Naila Dhanani ‘Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,’ says the engraving on the Statue of Liberty. Often heralded as the land of immigrants, America is currently embroiled in a battle to see who’s welcome where and what ri…

This is intended to be pretty much a straightforward question. Everyday the newswires are blazing with something said about Sarah Palin, or why she needed to react to criticism.

Oh, and I also wanted to mention that whole ‘Democratic Party/Left Wing’ deal is left there because the entire party isn’t exactly on the left.

Anyway, I thought I’d just toss this one into the hopper and see where it went.

Rick Perry Accuses Obama Of Leaving Texas In The Dust
SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) – Texas Governor Rick Perry criticized the Obama administration on Thursday for not responding to a request for a disaster aid for the parched state, where wildfires have scorched nearly 2 million acres.

Favorite Designers: John Fought
Editor’s Note: In each month of 2011 Cybergolf correspondent Tony Dear will cover his favorite course designers and explain why he rates them so highly. Now up: John Fought.

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As a product of the 1930s, the Democrat Party has always been known as the “Democrat Party” (((until recently))), when I’ve been, at times, rudely told that the Democrat Party is the Democratic Party.

Since the word “Democratic” which is an adjective, as opposed to the word, “Democrat ,” being a noun, why do so many insist on the Democrat Party be improperly called the Democratic Party?

Another point:

I think that most of those proponents of the Democrat Party just don’t realize that the Democrat Party has been taken over by the Progressives. The Democrat Party had been the home of traditional Liberals until the contemporary Liberals had co-opted the Democrat Party, closely followed by the Progressives.

What do you think?

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We Capture the COLOR of Constituency

Gary Polland and David Jones reflect on their conversation with Candidates for the Texas General Land Office, Jerry Patterson and Hector Uribe; broadcast date September 24, 2010. www.houstonpbs.org

secularstupidest.com Interview parody combined with music from a live event I recorded. Democrat Candidate for Governor was interviewed on http in which he said Pres. Obama could take his endorsement and Shove It! What does this mean, is it the Oct. Surprise?

Texas’ Republican House Speaker told a radio station (KLBJ am) that he was open to raising the gasoline tax — of which 40% is already diverted to non-road purposes. That’s not the first-step position a conservative leader takes in dealing with an issue.