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May 6, 2014

Did Jon Stewart imply that Senator Lindsey Graham is gay?

Jon was in great form tonight on fake outrage over Benghazi. Jon accused Graham of being more interested in going to a dance with a male colonel than dealing with up armored vehicles

May 3, 2014

Come see Leticia van de Putte tomorrow at Fort Bend Cinco de Mayo event

Come out and meet Leticia on Saturday, May 3 at the Knight of Columbus facility. http://www.fortbenddemocrats.org/hispanic_heritage_society1. It should be a pretty day

May 3, 2014

Is Texas Turning Blue?

MSNBC had a good segment Wendy Davis and Battleground Texas. http://www.msnbc.com/jansing-and-co/watch/is-texas-turning-blue-241968707901

May 2, 2014

GOP Attorney General Candidate Violated Securities Law, Gets Reprimand

The leading GOP candidate to replace Greg Abbott as attorney general does not understand that he is suppose to enforce the laws and not break the laws. http://www.texastribune.org/2014/05/02/paxton-violated-securities-law-gets-reprimand/

State Sen. Ken Paxton, a Republican candidate for Texas attorney general, violated the Texas Securities Act by soliciting investment clients without being registered as required by law, according to a disciplinary order made public Friday.

Under the order from the Texas State Securities Board, Paxton was “reprimanded” and fined $1,000. He is also required from now on to disclose in writing his paid solicitor relationship to any clients he refers to an investment adviser.

In at least one instance investigated by The Texas Tribune, a legal client Paxton solicited on behalf of an investment adviser had no idea the senator was getting paid for the referrals, according to court documents.

The State Securities Board, which regulates the securities industry in Texas, released a written statement about the order on Friday.

“In any action the State Securities Board undertakes, the only consideration is the facts of the case. The agency does not consider any extrinsic factors,” said board spokesman Robert Elder. "The order speaks for itself."

The Democratic nominee for Attorney General has one of the truly great names in Texas politics, Sam Houston. I met Sam at a fundraiser and the man is impressive. This could be a fun race

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