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Newt Gringrich On Talk 650
(credit: Getty Images) Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich joins Neal Boortz on Talk 650. CBS CARES Sweeps Dates: Jan 16 - Mar 31 Prize: New York for three nights with a guest and a free...
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Obama: American Economy Most Dynamic In World
(credit: Getty Images) The President of the United States Barack Obama joins The Michael Smerconish Show on Talk 650. The SmerconishShow
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Ron Paul: “I Blame The System”
Michael Smerconish discusses Steve Jobs’ death, Wall Street protests, and the general economy with Texas Congressman and potential Presidential nominee Ron Paul. Michael Smerconish Mobile device users...
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Perry Claims To Be ‘Commander In Chief Of 20,000 Troops’ In Campaign Ad
AUSTIN (CBS Houston) — Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry claims in a new commercial that he is the “commander in chief of 20,000 troops.” The commercial entitled “Champion” runs for about a...
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Ron Paul’s District Up For Grabs In Texas Primary
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Republicans scrambling to replace Ron Paul and fill four new U.S. House seats are among the most closely watched congressional races in the Texas primary. Paul didn’t endorse any...
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Texas Primary Turnout Was Low, Runoff May Be Lower
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Turnout was low for the Texas primary, and a July 31 runoff to decide who wins the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate is likely to see it sink even lower. Both Lt. Gov. David...
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Roll Of Dice Picks New Webster City Council Member
WEBSTER, Texas (AP) — A dice roll has landed a lucky candidate on a city council in the Houston area. Diana Newland on Tuesday defeated Edward Lapeyre for a place on the Webster City Council. Both...
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Opinion: Florida’s Voter Purge Attempts To Stifle Democrats and Minorities
In 2000, at the direction of a Republican Governor, Florida state officials quietly engaged in a campaign to disenfranchise voters. Conveniently, the purge of “felons” removed thousands of legitimate...
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Lawmakers Who Joined GOP Struggle For Re-Election
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — When state Rep. J.M. Lozano abandoned the Democratic Party in March, the Texas GOP held a welcoming ceremony at its Austin headquarters featuring the biggest of its big guns,...
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Tea Party Wins Big In Texas; Incumbents Pushed Out
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas Republican voters made their preferences clear: The tea party is in and incumbents are out. In runoffs across the state Tuesday, incumbents found themselves besieged by tea...
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Texas Woman Forced To Cover Up ‘Vote The Bible’ Shirt In Order To Cast Ballot
WILLIAMSON COUNTY, Texas (CBS Houston) — A Texas woman claims that a polling place forced her to cover up her “Vote the Bible” shirt she was wearing or she would not be allowed to vote. Texas Values is...
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“If The South Would Have Won” Would We Have It Made?
Intern Roger Dunlop visits the polls to find out “if the South would have won” would we have it made? If the South would have won Mobile device users may click here to listen to the audio.
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Obama Wins Re-Election; Looks Ahead To Future
President Barack Obama won his bid for re-election Tuesday night, defeating former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney despite a weak economy and tremendous job loss that plagued his first term stifled the...
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Jamie From King County: “15 Is A Lot”
Jamie, the King County Clerk, breaks down the election in a county that only had five votes for Obama and what life is like in a small town (including what her and her husband may or may not do to...
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Perry: ‘Biggest Pipedream I Have Ever Heard’ As Former Obama Aides Launch...
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Former aides to President Barack Obama are kicking off a plan to turn reliably red-state Texas blue. Or as Gov. Rick Perry calls it, “the biggest pipedream I have ever heard.”...
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Perry Delays Announcement On Re-Election
GRAPEVINE, Texas (AP) — Gov. Rick Perry says he is delaying an announcement on whether he will run for re-election until after the new special session ends. He had said an announcement would come...
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Timeline Of Events In Texas Gov. Rick Perry’s Life
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Rick Perry had led a charmed political life, never losing an election between 1984 and 2010, despite switching parties and having the state around him shift from faithfully...
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Texas Primary Sends Message Cruz, Tea Party Still Wield Considerable Influence
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — The first primary in what Republicans hope is a triumphant election year sent a message that U.S. Sen Ted Cruz and the Tea Party still wield considerable influence in one of the...
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Man Wins Election In Mississippi By Drawing Longer Straw
WAVELAND, Miss. (CBS Houston/AP) – Twelve years after losing a coin toss in a tied election for alderman in coastal Mississippi, independent Charles Piazza won a tie by drawing the longer of two...
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University of Houston & Office of Stan Stanart 10-30-16
Dr. Laura Murillo (President & CEO, Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce) sits down with Dr. Jeronimo Cortina (University of Houston) and Hector De Leon (Office of Stan Stanart) to talk about this...
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