Ted Cruz

Whose Job Is It To Oversee Plants Like The One In West, Texas?

David Martin Davies — Fri, 03 May 2013 18:53:58 +0000

Texas Matters: With the investigation into the West fertilizer plant explosion ongoing, the House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee held a hearing to clarify who is responsible for reviewing these kinds of facilities. Also on this show: The chances that Ted Cruz makes a presidential run and the future of high-stakes testing in Texas.

Mixed Reviews For Sen. Ted Cruz’s D.C. Debut

David Martin Davies — Mon, 18 Feb 2013 16:50:54 +0000

Sen. Ted Cruz has been on the job seven weeks, and in that short time he’s made a big splash in Washington D.C. Speculation about the dynamic freshman legislator is blistering the blogosphere, and many are wondering if the Republican Party can control Cruz.

Cruz And Stockman Waste No Time Mixing It Up In D.C.

David Martin Davies — Fri, 15 Feb 2013 18:20:27 +0000

Ted Cruz and Steve Stockman have quickly established themselves as vocal and active members of Congress, and their gusto is ruffling some feathers. How much do we know about the cost of state lawmaker pensions? Apparently not much, but why not? Debate about changing the way electric utilities get paid; should they be paid for capacity? Quail hunting used to be a part of everyday life, but quail populations have been declining for the past 25 years.

What Cruz's Senate Victory Means For Texas, The Senate, And The Tea Party

David Pitman - KUHF Houston — Thu, 08 Nov 2012 19:25:25 +0000

Most of the U.S House and Senate candidates who lined up with the Tea Party did not win their races last night. Two notable exceptions were Michele Bachmann in Minnesota — and Ted Cruz here in Texas. So what does Cruz's victory means for the state, the Senate, and for the Tea Party.