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Texas Republicans Gain Ground With Latino Voters

Texas Republicans Gain Ground With Latino Voters

Further diminishing the left’s desire to “turn Texas blue,” trends show that Latino voters in the Lone Star State are increasingly voting Republican. Texas is the state with the second-largest Latino population, and Republicans there made a significant effort to

Wendy Davis Campaign Blames Loss on Ebola

Wendy Davis Campaign Blames Loss on Ebola

Texas State Senator Wendy Davis was steamrolled in her bid to become the state’s next governor, and it appears that her staff believes Ebola has something to do with the failure of her campaign.  Speaking on behalf of Davis’ campaign,

Elephants Trample Democrats' Dream to Turn Texas Blue

Elephants Trample Democrats' Dream to Turn Texas Blue

The Lone Star State is set to become a deep shade of red following Tuesday’s midterm elections. Texans overwhelmingly rejected left-leaning candidates — no statewide Democrat came close to beating their Republican opponents. The outcome signifies that the left’s desire to

Fed Agents from Texas Bust 639 Lbs of Cocaine

Fed Agents from Texas Bust 639 Lbs of Cocaine

HOUSTON, Texas — More than 679 pounds of cocaine, worth over $9 million, were seized with the assistance of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Office of Air and Marine agents operating off the southern coast of Texas.  Agents aboard a P-3

Republican Charlie Baker Elected Massachusetts Governor

Republican Charlie Baker Elected Massachusetts Governor

FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts–Republican Charlie Baker was elected Massachusetts Governor on Tuesday; Fox and ABC called the victory. Baker beat his opponent, Democratic Attorney General Martha Coakley, after a tight race in which nearly every vote counted.  Baker, a former health insurance executive, will

Republican Victory Likely in Massachusetts Gubernatorial Race

Republican Victory Likely in Massachusetts Gubernatorial Race

FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts — Democrats outnumber Republicans 3-to-1 among registered voters in Massachusetts, but GOP gubernatorial candidate Charlie Baker is likely to be victorious in the state today. According to Real Clear Politics poll, Baker — a former health insurance executive — currently

Voters Approve Fracking Ban in Texas Gas and Oil City

Voters Approve Fracking Ban in Texas Gas and Oil City

Denton, a gas and oil city located north of Dallas, is expected to become the first Lone Star State city to ban fracking. On Tuesday, voters approved a proposed ban on the drilling method — the vote follows Denton’s City Council rejection of

Tea Party Favorite Ken Paxton Elected Texas Attorney General

Tea Party Favorite Ken Paxton Elected Texas Attorney General

Republican State Senator Ken Paxton was elected Texas Attorney General on Tuesday evening.  Paxton beat Democrat lawyer Sam Houston in his bid to replace the current Attorney General Greg Abbott.  Paxton was previously endorsed by Texas Senator Ted Cruz who said, “Ken Paxton is a tireless conservative

Houstonians to Shell Out $600 K For Redundant Regulations On Uber, Lyft

Houstonians to Shell Out $600 K For Redundant Regulations On Uber, Lyft

HOUSTON, Texas — Breitbart Texas has obtained a memo from Houston’s Administration of Regulatory Affairs (ARA), addressed to Mayor Annise Parker, which reveals that city taxpayers will shell out almost $600,000 per year to enforce ordinances that apply to the transportation companies Lyft and Uber.

Lena Dunham's Father's Art Makes Prominent Use of Female Genitalia

Lena Dunham's Father's Art Makes Prominent Use of Female Genitalia

HOUSTON, Texas — The work of painter Carroll Dunham, father of the “feminist” actress Lena Dunham, may shed light on his daughter’s upbringing. Predominately featured on the painter’s website are countless paintings of women exposing themselves in front of cartoon-like backgrounds.  Below are screenshots of Carroll