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Tag Archives: Jim Hogan

by Naveena Sadasivam

Meet Mary Street Wilson, Underdog of the 2018 Texas Primaries

In a surprising turn of events, the candidate that raised the least amount of money and had the lower profile won the most votes in the Democratic primary for Congressional District 21.

Wed, Mar 7, 2018 |

Mary Wilson, a former math teacher running for Congressional District 21, raised a measly $40,000 over the last year. She had a handful of profiles in Science m...Read More

by Emily DePrang

WTF Friday: I’m Sure It’s Nothing

Fri, Oct 17, 2014 |

This week's nutball roundup includes sermon subpoenas, Ebola hysteria, and Jim Hogan asking the big questions, which involve watermelon....Read More

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples

by Christopher Hooks

Todd Staples Exits the Stage

Fri, Sep 19, 2014 |

Todd Staples spent his whole tenure as agriculture commissioner gunning for his next race. Then he lost it. Now he's resigning. Where does that leave Texas?...Read More

by Christopher Hooks

Mighty Jim Hogan and the Art of the Anti-Campaign

Jim Hogan won the Democratic nomination for agriculture commissioner having spent no time and no money in pursuit of it. Now, he's going for the big prize.

Thu, Jul 24, 2014 |

When Jim Hogan decided to run for Texas agriculture commissioner, he decided that he didn't want to be a typical politician. So far, so good....Read More

Jim Hogan

by Christopher Hooks

WTF Friday: Vote or Die

Fri, Mar 7, 2014 |

Texas struggles with a Texas primary hangover this week. Weirdos in runoffs. God intervenes. The Ukraine is cold. And: the return of the poll tax....Read More

Jim Hogan

by Forrest Wilder

Meet Jim Hogan, Democratic Mystery Man

Jim Hogan had no money, no campaign and no political experience. So how did he beat Kinky Friedman and Hugh Fitzsimons in the race for Texas Agriculture Commissioner?

Wed, Mar 5, 2014 |

Jim Hogan had no money, no campaign and no political experience. So how did he beat Kinky Friedman and Hugh Fitzsimons in the race for Texas Agriculture Commiss...Read More

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