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Algal Oil: The $1.9 Trillion Opportunity

By Darren Yancy, on Mar 6, 2010

This is a re-print from Amandee Bender on December 15, 2009

Darren Yancy comments on March 2 SD22 election results

By Darren Yancy, on Mar 3, 2010

While I did not get the victory last night, this race is far from over.  I felt it was appropriate for Kip Averitt to comment first on the evening due to circumstances. That has not occurred. As supporters, you deserve a statement.

Our team modeled 44 to 48000 voting in the primary with 24 to 25000 votes taking a victory. My vote total was over 25000.

So what happened? In short, it is estimated 14 to 16000 Democrats crossed over to vote for Kip. We know the Democrat early voting totals were abysmally low compared to historic numbers for the district.

Darren Yancy Fights To Protect Taxpayers and Consumers from Mismanagement at the Brazos River Authority

By Darren Yancy, on Feb 27, 2010

Burleson, Texas - Republican candidate for Texas Senate Darren Yancy today blasted apparent mismanagement by the Brazos River Authority at the Morris Sheppard Dam at Possum Kingdom Lake.[1]  Yancy demanded immediate answers involving taxpayer money and vowed to help create solutions that will benefit electric customers.

The Brazos River Authority (BRA), a state government entity, built and operated hydroelectric power units at

A RESOLUTION TO NULLIFY VIOLATIONS OF THE RIGHTS OF THE STATES:

By Darren Yancy, on Feb 26, 2010

Whereas, the general, essential, and great principles of liberty and free government having been long established, must therefore be recognized and abided by; and inasmuch as the 10th Amendment to the Constitution of these United States of America does implicitly state that "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or t

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.