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TX-23: Canseco, Larson May Face Off in GOP Primary Again


by: David Mauro

Mon Aug 03, 2009 at 06:00 PM CDT

The 2010 Republican primary to determine who will face Democratic incumbent Ciro Rodriguez could look just as it did in 2008, when Bexar County Commissioner Lyle Larson, despite being heavily outspent, defeated lawyer and businessman Fransisco "Quico" Canseco.

Canseco has said he will definitely be a candidate and told the San Antonio Express-News that he has already had discussions with the National Republican Congressional Committee. Larson has not made a final decision and told the paper he would make an announcement later this year.

Due mostly to his ability to self-finance his campaign, Canseco has been encouraged to run by NRCC Chair Pete Sessions. Canseco spent $1 million in 2008 and was soundly defeated by Larson. If Canseco decides to run again, expect Sessions and other Republicans to lean on Larson to stay out of the race, given that he lost to Rodriguez by double digits in 2008.

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John Courage supports Frances Carnot for State Rep. District 122


by: JCourage

Sat Jun 14, 2008 at 10:49 AM CDT

Friends and Fellow Democrats,

Frances Carnot needs our support and our help in her bid to unseat Frank Corte in State Rep. District. 122. Frances is a smart, articulate, and committed women dedicated to ridding the Texas Legislature of the useless menace of Frank Corte.

If you are a women, then Frank Corte is your public enemy number 1. He has singlehandedly done more to undermine women’s healthcare and women’s rights in the Texas Legislature over the last ten years than any other legislator in Austin.

If you are a parent of a public school student, he has consistently undermined public education and supported redirecting public education funding to private and religious institutions.

If you are paying high insurance fees, that is because Frank Corte is a ‘Best Friend’ of the insurance lobby!

If you are out of work or under employed and need extra help with providing healthcare for your family, don’t look to Frank Corte for that help, as he has turned a cold shoulder to the senior citizens and children of Texas when it comes to providing adequate healthcare in Texas. He is one of the reasons Texas is last in the nation for providing healthcare for our children.

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Bexar County Moves Forward on "Voter Fraud" Investigation


by: DeeceX

Thu Sep 13, 2007 at 03:36 PM CDT

The San Antonio Express-News has an update today about an ongoing investigation into allegations of voter fraud.  This is one of those cases that depends on a chain of circumstance and reasoning that often does not hold together.  
According to the story, the investigation was set in motion after Bexar County Elections Administrator Jacque Callanen cross-checked voter lists against a list of people who'd declined jury duty summons on the ground they were not citizens.  Apparently, she found 330 people who claimed non-citizenship but were registered to vote.  Apparently, 41 of those people had actually voted in elections going back to 2001. 
But there's less to the story than meets the eye. 
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