In front of a crowd of about 1,100 supporters at the Austin Music Hall on Tuesday, President Obama touted his administration’s accomplishments while slamming Mitt Romney over his business record and issues like immigration.
2012 elections
Video: Perry Won’t Press Romney to Release Tax Returns
Gov. Rick Perry, who called on Mitt Romney to cough up his tax returns when they were running against each other, stopped short Tuesday of pressing the presumptive Republican nominee to produce more records.
Perry Won’t Press Romney to Release Tax Returns
Gov. Rick Perry, who called on Mitt Romney to cough up his tax returns when they were running against each other, stopped short Tuesday of pressing the presumptive Republican nominee to produce more records.
Cruz, Dewhurst on the Offensive Ahead of GOP Debate
Ahead of Tuesday night’s debate โ likely the last televised debate of the GOP U.S. Senate runoff โ the race between Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and former Texas Solicitor General Ted Cruz has grown increasingly negative.
Obama Sets Sights on Big Fundraising Day in Texas
President Obama is banking on a big day in the Lone Star State on Tuesday. He will attend fundraising events in San Antonio and Austin, and his campaign expects to raise $3.5 million from the visits.
Personal Wealth Gives Dewhurst Huge Money Advantage
U.S. Senate hopeful Ted Cruz raised more money from individual contributors than Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst between mid-May and June, reports released Monday show, but Dewhurst’s personal wealth gives him the financial advantage.
Updated: Dewhurst Puts $4.5 Million More Into Race
Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst loaned his U.S. Senate campaign another $4.5 million and raised another $1.5 million from individual contributors in the latest reporting period. Ted Cruz raised $1.7 million in the same period.
U.S. Senate Campaigns Trade Accusation: Lies, Lies and More Lies
Both Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and former Texas Solicitor General Ted Cruz have recently accused each other of being less than honest with Texans. The attacks are likely to color Tuesday’s televised debate in Dallas.
With Paltry Turnout, Last Word Goes to the Few
Voter turnout for the July 31 runoff is likely to fall well short of 1993, when 1.8 million voters cast ballots in the special runoff for a U.S. Senate seat, which Kay Bailey Hutchison won.
Gerald Molen: The TT Interview
Film producer Gerald Molen on his new movie 2016: Obama’s America, the reasons behind his involvement in the film and his hopes for the premiere.

