Friday, July 01, 2005

TEXVAC under attack

While most of us this Fourth of July weekend are celebrating independence, our country's remaining freedoms and honoring the service of our soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan, Tom DeLay's followers are attacking a group of North Texans who have come together to have a voice in state government.

The Free Enterprise Fund, yet another Washington DC-based DeLay front organization, has announced it will air a second national television ad attacking democracy. This time they're specifically attacking Travis County district attorney Ronnie Earle and the Texas Values in Action Coalition. TEXVAC is a political action committee dedicated to returning honest, fair-minded progressives to all levels of state and local government. They are not involved in federal races or national issues and, unlike Tom DeLay, do not accept corporate contributions.

It's interesting to note that on the very day the US House ethics committee announced it will begin meeting to finally begin investigating DeLay’s unethical and illegal behavior, the Free Enterprise Fund launched a second TV ad to deflect the media's attention.

As the battle for the Supreme Court begins, it's important that we not let our famous homegrown right-wing freaks try to fly under the radar, catapulting their propaganda.

Update (7/1): Burnt Orange Report has more.

Rabid conservatism defeats itself!



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They are hoping that nobody remembers Sen. John Cornyn's statements justifying violence against judges or Majority Leader Tom DeLay's zealous intervention into a private family dispute that spawned a media circus. Or Congressman Sam Johnson's intimation that he could personally nuke Syria. Or that Kay Bailey Hutchison has hired one of the "swift boat" smear architects for her gubernatorial campaign. Or that Republican corruption in the Dallas County Police Department has contributed to outrageous crime rates. Or the actions and stunts of the Young Conservatives of Texas on college campuses all across the state.

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