26 thoughts on “TX-Sen: The Stuff of Legend”

  1. to a low budget, to expensive Texas media markets, to a frustration with the electorate and with Kay Bailey Hutchison’s popularity and to a bright candidate who lost patience with the campaign and with the lack of media coverage she should have received.  Barbara Ann is a very bright woman with great ideas.  Unfortunately, she resides in the wrong state.  Sometimes great candidates are in the wrong place at the wrong time. 

  2. that these are 2 of 6.

    And yeah, Randofsky was smart, but this is why I can not support her again, she has a lack of discipline. One of my friends got upset at her for sending a staffer to a lot of local events she could not attend and I got a little frustrated with how inoperable her website was. Thorough, but very complicated and not conviincing to Joe Schmo.

    Ok, I got a comparative politics test in 15 minutes, thanks for the h/t guys!

  3. I do hope she runs in TX-07 against John Culberson. He’s a complete wingnut loon, and one of the most conservative and out of touch members of even the Texas Delegation (and thats saying a lot). Unfortunately, he hasn’t recieved a serious challenge in this trending-blue suburban Houston district, not to mention how the DeLaymandering brought in the most Liberal, counter-culture area of Houston into this district (Montrose). This district will likely go dem in the next 20 years, so how about we recruit a good candidate in Barbara Ann Radnofsky?

  4. The netroots wants to contest every race Barbara Ann Radnofsky stepped up in Texas.

    Was she a great candidate? Apparently she was the best of the candidates who were willing to do it.

    I find it odd and troubling that there’s so much enthusiasm for trashing her now.

    What’s the point of trashing BAR? To show you know what a slick campaign looks like? Give BAR $15 million and she can probably show you a slick campaign. So what?

  5. Do you still think that Lampson runs for re-election, or are you hearing otherwise nowadays?  I remember in SSP’s Senate recruitment threads you mentioned he was definitely staying put and was curious if that’s still the case.  I figured we might as well predict the field, since this is a TX-Sen diary.

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