March 1st TX State Primary Election

[wiredgeorge]

They have redistricted and it is a tad confusing. It kind of depends on what office is being voted on. Here is a list of Republican Candidates for Governor:

Greg Abbott (Incumbent)
Paul Belew
Daniel Harrison
Kandy Kaye Horn
Donald Huffines
Rick Perry
Chad Prather
Allen B. West

Guess I will need to do some research as I know little about some of these folks. Slick Rick is back on the ballot I believe. I wonder if he can remember which Texas departments he will shut down to save a buck....

 

[BuzzinSATX]

Wee Bobby O’Roark for the win! LOL!

Actually, I’m thinking hard about Allen West

 

[AKM47]

Who's the most conservative out of the bunch

 

[majormadmax]

It's James Richard "Rick" Perry who served in state government from 1985-2015 as a state representative, agriculture commissioner, lieutenant governor and governor from 2000-2015, and then as the energy secretary on Donald Trump’s cabinet.

It's Ricky Lynn Perry, a computer engineer from Springtown a town northwest of Fort Worth in Parker County...

Analysis: A rose by any other name could stink up the Texas ballot

Political people in Texas know that the Rick Perry on the 2022 Republican primary ballot is not the former governor of the state. Do voters know?

www.texastribune.org

 

[cbigclarke]

I did not know that Chad was going to run. This is going to be tuff decision between him and west for me

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[Vaquero]

Chad ain't what you think.

 

[kbaxter60]

Chad ain't what you think.

Please, explain.

 

[gll]

I know it won't matter to many, but I like that Don Huffines is a fifth generation Texan...

 

[rotor]

I know it won't matter to many, but I like that Don Huffines is a fifth generation Texan...

Aside from the fact that he was born in Texas for which he can take no credit, the rest of his plans are hogwash. No property tax. BS.
The main issue is to make sure a demorat like Beto doesn't get in and I don't think Huffines is the man to do that.

 

[seeker_two]

It's between West and Huffines for me. I've kept up with West's career for awhile, and he's been consistently conservative in his ideas and actions. But Huffines has been more vocal in his opposition to Santa Abbott's power grabs and concessions to the Dems. And Huffines has a stronger anti-baby-murder stance than West.

Guess I have until Valentine's Day to decide....

 

[jonevill]

It's West for me. I've liked him ever since he was representative from Florida.

 

[oldag]

It's James Richard "Rick" Perry who served in state government from 1985-2015 as a state representative, agriculture commissioner, lieutenant governor and governor from 2000-2015, and then as the energy secretary on Donald Trump’s cabinet.

It's Ricky Lynn Perry, a computer engineer from Springtown a town northwest of Fort Worth in Parker County...

Analysis: A rose by any other name could stink up the Texas ballot

Political people in Texas know that the Rick Perry on the 2022 Republican primary ballot is not the former governor of the state. Do voters know?

www.texastribune.org

That really could screw things up.

 

[oldag]

Leaning towards West, but still have research to do.

 

[toddnjoyce]

I’m still undecided. All of them are more interested in power or being an assclown than governing this state.

 

[Younggun]

Aside from the fact that he was born in Texas for which he can take no credit, the rest of his plans are hogwash. No property tax. BS.
The main issue is to make sure a demorat like Beto doesn't get in and I don't think Huffines is the man to do that.

“Abolish Property Tax” is more of an attention grabbing slogan than anything else. I haven’t heard anything to go along with it like how the fund will be replaced or what would be cut to make up for the lost fund. While I have big issues with property tax, he really doesn’t provide a solution.

Not to mention he would have no power to make it happen.


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[pronstar]

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[seeker_two]

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Crenshaw needs to understand the term "apologetics" and be ready to answer questions of faith....

 

[MTA]

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Hes such a cuckold. I cant stand that asshole

 

[pronstar]

Man I really wanted to like Crenshaw, and initially was willing to overlook some differences.

But jeepers…those differences make all the, um, difference. He’s a swamp creature.

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[majormadmax]

It's between West and Huffines for me. I've kept up with West's career for awhile, and he's been consistently conservative in his ideas and actions. But Huffines has been more vocal in his opposition to Santa Abbott's power grabs and concessions to the Dems. And Huffines has a stronger anti-baby-murder stance than West.

Guess I have until Valentine's Day to decide....

If you think West or Huffines can do any better, than vote for them. I don't, and won't.