who in texas voted kinkey for gov?
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cheating but,\n\nI would have voted for Kinky if I lived in Texas.\nI almost got a job in Austin a few years ago.\nIt would have been a highlite of my life getting to vote for a Jewish Cowboy.
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I am going to say Nuke Leftie you see all his responses about Texas winning it all and all the other crazy hookem crap he writes.  On this site he gets my vote, even though Texas sucks.
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Hey there..... i was having the same problem with my town did know the issues or who was running.... but i found this web site that had everything.... just look for your county and it'll list everything for you.....  http://www.sos.state.tx.us/elections/voter/ballot_cert.shtml\n\nhope this helps
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If you don't like the status quo in Texas....then vote for Kinky Friedman!\n\n4.4% unemployment is pretty good. Be happy.
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Democrat Brad Henry is currently the governor.  We do have an election tomorrow.  It's between him and Rep. Istook.  Hopefully, Brad Henry will be reelected.
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He already knows that and Texas is his home now and as a matter of fact, he was Governor of Texas for two terms. Get your facts together. And he is a TEXAN.
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They do in the state of Texas.
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I have never liked Bush, but rumor has it, when he was governor of Texas, he worked really well with the democrats there.  Let's give him a chance.
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Kinky Friedman's campaign headquarter's address is:\n\nDean Barkley \nCampaign Manager\n\nJohn Jordan\nOperations/Office Manager\n\n5010 Burleson Rd.\nAustin TX 78744\n\nThe Contact Information is:\n\nMain: (512) 326-KINK (5465)\nVolunteer: (512) 326-5115\nFax: (512) 326-5116\ninfo@kinkyfriedman.com\n\nHis official website is: http://www.kinkyfriedman.com
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Great question! While I'm not sure about the plug for Bell, I've never understood why someone would actually vote for Kinky.\n\nI have to admit, I admire the message he sends. Kinky is a living reminder that people are fed up with the way that Texas politics works. All the Texas system ever produces is career political hacks with more concern for special interests and their careers than the people. I think there SHOULD be a backlash against that, and I like the fact that Kinky is garnering enough support to make our unhappiness with the system evident.\n\nAt the same time, I can't see actually voting for Kinky. I think that the idea he represents is a good one, and maybe his candidacy will help shock the major parties into doing something different. But before I vote for that idea, I'd need a candidate that has the same ideas Kinky does, but isn't Kinky. I'd want someone I could trust with high level decisions. I don't feel like I'm getting that in Kinky.
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I absolutely agree with everything you have said, but I now live in Indiana. I am from Arlington outside of Dallas. I know that Texas isn't going along with G.Dumbya enterprise like the NEO_CON'S would like you to believe. All the Home-Cookin starts there.
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After the dragging death of a black man in Jasper Texas by three white racists, the Texas legislature passed a hate crimes bill.  Then “Governor” Bush refused to sign the bill into law and allowed the bill to expire on his desk.  You tell me.\n\nHis “fight” to legalize immigrants is strictly politics based on economics and votes. If you were from Texas you would understand this.
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Bush, George Walker Born 1946.\n\nThe 43th President of the United States (since 2001). He previously served as governor of Texas (1994–2000).
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go kinky, i would vote for him in any election!
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Liberals. Because Bush was supporting the Texas governor’s support of the current death penalty system (which they saw as deeply flawed), his anti-abortion stance, and his opposition to hate-crime legislation that would protect homosexuals.
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There was this Guy from Texas who had his brother from Florida help ensure that many voters that were likely to vote against him would be disenfranchised. It ended up, however, working for him. It is sad that sometimes cheaters end up filling important jobs.
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Tim Pawlenty, Republican is being declared the winner by a margin of less than 14,000 votes. I hope that Mike Hatch contests the result. Mike is a good man and the best answer but something went wrong...