Texas political filings update with candidates and offices
A lengthy list details Republican and Democratic filings across Texas. It names lawmakers and hopefuls for U S Senate and House districts, state boards, Texas House races, county offices, and party sources. Candidates include McCain Giuliani Romney Obama Clinton Edwards Biden and many others, with incumbents noted for districts and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Wayne Smith
Harris County
Ed Emmett
Charles Bacarisse
Ahmad Hassan
David Mincberg
Chuck
Democratic Party
Republican Party of
Obama and Huckabee Win Iowa Caucuses in 2008
Obama won the Democratic caucus in Iowa with about 37 percent as Edwards and Clinton chased him. Huckabee led the Republican field with roughly 34 percent, defeating Romney. Romney trailed, while McCain and Thompson vied for third. Voters cited change and evangelical support, with Obama drawing strong among first-time caucus-goers. Clinton conferred with Obama as Edwards vowed to persist into New Hampshire.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Barack Obama
Hillary Clinton
Mike Huckabee
White House
Obama
Illinois
Washington
Romney
Fred Thompson
John McCain
Clinton
Patti Solis Doyle
America
Edwards
Associated Press
New Hampshire
Huckabee
Arkansas
Paign
McCain
Dennis Kucinich
Ohio
New Mexico
Bill Richardson
Chris Dodd
Connecticut
Joseph Biden
Delaware
Richardson
Kucinich
Bush
Massachusetts
Arizona
Ron Paul
Texas
Tennessee
Thompson
Rudy Giuliani
New York
National Academy stresses teaching evolution in schools
The National Academy of Sciences and Institute of Medicine urge public schools to teach evolution, citing new fossil evidence and rejecting creationism. The report notes ongoing state debates, including Florida proposing standards adding evolution and Texas officials facing evolution politics. Critics argue students should learn evidence for and against evolution while supporters emphasize clear science education.
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National Academy
Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Institute of Medicine
Florida
Consid
State Board of Education
Texas
Chris Comer
Comer
Texas State Board of Education
Josh Rosenau
National Center For Science Education
Casey Luskin
The
Discovery Institute
Congress
Flare at Exxon Mobil Baytown Plant Triggers Shutdown
A compressor trip at Exxon Mobil Baytown plant caused a chemical flare on Thursday. Public affairs representative Connie Tilton said the issue should be resolved by today and flaring would cease once fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Exxon Mobil
Connie Tilton
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Hugh Cort
Alabama
Duncan Hunter
California
Alan Keyes
Maryland
Clate
Mitt Romney
Corpus Christi
Rick Noriega
Houston
Rhett Smith
San Antonio
U.S
Ted Poe
Humble
W. Chris Peden
Friendswood
Gene Green
Erie Story
Michael Galloway
the Woodlands
VaLinda Hathcax
Mario Gallegos
Gilbert Pena
Mike Jackson
LaPorte
Bryan Hermann
Joe Jaworski
Galveston
Michael
Mike” Parrott Constable
Tony Lewis
Ken Jones
L.R
Randy” Rush
William
Bill” Norwood
Chambers County
Joe LaRive
Winnie
Hugh Sigers
Mike Little
Liberty- Democrat
Cheryl Lieck
Anahuac
Cosm
Call
Beaumont
Wicsca.com
Becin
Maxeoven
Spa
Koogies.com
AVEDA
W. Baker Road
S-M
Stolander Rd
Tesfurniture.com
Rollingbrook
Fallen Firefighters Memorial
R.a.smith Gifts, Inc
SELEC
Ashley Furniture
Jim Shore
Dayton