Debra Medina

Stopping an Overreaching Federal Government

The 10th Amendment to the US Constitution states, "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people." Yet, the Federal Government has expanded its powers well beyond the scope intended by the founding fathers of our country. How do we stop this unconstitutional expansion of federal power?  Read more »

    

RPT 2010 Convention SREC Meeting, Debra Medina Stops By

The State Republican Executive Committee (SREC) is composed of one woman and one man from each of the 31 state senatorial districts in Texas.

The SREC conducted a meeting from the RPT 2010 Convention, led by Republican Party of Texas Chairwoman Cathie Adams:  Read more »

    

Cutting Its Nose To Spite Its Face? Seriously?

You know, I had a lot of respect for Debra Medina. She really ran an impressive grassroots campaign for Governor, but then she goes and does something ridiculous and I can't keep my mouth shut.

Earlier this week the Republican Party of Texas denied Mrs. Medina's organization, We Texans, exhibit space for the 2010 state convention. Upon receiving the news, Mrs. Medina sent a letter requesting that the RPT reconsider their decision claiming that the party is "cutting its nose to spite its face".  Read more »

    

Arizona has capitulated and I am vindicated!

On April 30, 2010, Governor Jan Brewer of Arizona signed into law Arizona House Bill 2162, which was hurriedly rushed to her desk. This law deeply modifies SB 1070, which Governor Brewer only recently signed into Arizona state law touching off strings of angry, sometimes violent, protests and boycotts across the nation.  Read more »

    

Primaries Reveal Much Work Ahead Still For Latino Republicans

Leticia Van de Putte recently commented:

"Texas Democrats have welcomed Latino voters, while Texas Republicans have alienated them at every opportunity. I look for Republican primary voters to continue their resistance to Latinos on their primary ballot, such as Quico Canseco, running to be the Republican nominee for Congressional District 23, and Bill Flores, running for his party’s nomination in Congressional district 17."

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Primary Results For Texas Governor

Results for the Texas Gubernatorial Republican Primary are:

Candidate Percentage
Rick Perry (incumbent)        
 51%
Kay Bailey Hutchison   
 30%
Debra Medina  19%

 

Results for the Texas Gubernatorial Democratic Primary are:  Read more »

    
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