Bloggers haven't tired of typing about the Presidential race yet. They're also interested in news from the court system, Gov. Rick Perry's latest road appointments and a few campaign contests. And at the end, unsorted entries.

Bloggers paused this week to mark the death of Lena Guerrero, while also greeting the arrival of some faces (some new, some familiar). They're also thinking about the 2010 elections, celebrating some birthdays and looking at Texas' affect on national politics. And the Headline of the Week award returns.

Bloggers are in a tizzy over the possibility of four more years of Gov. Rick Perry. They're also talking money, discussing the legal problems of Houston public officials and writing about presidential politics. And then there's the usual list of miscellaneous posts.

Bloggers are recapping the results of last Tuesday's runoff elections. They're also previewing the upcoming contests in November, bidding adieu to some of their favorite people and discussing high-profile lawsuits. And then there's what was left over.

Bloggers are buzzing about the outing of (and legal action against) a formerly anonymous blogger. They're also posting on House runoffs, conventions and personal stories. And there are ten more posts at the end.

Bloggers are chronicling the continuing war over Democratic presidential delegates in Texas. They're also taking note of the impact of a certain Lake Jackson congressman at Republican conventions, runoffs for primary nominations and the hot seat recently occupied by the Texas House Speaker. And then, some miscellaneous posts.

This week, bloggers are investigating allegations of wrongdoing by former and current state representatives. They're also talking about U.S. representatives, exploring a Web-engendered controversy in Travis County and still chewing over results from Election Day. And there are some tidbits left over for the end.

Bloggers are still pre-analyzing the pending results from the Democratic presidential primary-caucus. They're also discussing the U.S. Senate contest, state House developments and the top Harris County prosecutor. And at the end, a rodeo.

This week, bloggers are reviewing the results of the presidential primaries. They're also looking back on the outcomes of Congressional, statewide and state House races. And there's more.

As the Texas primaries approach, bloggers are typing furiously about White House hopefuls. They're also writing about state and U.S. representatives, early voters and two things that didn't fit anywhere else. And we've got a photo finish!