I certainly hope you're right, Liberty. I'm afraid that a conservative candidate who might have benefited from a strong showing in our primary will drop out of the race before we're allowed to have one. Of course, if the "minority groups" can drag their lawsuit out past November 6, Texas would have no voice in the presidential election at all.Liberty wrote:While I believe that it may be the intent, Delaying the election may well have the opposite resuls. It very well could result in having the The Texas election determining who the Repubublican nominee will be by giving us the last word on the candidates.MikeJ wrote:IMHO, the redistricting litigation is a Communist plot to prevent conservative Texas from having any say in the Republican Party's choice of a presidential candidate. (I use Communist and Democrat interchangeably.O.F.Fascist wrote:Judge: Texas should plan on May 29 primary
IMO this is a good thing, gives the non-incumbent candidates more time to get their name out there, and spread their message.) And the title of this thread should be "Will Texas have a U.S. Senate race in 2012?" As the Caller story says, the redistricting disputes, and therefore the dates for any elections, still aren't settled.
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IMHO, the redistricting litigation is a Communist plot to prevent conservative Texas from having any say in the Republican Party's choice of a presidential candidate. (I use Communist and Democrat interchangeably.O.F.Fascist wrote:Judge: Texas should plan on May 29 primary
IMO this is a good thing, gives the non-incumbent candidates more time to get their name out there, and spread their message.
) And the title of this thread should be "Will Texas have a U.S. Senate race in 2012?" As the Caller story says, the redistricting disputes, and therefore the dates for any elections, still aren't settled.