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Tag Archives: George W. Bush
Petition aims to stop N. Central from being named after George Bush
State Rep. Dan Branch introduced a measure in the Texas House to change the name of North Central Expressway to George W. Bush Expressway. Continue reading
Posted in Instant Tea, news
Tagged Dan Branch, George W. Bush, north central expressway
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Public Policy Polling: Perry particularly unpopular
If a Public Policy Polling poll is correct, Rick Perry may be in his last term in office. According to PPP, only 29 percent of Texas voters think Perry should run for governor again in 2014 and fewer still — … Continue reading
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Tagged George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, Kay Bailey Hutchison, LBJ, Public Policy Polling, Rick Perry
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Ken Mehlman inspiring? Not to me
Hardy Haberman Flagging Left Why honor a man who spent years not just hiding in the closet, but working with those who oppressed his LGBT brothers and sisters? In a move that has stunned a lot of folks, Out Magazine … Continue reading
Posted in Columns, Viewpoints
Tagged american foundation, brothers and sisters, campaign manager, chairman of the republican national committee, George W. Bush, Hardy Haberman, hate crimes act, hiding in the closet, inspiring people, ken mehlman, LGBT rights, marriage protection amendment, Matthew Shepard, republican national committee, republican party, republican platform, same-sex marriage, sexual orientation, strategists, water under the bridge
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President George W. Bush at a gay gym?
The Bilerico Project posted the below photo of Dallas resident and former President George W. Bush at Washington D.C.’s gay gym, VIDA. The photo was originally posted on Twitter by Brightest Young Gays. We’re assuming the photo is legit. We’re … Continue reading
What’s Brewing: Uplifted by ‘The Response,’ Gov. Perry may announce presidential bid this week
Your weekday morning blend from Instant Tea: 1. More than 30,000 people are said to have attended “The Response,” Gov. Rick Perry’s day of prayer and fasting at Reliant Stadium in Houston on Saturday. Check out our coverage of the … Continue reading
King & Spalding withdraws from DOMA defense; attorney Paul Clement joins new firm
Paul Clement King & Spalding, the law firm that agreed to defend the Defense of Marriage Act on behalf of House Republican leaders, has withdrawn from the case. And the Washington-based partner who had signed on as lead counsel in … Continue reading
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Tagged bancroft, defense of marriage act, George W. Bush, Lambda Legal, paul clement, spaulding
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Tune & terror
‘TORTURE’ MEMO | The Bush Administration gets a kick in the pants in Christopher Durang’s hilarious absurdist comedy. Tommy taps and a brown guy gets the 3rd degree in 2 disparate shows ARNOLD WAYNE JONES | Life+Style Editor jones@dallasvoice.com Christopher … Continue reading
Posted in Life+Style, Stage
Tagged absurdist comedy, Arnold Wayne Jones, bandies, brown man, Christopher Durang, dallasvoice, dithery, f word, Fox News, George W. Bush, leave it to beaver, medhi, romps, style editor, taking center stage, terrorist acts, terry schiavo, tom stoppard, torture memos, traffics
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LGBT Democrats meet to strategize for the future
Texas Stonewall Democrats assess 2010 ‘ass-whipping’ at the polls during weekend meeting} See related slideshow here From Staff Reports editor@dallasvoice.com Members of the Texas Stonewall Democratic Caucus from all across the state met in Austin on March 5-6 to … Continue reading
Posted in News, Texas
Tagged breeding ground, democratic caucus, discrimination act, federal employment, George W. Bush, john birch society, keynote speakers, kyrsten sinema, little hope, mara keisling, President George W. Bush, progressive issues, Rick Perry, staff reports, state legislatures, Stonewall Democrats, Tea Party, texas democrats, texas gov, transgender activist
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WATCH: ‘The President’s Speech’
An amusing spoof of The King’s Speech featuring George W. Bush and Mike Tyson, from Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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Tagged George W. Bush, Jimmy Kimmel, jimmy kimmel live, mike tyson, Spoof
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Saudi arrested near Lubbock planned to blow up former president, Dallas resident George Bush
FBI agents today arrested Khalid Ali-M Aldawsari, a 20-year-old Saudi national studying chemical engineering at South Plains College near Lubbock, charging him with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction, according to reports on MSNBC.com. Reports says one of … Continue reading
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Tagged abu ghraib, abu ghraib prison, bush bush, carolina biological supply, chemical engineering, dams, explosive devices, federal constitutional amendment, former president, George Bush, George W. Bush, jihad, khalid ali, lgbt activists, military troops, MSNBC, msnbc reports, same-sex marriage, south plains college, weapon of mass destruction
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