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Darren Yancy Wraps Up County Chair Support Against "Re-Elect Kip" Campaign

By Darren Yancy, on Jan 31, 2010

Burleson, Texas - Republican Candidate for Texas Senate District 22 Darren Yancy has the closed the door on the efforts to replace him should the "Re-Elect Kip" Campaign be successful. Yancy has the necessary commitments from SD22 County Chairs to ensure he will be the Republican Candidate in any Special Election, should one occur. "Since Kip Averitt has withdrawn from the race, I am the only legitimate candidate on the ballot. These select few that claim they want a different choice should have stepped up and filed during the legal process.

Texas GOP Chair weighs in - Don't re-elect Kip

By Darren Yancy, on Jan 20, 2010

In an article published late Tuesday January 19, 2010 in the Waco Tribune Herald by writer Michael Shapiro, Texas GOP Chair Cathie Adams has weighed in on the future of the Texas Senate seat for District 22.

Darren Yancy for Texas Senate gaining Endorsements

By Darren Yancy, on Feb 1, 2010

Burleson, Texas - With early voting just a little more than two weeks away, Texas Senate Republican Candidate for District 22 Darren Yancy is beginning to see the fruit of his labor. Yancy has begun to see the endorsments of several conservative groups and political leaders begin to come forth to endorse his campaign.

"It really began when the "Re-Elect Kip" Campaign began. The proponents of that idea began to spread misinformation that people knew was false.

Empower Texans Endorses Darren Yancy

By Darren Yancy, on Jan 22, 2010

In an email to me today, Michael Quinn Sullivan sent the following:

"Thank you for your willingness to serve the people of Texas.

The Process for Nullification

By Darren Yancy, on Jan 19, 2010

At the Nullification Rally this past weekend, State Representative Leo Berman pointed out the specific steps that our state will be required to pass a Nullification Law to stop Obamacare or any other un-Constitutional bill Congress may send our way.

The first step is to have the Governor call for a Special Session of the Texas Legislature. In that session, a Resolution will need to be introduced to both chambers spelling out the intent of the law.