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Submitted by Campaign Team on October 27, 2008 - 3:46pm.
Early voting totals across Texas show Democrats leading Republicans. We know Texas is a Republican state with many conservative voters. With so much at stake in this election for our country and for Texas, let's urge our Republican friends and family to vote early before Election Day. Our senator, John Cornyn, and the McCain/Palin ticket need our support and our votes. West Texas has lots of good Republicans, and we need to get out the vote to counter the swelling Democratic momentum in Houston, Dallas, and Austin. Click Here to Read the Rest of This Post»
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Submitted by Mike Conaway on October 16, 2008 - 1:57pm.
As I’ve been traveling around the district these past few weeks, it’s been great to be back in Texas. At “Ask Mike Anything” stops, I’ve heard from people about the bailout bill, energy concerns, and their thoughts on the direction of the country. I’ve had the opportunity to tour businesses like Trinity Energy and meet with the farmers that are the backbone of our economy. Click Here to Read the Rest of This Post»
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Submitted by Mike Conaway on October 3, 2008 - 4:56pm.
Today I voted for the modified rescue bill, and it was the toughest decision I have had to make yet as a legislator. As with the vote on Monday, I thought long and hard about the merits of the bill and could see both sides of the argument. Massive government action does not sound like the best answer to Wall Street's problems. However, America cannot afford inaction. Congress must act quickly to restore confidence in our lending markets, which are like the oil that lubricates our economy and keeps it moving. Click Here to Read the Rest of This Post»
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Submitted by Mike Conaway on October 1, 2008 - 2:49pm.
Monday afternoon I made the difficult decision to vote against the $700 billion bailout of Wall Street. I struggled with the issue all weekend, and I still had doubts walking onto the floor. Ultimately, Congress needs to ensure confidence in America’s lending system, and I thought this bill would not provide the best solution for the American people. Click Here to Read the Rest of This Post»
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