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Early Vote Begins In Texas But Some Areas Trending Purple – Get Out and Vote!
October 22, 2012 By Bob Price Leave a Comment
As the early vote begins in Texas, it is already underway in many states across America. Now is the time for us not to just get out the vote enough to win, but to bring all of our votes to the polls to send a clear message to our government. Many areas of Texas are solid red in our votes. But, in some of our largest counties we have gone anywhere from purple to solid blue. Many local races were lost by Republicans with the slimmest of margins. Sometimes only a few votes separated a Republican victory or loss in recent elections. This is a trend you can stop! Dallas County went blue several years ago and in 2008 President Obama washed a … [Read More...]

A Lawless Presidency – Part 5 – National Rifle Association Getting Furious Fast over Fast and Furious
October 6, 2012 By Bob Price Leave a Comment
Perhaps the most lawless act of the Obama Presidency has been its role in Operation Fast and Furious. The National Rifle Association (NRA) has been out front in keeping this story in the public's eye. While in Washington, DC, last month, I spoke with NRA Spokesperson Jacqueline Otto about Fast and Furious. She told me the NRA got "furious fast over Fast and Furious". Operation Fast and Furious first came to public attention shortly after the murder of US Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry was murdered during a firefight with Mexican gangsters in December of 2010. In the video below, I talk with Otto about the anti-gun agenda of the Obama … [Read More...]
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A Lawless Presidency, Part One – Obama Administration Rips-off Non-Union Delphi Pensions, Preserves Unions Pensions
Timothy Geithner’s planned to terminate the pensions of non-union workers at Delphi auto parts manufacturing company while using tax dollars to save the pensions of union workers. In an article by The Daily Caller stating Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner “was the driving force behind terminating the pensions of 20,000 salaried retirees at Delphi.” This action took place in 2009 as part of the auto bailout and specifically targets people who are NOT members of the labor unions.

Will Obama’s Hypocrisy Towards Hispanics Leave Him with Yet More Egg on His Face?
President Barrack Obama has a long history of hypocrisy when it comes to Hispanics. He has made many promises to Hispanics and delivered on none of them. He continues to dangle the carrot of promises, but so far the promises and left an empty plate of unfulfilled dreams. But not to worry Hispanics… According to [...]

Racism – Discrimination and Fraud in Construction – “Mexican Cliques in Construction”
Mexican Cliques in Construction, a book by thirty-year Hispanic carpenter Ricardo Charles, details a story of racism, fraud, discrimination and organized crime that is apparently running rampant in the construction industry of Texas. Mr. Charles’ story first came to my attention in a report fromHouston’s Fox 26 where I learned briefly about his allegations of corruption. [...]

Houston Texas and Sex Slavery – Human Trafficking. What do they have in common?
Just before last year’s Super Bowl in Arlington, Texas, I posted an article relating to human trafficking, sex slavery and how those things connected to the Super Bowl. The Texas Attorney General, Greg Abbott, had weighed in on the topic calling the Super Bowl “a magnet for child sex traffickers”. The story also discussed what was being [...]

A Message from Lt. Governor David Dewhurst on the President’s State of the Union Address
Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst sent the following message about tonight’s State of the Union address. This is posted for informational purposes and does not imply support of, nor endorsement of any political candidate. David Dewhurst Issues Statement on Upcoming State of the Union Address David Dewhurst issued the following statement today prior to President Barack [...]

Saddle-Up Texas Straw Poll – Ted Cruz Wins Senate Portion of Poll
The Saddle Up Texas Straw Poll event turned out to be a very successful event for candidates to meet with some of the state’s top political activists from the grassroots of Texas. I will be writing a series of posts on this event to bring you some speeches and personal interviews I conducted with some [...]








