Democratic Sweep Reshapes Texas, Williamson County Politics
Democrats ended decades of losses as voters rejected establishment Republicans and flipped the state House, while James Talarico won the first Senate seat since 1988.
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'High On Their Own Supply': Texas Sen. Ted Cruz Warns Democratic Sweep Could Lock GOP Out For Years
In the wreckage of an election night that shattered a generation of Republican dominance, Sen. Ted Cruz offered no sugarcoating. Sitting behind his studio mic on a recent episode of his “Verdict” podcast, the Texas Republican surveyed a transformed Washington and laid bare what he saw: a runaway opposition, a shattered congressional map, and a […] ‘High On Their Own Supply’: Texas Sen. Ted Cruz Warns Democratic Sweep Could Lock GOP Out For Years
Why a ‘Purple Tornado’ Swept Through Texas
Suzanne Bellsnyder, 53, was born and raised in Spearman, Texas (population 2,810), located in the state’s rural panhandle along the Oklahoma border, about an hour and a half’s drive from Amarillo, the closest city with a medical trauma center. For 30 years, Bellsnyder worked in the Texas Capitol in Austin and for Republican campaigns, helping paint the state red in 1998. When she was Greg Abbott’s field director during his first run for governor…
Texas GOP Rout Vindicates Author who Predicted State Could Turn Blue
Democrats’ sweeping victories in Texas have revived interest in the state’s long history of populist and left-wing politics, giving renewed attention to David Griscom’s book The Myth of Red Texas, which argues that the state’s conservative image obscures a deeper tradition of political dissent.
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