Two recent videos about Gov. Rick Perry.

First the Back to Basics PAC hits Perry on the Trans-Texas Corridor and Property Rights.
 
 
 
 
Second a video Op-Ed from KPRC in Houston on "Chicken" Rick Perry's fear of debating Bill White.
 
 

 
 
August WCDP Executive Committee Meeting.

 


Williamson County Democratic Party

 Executive Committee Meeting

 August 12, 2010

 

7:00pm

 

Round Rock McConico Building

301 W. Bagdad Avenue

Round Rock, TX 78664


Brisket dinner available for a suggested donation of $10 


 
Watch Bill White's speech at the Texas Democratic Party Convention
 
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 You can also view previous Meet the Statewides pages, in English and Spanish, via the links from the “Statewide Candidates” section of this page: http://www.txdemocrats.org/people/candidates/
 
Read Rep. Diana Maldonado's latest Op-Ed in the Round Rock Leader, As the temperature goes up, you can drive your energy bill down.
Summer in Texas brings many different images and thoughts to people. Whether it's hiking, bike riding, swimming pools or enjoying a Round Rock Express baseball game, two things remain in the back of our mind - the heat and high electric bills.
 
Energy usage in the summer months far outpaces our usage during the rest of the year because of exceptionally hot temperatures that lead many to constantly run their air conditioning in an attempt to stay cool.
 
Fortunately, there are two options Texans have that can help us to make better and more cost effective decisions regarding our energy use.
 
 
Two letters to the editor regarding the County Commissioners continuing to leave county citizens out of the discussions regarding the landfill.  
 
Via the Taylor Daily Press,  here's and excerpt of what Precinct 4 Democratic candidate for County Commissioner Jeff Maurice had to say:
Over a year ago, Hutto-area residents were hopeful that the process of developing the master site plan and master recycling plan for the Wilco landfill would finally present an opportunity for the community to have long-promised meaningful dialogue with the county on ways to address the landfill’s negative impact on local economic development and quality of life. Instead, for the past year, these plans have been drafted without any public input. The notion that the county just wanted to create a starting point for discussion (and that it took a year to do so) is laughable. The starting point was apparent to everyone a year ago.
And this one submitted by Maurice and Precinct 2 Democratic candidate for County Commissioner Jim Stauber, Landfill oversight stinks.


 
2010 Democratic Candidates
 
 
Governor:

Lieutenant Governor:
Linda Chavez Thompson

Attorney General:
Barbara Ann Radnofsky

Land Commissioner:
Hector Uribe

Agriculture Commissioner:
Hank Gilbert

Railroad Commissioner:
Jeff Weems

Supreme Court, Place 3:
Jim Sharp

Supreme Court, Place 5:
Bill Moody

Supreme Court, Place 9:
Blake Bailey

Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 6:
Keith Hampton

Member, State Board of Education, District 10:
Judy Jennings

Justice, 3rd Court of Appeals District, Place 4:
Kurt Kuhn

State Senate, District 05:
Steve Wyman

Texas House, District 52:
Diana Maldonado (I)

County Commission, Precinct 2:
Jim Stauber

County Commission, Precinct 4:
Jeff Maurice

County Court At Law, Seat 1:
Teresa Duffin, Round Rock

County Court At Law, Seat 3:
Allyson Rowe, Round Rock