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After winning the Texas, Ohio and Rhode Island primaries, Clinton hints at a joint presidential ticket with Obama. But is this “dream ticket” feasible?

When winter weather hits the Dallas / Fort Worth Texas area, hilarity ensues. Schools close. Grocery store shelves empty. The Metroplex basically puts its head between its knees and kissed its butt goodbye. Follow the events on ABC channel 8’s weather blog.

See, it’s because he’s requesting to see her tax forms she promised during a debate that she would release “soon,” perhaps before Ohio and Texas, ‘definitely’ before Pennsylvania. When Clinton asks people to ask questions about Obama’s financial history, though, she calls it vetting. Will bringing up Starr blow back up in her face?

Sometimes the only intelligent response to Republican stupidity is a really outrageous T-Shirt.(Provoked by Pandagon’s hilarious observation that “Texas AG Greg Abbott, who apparently has nothing better to do than to separate women from their dildos, has asked the 5th Circuit Court to rehear the sex toy case.”)

The Dallas/Fort Worth office leasing market maintained a steady pace throughout fourth quarter 2007 and registeredroughly 420,000 square feet of black ink, primarily driven bythe Class A sector. Not surprisingly, the suburbs fueled theabsorption growth with West Plano/Frisco and LBJ Freewayat the top.

Houston’s office leasing market posted another solid quarter capping off a record year. The market registered 1.2 million square feet of positive net absorption during the fourth quarter of 2007 as the annual absorption level grew to just over 6 million square feet.

Hillary Clinton used dishonest scare tactics to defeat Obama in Texas and Ohio with her 3 am phone call ad. This tactic worked in a Democratic primary on voters who are supposed to be wary of such pettiness. If this kind of crap can work on Democrats in a primary election, think of the field day McCain’s team will have in a general election.

Excerpts from Danny Signorelli’s discussion at the Texas Development Summit, Feb 4, 2008. Statistics on Unemployment Rates, Job Growth, Population Growth, and U.S. Exporting of Manufactured Commodities.

As mention in my previous post regarding Ron Paul, he easily won his bid for another two years as a U.S. Representative from Texas District 14. This of course is great news! But the question now becomes, What about Ron Paul’s presidential campaign? According to the article below, Dr. Paul is apparently now going to refocus his efforts on..

During Barrack Obama’s Texas campaign Houston’s KHOU Radio quoted Barrack Obama as saying that Hillary Clinton’s Texas television ad is being used to “scare up” votes. The ad in question started airing in Texas on the morning of February 29.