Talk about speaking softly and with a small stick. Dem voters underwhelmingly voted to send The Chosen One up against conservative Republican Sen. John Cornyn in November. He received 50.97% of the vote statewide against three “challengers” that raised enough money combined to fill one of the fuel tanks on my truck.
Wow. What a showing by The Chosen One. Oh, heck, I almost forgot, I was asked by someone close to his campaign to refer to him as LTC. TCO. That’s Lieutenant Colonel The Chosen One for those of you in Pasadena.
I mean, come on! Hand picked by both the party establishment and the most popular liberal blogs, the guy barely avoids a run-off against a school teacher that has never run for office, a perennial loser that has a name like an actor and a guy that ran for both the Dem Senate nomination and the Rep President nomination. Like I said, what a showing!
And to top it of, the guy ran on strength of character and conviction based upon his very good armed services record. Then, this man of strength of character and conviction attends his Dem caucus meeting but refuses to side with either Obama or Clinton, instead holding out to see who the highest bidder will be!
Texas voters will have a clear choice in November in the race for U.S. Senate. LTC TCO or conservative Sen. John Cornyn. It doesn’t get much clearer than that.
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I bet Senator Cornyn is shaking in his boots .
The scary thing about this is that if the Repubs stay home in November, he could be our new State Senator
selling to the highest bidder - hm naw no repub has done that. any i dea how we got hte TTC?
Funny, I drove across Texas and never ran into that TTC thing you mentioned. Any idea where it is?
4.
Yeah, I keep looking for it to make my trip to South Texas quicker. Maybe you need those 3-D glasses thingys to see it.
Looks like he ran about the same as the other anointed one - John McCain - doesn’t it?
Rastus,
Why don’t you show us all by giving us links to the party or bloggers anointing McCain? Should be easy enough, you say it every day.
bigjoly where ya been ya need to come out to waller if your not knowing of this venture they are throwing on you.
I drove through Waller last week. Dang, how’d I miss it? You got a link for a map of it? I can’t believe how blind I am.
I-69 Tier II proposed route:
http://www.corridorwatch.org/ttc_2007/CW00691300.htm
TTC 35 Routes:
http://www.corridorwatch.org/ttc_2007/CW00350300.htm
Oh, you mean the TTC doesn’t exist? It’s proposed?
That’s why I haven’t seen it. But dow said “any i dea how we got hte TTC?”.
Dow, per Shannon’s links above, we ain’t “got hte TTC”.
#7 - Mr. BJ. I assumed that it was pretty well general knowledge that Senator McCain had already claimed the title of presumptive nominee prior to last night’s elections. If that assumption is incorrect, then I stand corrected.
Claiming something and being anointed to something are two rather distinct things, no?
#4 #5 - Mebbe it’s got a cloaking device. I heard the CFR’s been working on one since Karl took the weather machine and went home.
aw big jolly just a havin a little fun with ya. do you think we can stop the trans texas corridor?
I think that the TTC will not be built as presented. But some less obnoxious form of it will be built and it will be good for Texas business. Don’t know what form it will ultimately take but there are legitimate transportation needs to be addressed.