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Lakesha Rogers Announces for Democratic State Chair


by: Karl-Thomas Musselman

Sat Apr 01, 2006 at 03:55 PM CST

I'm cutting and pasting this one from the press release. Full text in the extended.
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A Good Idea


by: Karl-Thomas Musselman

Fri Mar 17, 2006 at 03:03 PM CST

This from a Harris County yahoo group.  If the SDEC is willing, this could be the best thing for not only the candidates in the TDP Chair race but the party as well.  We don't need more stories about rifts or disarray in the party thanks to the statements this past week. As if we needed help dismembering ourselves from the Media.
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A Message from Charlie Urbina-Jones


by: Karl-Thomas Musselman

Wed Mar 15, 2006 at 08:13 PM CST

It's a hopping day on all things TDP Chair Race related here at BOR. We've gotten ahold of a copy of Charlie Urbina-Jones's letter to the SDEC.  I'm assuming he is running for both the SDEC special election and the June convention election since there is no mention otherwise in his e-mail.

From: Charlie Urbina-Jones
To: UrbinaJonesForTexas@yahoo.com
Subject: Our Future
Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2006 17:29:23

To the SDEC Members & Texas Democratic Leadership:
RE: Our Future

Since November I have been traveling throughout Texas listening to the People of our Party. I have heard the frustration, anger and disappointment but I have also heard the hope. For too long our party has fought amongst itself, ignored the grassroots and cherry picked who we support. This is not the Democratic Way!

I want to offer the People and the Party another possibility. A chance at turning Texas Blue, at restoring our Party and our government back to the People. I've heard the repeated call for a "Democratic Party" to be created in Texas but the truth is we have one and what we need is an internal revolution to bring us back to our roots.

I asked each Democrat I met on my travels "what do you want the Party to be, what do you want the Party to do" and each time I was answered with silence. Apparently they'd never been asked that question before and that's a scary thought. When did we stop listening to our most important asset? The People are the heart and soul of the Democratic Party and I feel that until we get back to this, we may be lost.

Our website will be up next week (UrbinaJonesForTexas.com), I say our because this site belongs as much to the People of this party as it does to me.  If you're like me you're not just in search of a vision, for the Texas Democratic Party, but you want  a plan of action to go with it. This is what the website is about; this is what our campaign is about and this is what the TDP needs: the vision of its People with a plan to implement your vision throughout Texas. A list of supporters from all over Texas will be on the site, if you would like to become a supporter please email or call me. I want you to know me and have the opportunity to personally ask the questions.

I've attached what I call the Texas Agenda, a collection of insight and ideas from Democrats all over Texas.  Email me, call me... because I want to hear from You! And I want to know: WHAT DO YOU WANT THE PARTY TO BECOME!

In the spirit of Justice, Equality & Freedom-

Charlie

The attached Texas Agenda was an empty file in the version that I received. I'll try to get ahold of a working version and post that tomorrow.

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