By Samuel Warde on April 16, 2014
Elections, Videos, Wendy Davis
Education, Elections, Videos
Wendy Davis, candidate for Texas governor, is slamming rival Gregg Abbott’s education plan for 4-year-olds, saying it would overwhelm young children. As reported by CBS 11 News, the dispute stems from Abbott’s support of a plan to require standardized tests for pre-K children as a means of determining whether the programs are working or not. […]
By Samuel Warde on March 31, 2014
Videos, Wendy Davis, Women's issues
Labor, Social Justice, Videos, Women's Issues
Democrat Wendy Davis blasted her Republican rival in the Texas governor’s race last Monday for saying he would veto a law that would make it easier for women to sue their employers over pay discrimination. “This Texas gal is calling you out,” she told about 160 cheering supporters at Scholz’s Beer Garden in Austin. She […]
By Samuel Warde on March 5, 2014
Texas, Videos, Wendy Davis
Elections, Politics, Videos
Texas Republicans and Democrats picked their candidates for this November’s gubernatorial election. Democrats nominated State Senator Wendy Davis, while Republicans picked Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott. Wendy Davis easily secured her parties nomination Tuesday night with Abbot comfortably winning the Republican contest, hoping to replace Gov. Rick Perry who is stepping down after serving as […]
By Samuel Warde on February 6, 2014
Elections, Wendy Davis
Elections
Texas gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis’ campaign is pumped up after beloved “Dallas Cowboys running back and NFL MVP Emmitt Smith donated $10,000 to the committee backing Wendy Davis’s campaign for Texas governor last month [Jan 8],” as reported by Politico. Legal Newsline reports that from July 1 to December 31, 2-13, Davis raised “$12.2 million, […]
By Samuel Warde on January 10, 2014
Texas, Videos, Wendy Davis
Elections, Videos
Wendy Davis is beginning the new year attacking her Republican opponent, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott, over payday loans. Payday lending is considered by many to be the practice of trapping largely low-income individuals with short-term loans with interest rates that can reach as high as 500 percent. As reported by Texas ABC affiliate, KVUE, […]