Lubbock Democratic Party

Celebrate Emancipation Day – March with our float in the Juneteenth Parade
What to wear: Navy Blue Lubbock County Democratic Party 2010 t-shirts, available at Headquarters & comfortable shoes
Gather:  9:30 a.m., Lubbock Memorial Civic Center
Parade Begins:  10:00 a.m.
Parade Ends:  10:30ish, McKenzie Park Entrance

Republicans continue to walk a fine line regarding the District 84 House seat that Carl Isett doesn’t want any more.

The good-haired Guv has now dodged accusations of his party wasting money on a special election in District 84 by waiting for the next uniform election date – which happens to be November 2nd.  All this maneuvering to gain 6 weeks’ worth of “seniority” for the follower Isett hand-picked from the tea-party tree.

Carol Morgan will use all of the seniority Perry cares to dish out to good advantage for West Texas when she and Joe Heflin head for Austin and the new Democratic administration takes office.

Democratic Party Precinct 2 Chairman Victor Hernandez has won a close one in the District 1 City Council runoff. 10 votes made the difference. No fears about the recount – those electronic voting machines get the same answer every time Congratulations, Victor.