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TX-22: Sugar Land Mayor Sours On Race; Won't Run For DeLay's Seat

Mayor David Wallace of Sugar Land -- which is not a cheesy nightclub but a city in Texas -- has just announced that, contrary to plan, he's dropping out of the race for the Congressional seat being vacated by outgoing Rep. Tom DeLay. Last week Wallace threw the Texas GOP into disarray by declaring that he'd run as a write-in candidate. He did this despite the fact that the Texas Republicans had selected Shelley Sekula-Gibb as their candidate, as part of a process Wallace derided as "something that may have worked in Moscow." But since making his vow to stand firm against the party bosses, however, he's had a sudden change of heart, and now appears to have soured on making the race.


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I have a question. Where are all the Democrats who fought for the people of New Jersy to have Frank Lautenburg put on the ballot, after the date allowed by state election laws, when Toricelli got thrown in jail? Shouldn't the citizens of Sugarland have the same opportunity to have a candidate who is actually running on the ballot? Or is this just another example of Democrat's hypocrisy? Ok, that was 3 questions... I was just wondering...

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