Onetime Senate Hopefuls Can Still Play Role in Race
While two Republicans and two Democrats are still standing in the U.S. Senate race, nine other primary candidates who lost now have the chance to say who they’d like to see win the July 31 runoffs.
Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and former Texas Solicitor General Ted Cruz survived a nine-way race for the Republican nomination. Former state Rep. Paul Sadler and retired educator Grady Yarbrough are the two Democrats to make it out of a four-way primary.
Endorsements have played a larger role in the Republican side of the race so far. Cruz has touted the support of ...

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Tommy Ashley via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Why anybody would care about what Craig James thinks about anything is a mystery to me... 4% really??
Charlene Rose via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Craig James endorsed Perry then Santorum for the Presidential race. He has been a big Tea Party candidate all along. Now he chose Dewhurst over Cruz for the Senate race even though Cruz is the Tea Party favorite? He tried to explain his decision in this article but I'm not buying. I have my own opinion as to the reasons for his decision based on James' public character.
Charlene Rose via Texas Tribune on Facebook
*James's
John McIntyre
Dewhurts accepted the endorsement of Oops Perry who has called Texans "Heartless",had his wife Anita call Texans "Not Christian" and this week called Sarah Palin ignorant outsider that does not know Texas politics.Therefore I call for a boycott of the speeches of Oops Perry,Dewhurt and Joe Straus at the convention.I call for a boycott of the gala or any party hosted by the three stooges named above.Thursday night " Wildcat party" gala at Billy Bobs.Friday Night "Wildcat Party" at Arlington Red River.If you are a woman wearing a Ted Cruz or Gregg Abbott bumper sticker you get one dance with a Wildcat delegate.Men wear cowboy hats with sticker affixed and boots made in Texas.Respectfully:John McIntyre 1984 Reagan delegate,2012 Bachman delegate.ps.dallas voice,LGBTT's oppose Ted Cruz for USSenate.