GOP Texas Corrupt Woman-Hater A.G. "Dark Money" Greg "Payday" Abbott Exposes Truth To Public As Abbott "The General" Cancels Sole Statewide Texas Televised Debate Finally Scheduled Against Fearsome Democrat Opponent Woman Wendy Davis

     
        Saturday, 30 August 2014, AUSTIN, TEXAS - GOP Texas "Women Are Hoes" A.G. "Dark Money" Greg "Payday" Abbott "The General" embracing the Texas GOP credo that any Texas potential voter kept ignorant and in the dark is the Texas GOP's best hope has in the face of Abbott's crash and burning gubernatorial campaign turned and fled (behind his mother-in-law and she could be lying too) cancelling the sole statewide televised debate he previously finally had agreed to against opponent Wendy Davis after his Democratic opponent repeatedly said she would take on woman-hating Abbott 'any time, any place".
       As detailed below all major Texas Republican corrupt state public office candidates (except GOP Dan Patrick who has agreed to a sole debate against Letitia van de Putte for Texas Lieutenant Governor) including admitted felon Ken Paxton have unsurprisingly refused all Democratic opponents' debate challenges consistent with the Texas Republicans' only known strategy for election which is having dark money interests buy them into office solely through campaign donations for TV spots before running for cover as quickly as possible rather than expose themselves to any type of public scrutiny most especially in circumstances in which they are running for elected state public office. The specifics of GOP coward Abbott's and the rest of his corrupt cadre of corrupt Republican cronies' refusals to appear in any public debates before the scrutiny of Texas voters is detailed below.

Will Hailer, Texas Democratic Party

To

Me

Aug 29 at 12:05 PM

Martin, Can’t say I’m surprised. Greg Abbott just backed out of the ONLY statewide televised debate in the governor’s race with Wendy Davis. Why are you afraid to debate Wendy, Greg? It’s not just Abbott who’s scared to take on his Democratic opponent. Chip in $10 or whatever you can today, so we can hold these guys accountable. If you saved your information with ActBlue Express, clicking any link below will cause your donation to process instantly and immediately be put to work holding Texas Republicans accountable: Express Donate: $10 Express Donate: $25 Express Donate: $50 Express Donate: $100 Or donate another amount. Dan Patrick has only scheduled ONE debate with Leticia Van de Putte. Yet he participated in over TWENTY debates in the Republican primary for lieutenant governor. Glenn Hegar? He apparently can’t find Mike Collier’s number. (We’ve got it Glenn, give us a ring.) And Ken Paxton? Maybe he’s afraid to debate Sam Houston because he admitted to committing a felony.  Greg Abbott, Dan Patrick, Glenn Hegar, and Ken Paxton are afraid of the public because they know their extremist agenda doesn’t reflect Texas values. Donate right now -- we're holding these guys accountable online and in the press, but we can't do it if you don't give:   http://act.txdemocrats.org/WhyWontGregDebate Will Will Hailer Executive Director, Texas Democratic Party P.S. To the entire Republican ticket: I’d be happy to help you schedule debates with our candidates. Give the Texas Democratic Party a call at (512) 693-8165 today.

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Texas GOP Slate Mandatory 2014 "Secret Suicide Weapon" Platform Revealed Koch Brothers Alarmed Response Now Spend Another One-Third Billion Dollars More Nationally Desperately Grasping To Save Republicans Buying GOP Any Government Seats

Wednesday, 18 June 2014, AUSTIN, TX - The Republican Party Of Texas must be extremely desperate to extort even much more money than usual from the out-of-state "dark money" usurers and other persona non grata of every other state in the lower forty-eight, Hawaii and even Alaska sending special delivery by Tomahawk missiles for sale the unambiguous very very ugly message to all the dirty business mob and the rest of the carpetbagger Texas regulated community "donors" that it is time to ante up for real and pack the cash into every SuperPac that sounds like "For The Good Of Texans And Damn The Whores" because adopting a platform like the one below is playing hardball poker or better just make that Russian roulette. Don't mess with Texas (without paying up) or if you want to say "Made In The USA" you better learn to say "Hafa Adai" because you either are moving operations to Guam "Where America's Day Begins" or going to be dodging C-130's full of General Electric's ship containers of Japanese contaminated reactor water 1,000 times the rads of Hiroshima Mon Amour struggling to land on the tiny runway swerving between Johnston Atoll's mountains of death and the locals diving for cover carrying twin syringes of antidotes strapped on their thighs. One cannot make this material up.

Manny Garcia, Texas Democratic Party

To Me

Today at 10:10 AM

Dear Martin -- The Republican Party of Texas platform is finally out -- and it’s worse than we thought. I’ve lived in Texas my whole life, and I have never seen something as out of step with Texas values as this 2014 GOP platform. By enforcing this platform -- and all Republican candidates are required to enforce the entire platform -- Republicans will take our state backwards, harm Texas families and shut down our Texas economy. They’ve dug themselves into a hole with their platform, and we’re here to make sure they are held accountable. Chip in $5 to help do that. Here’s some of the worst things Texas Republicans are responsible for implementing: Greg Abbott promotes “reparative therapy” to “heal” Texans of their homosexual lifestyle. Dan Patrick denies a woman’s right to choose, even in the case of rape or incest. Comptroller candidate Glenn Hegar supports reducing funds to all levels of Texas education. Attorney general candidate Ken Paxton favors the repeal of the Voting Rights Act and opposes nondiscrimination laws to protect all Texans. Land Commissioner candidate George P. Bush wants to repeal in state tuition for children of immigrants. And Railroad Commissioner candidate Ryan Sitton wants to repeal the minimum wage for Texas workers. Agriculture Commissioner candidate Sid Miller believes there’s no conclusive evidence of climate change. Martin, these guys are taking our state backwards. They are determined to undermine equal protection and equal opportunity in Texas. We can’t let their toxic rhetoric corrupt our communities. Thankfully, we have a solution to this problem -- electing more Texas Democrats to local, state and federal office. Donate $5 right now to ensure we elect more Texas Democrats: http://act.txdemocrats.org/ElectMoreDemocrats Thank you. EG Manny Garcia Communications Director, Texas Democratic Party   P.S. You can also commit for the long-haul. Join the Texas Trailblazers monthly donor program today, because dependable monthly contributions ensure that we have the resources we need to elect Democrats -- not just this November, but for years to come.

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Corrupt Texas GOP Scandals Mounting Apparent Election Year Blunders Governor Candidate Abbott PAC Labels Texas Women "Hoes", A.G. Candidate Paxton Non-Disclosure Fine Launches Investigations, Perry UT-Regent Defiant Wallace Hall Faces Texas House Impeachment, Sitting Grand Jury Calls Various Perry Cronies, Trailing GOP Lt. Governor Dewey Denies Role Handing GOP Opponent Patrick's Psych Records To Media, "Dark Money" Haunts All Republicans, State And Federal GOP Criminal Investigations Reportedly Commence As Idiot Governor Rick "Payback" Perry Stays Course For GOP Disaster Hiring Personal Defense Counsel

       Wednesday, 21 May 2014, AUSTIN - Well it may just seem like business as usual from Texas Republicans point of view but unfortunately for Texas GOP candidates, appointees, cronies, donors and assorted other corrupt hangers-on who once apparently felt "made" by the seemingly lifetime guaranteed protection of now lame-duck Texas Idiot Governor Rick "Payback" Perry the start to this year's Texas state election season would seem to suggest that that will not be the case. At all. With the worst doubtless yet to come, and come, and come.
       Unfortunately for this gang of thieves and fools the rather ill-concealed cronyism of which Perry actually boasted, corruption permeating all levels of state government touched by Perry's seemingly interminable governorship, and doubtless near-countless as yet untold but soon to be discovered misdeeds, improper motives, criminal acts and conspiracies can be expected to result with many GOP sycophants either ratting each other out and/or inevitably finding their way to new long "terms" but this time behind prison bars with significantly less pay and zero good true hard-working Texans' Lone Star state tax dollars to waste, misuse and steal.
       Those Perryites who find themselves at the bottom of the Republican-on-Republican food chain feeding frenzy may be best advised to get down on their knees and pray if so inclined (with someone other than Idiot Perry the "Zero Million Ninety Dollar Man" doing his phony preaching) that all time spent in the enforced "care and feeding" of the State be spent behind federal rather than Texas state prison bars for reasons previously reported upon in earlier posts here in the Ninth Amendment.

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As Texas Republican AG Candidate Paxton's Non-Disclosure Fined By Texas Regulators Repbublican Candidates' Corruption Scandal Widens Federal SEC Complaint Filed

     Monday, 12 May 2014, AUSTIN - Close on the heels of the Texas Moron AG Greg "Dark Money" Abbott's hastening of a State investigation for contributions from Perry-favorite "dark money" predator lenders in Texas' upcoming election, as reported here in an earlier post, a complaint has been filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission based on a $1,000 fine levied by a Texas agency against Texas Republican state senator Ken Paxton, R-McKinney running for Abbott's soon-to-be-vacated AG position for working for a Texas financial firm while serving in office without registering with the State.
     The complaint filed by "fellow" Republican state representative Dan Branch, R-Dallas, would seem to confirm predictions that in the wake of Utah's Republican-on-Republican feeding frenzy that similar sordid dynamics, resulting in the resignation of the Utah Attorney General, could now have shifted to the wide-open Texas corruption scandals invited by lame-duck Idiot Texas Governor Rick "Payback" Perry who last year vetoed a bill passed by the Texas legislature to expose "dark money" interests.
     The criminally-inclined cadre of Utah, Texas and other opportunistic Payday / Title / "Short-Term" loan sharks and usurer "dark money" predator lenders formerly operating in Utah until booted out and reportedly moved operations and deep-cover election manipulation scams to Texas where they hope to bilk the hard-working people of the Lone Star State presumably of at least hundreds of millions dollars through their puppet Republican candidates. With the stakes getting so high Republicans have resorted as in Utah now to preying upon one another with public relations and more subversive attacks.
     As stated by Craig McDonald of Texans for Public Justice because each of these two latest Republicans embroiled in secretive financing matters already have a generously-described "questionable" history in matters regarding any type of real transparency or disclosure regarding their affairs in public office these "top" (at least for the time being) Republican candidates reportedly according to the San Antonio News-Express have been described as demonstrating they "don't appear to be committed to open government and transparency.
     "They may talk about it but when push comes to shove, they're not here on behalf of [Texas] voters and taxpayers with respect to open government," McDonald reportedly said.

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