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Weston Martinez: Why Texas Should be "Winner Take All"

Apr 05, 2012
Yesterday I sent an email to Steve Munisteri and all my colleagues on the SREC requesting an emergency meeting where we would consider changing the delegate allocation in the Texas GOP primary to a winner-take-all for the Presidential election. I sent this request due to the encouragement I received from many conservative Texans in my Senate District and around the state.
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Kel Seliger: Redistricting at its Worst

Feb 28, 2012
When voters look at all that is going on with Texas redistricting it reminds them of how hard liberals will fight to have greater power. So many groups are fighting for there own interest instead of the constituents they represent. Groups like the “Mexican American Legislative Caucus” whose agenda is not representing latinos but representing Democrat latinos specifically. Liberal organizations and politicians who peddle their agenda for greater control are at the helm of the redistricting dilemma. Remember, when someone in power feels threatened they will stop at nothing to protect themselves. That’s where Republican Senator Kel Seliger comes in.
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Dr. Stuart Spitzer a Sharp Contrast to the Establishment

Feb 06, 2012
Dr. Stuart Spitzer, husband and father of two is seeking to unseat a liberal republican Lance Gooden in Texas House District 4. Dr. Spitzer is fresh on the political scene; he spent 12 years in college, medical school, and residency after which he and his wife Shari returned to Athens County his home town. They now live in Kaufman County. The Battle for Conservatives is not always as clear as you might think. Many times the battle isn’t Democrat vs. Republican. Sadly the battle is within the party who’s platform stands for the very things that bring prosperity and moral strength. Dr. Spitzer is running in a primary against an opponent who is using the Republican Party to accomplish a liberal agenda. More government spending and control over private citizens.
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Mitt’s a Hit in the Hawkeye Cauceye

Jan 04, 2012

Mitt Romney is without a doubt a big winner in last nights (way to late) caucus in Iowa. Here’s why. In 2008 Romney spent a gross amount of money in Iowa and appeared to have the upper hand going into the final week only to place a poor distant second. This time around Mitt Spent considerably less money and eked out a first place finish. His most ardent opponent Newt Gingrich placed a very sorry fourth. So Mitt spends less money and less time and wins.

Rick Santorum who has become the anti-Romney social conservative candidate comes in a very close second to Romney in last night’s photo finish. However Santorum will not have the money or structure to go the distance against Romney. Let’s look at history the same thing happened to Mike Huckabee just four years ago. It is close to impossible to build a future off just one win. Didn’t say it couldn’t be done I said it was close to impossible. Remember Santorum isn’t even on the ballot in some upcoming states.

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