In its first attack video of the runoff, Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst’s campaign for U.S. Senate has reached back to a 1980s-era arcade classic for inspiration.
Ted Cruz
Posted inState Government
Cruz, Dewhurst Both Claim “Fighter” Mantle in Hill Country
Speaking to Republicans in the Hill Country, both Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and former Texas Solicitor General Ted Cruz on Friday repeatedly described themselves as the true “fighter” in the Republican runoff for U.S. Senate.
Posted inState Government
Cruz Camp Says Dewhurst Stonewalling on Debates
David Dewhurst says he’s open to any debate with Ted Cruz in which the organizer has the means to broadcast the event on television. Cruz’s campaign says Dewhurst is being disingenuous in saying he’s open to more debates.
Posted inState Government
For Veteran at Center of Debate, Politics Isn’t New
Dan Moran, an Iraq war veteran, has been thrust into the center of a debate over his appearance in a video for Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst. But this isn’t Moran’s first foray into Texas politics.
Posted inState Government
Dewhurst Again Slams Cruz Over Lawsuit Involving Chinese Firm
David Dewhurst again criticized U.S. Senate runoff rival Ted Cruz’s involvement in a patent case — pitting a Chinese company against a U.S. inventor — saying Monday that “this is a terrific insight into the character of Mr. Cruz.”
Posted inState Government
Dewhurst Booed Again as Texas GOP Convention Wraps Up
Ted Cruz and David Dewhurst both addressed the Texas GOP convention Saturday, but the two Senate candidates offered a study in contrast. Cruz got a rock star reception. Dewhurst got booed after targeting his opponent.
Posted inState Government
At Convention, Romney Booed, Dewhurst Gets Some Cheers
After some at the GOP state convention booed Thursday at Gov. Rick Perry’s mention of Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, he got a mostly positive reception Friday during his own speech. That wasn’t the case for Mitt Romney, whose name drew jeers from the audience during a speech from Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison.
Posted inState Government
Rumors Fly After Spanish Debate Proposal for Dewhurst, Cruz
The possibility of a Spanish-language debate between Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and former Texas Solicitor General Ted Cruz has sparked national attention and some inaccurate rumors.
Posted inState Government
Onetime Senate Hopefuls Can Still Play Role in Race
Two Republicans and two Democrats are in primary runoffs to replace U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison. The nine candidates who have already lost now must decide whom, if anyone, to endorse.
Posted inState Government
Dewhurst and Cruz Agree to Two Televised Debates
Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and former Texas Solicitor General Ted Cruz are on board for two televised debates before the July 31 runoff in the Republican race for U.S. Senate.
