On November 3 I was out of the election for Houston ISD. It was my intention to simply sit out the runoff. Other than a statement thanking my supporters and answering questions sent to my I didn’t say anything until Kendall’s campaign started … [Read more]
Rittenhouse Verdict – We Were Never Going to Have Healing
In the Kyle Rittenhouse case three outcomes were possible, two of which served justice, and one of which did not. The jury could have either returned a guilty verdict on at least one count, not guilty on all counts, or at least one guilty verdict … [Read more]
Log Cabin Republican Holiday Soiree – Chadwick Moore Guest Speaker
This is a press release by the Log Cabin Republicans. The Log Cabin Republicans of Houston are pleased to host an evening with dynamic conservative activist, Chadwick Moore, at their holiday gathering December 8, 2021. Chadwick is the … [Read more]
55,848 defendants are out on felony bond from Harris County courts
Back in March I wrote about the number of people Harris County courts had let out on felony bond. The district attorney’s office was kind enough to update those figures under another Public Information Act request. This post looks at how the bond … [Read more]
Want Conservatives on the Cy-Fair ISD School Board? Vote Blasingame, Henry, and Scanlon
By Mark McCaig The national debates over mask mandates, Critical Race Theory, and other issues involving public education have caused many conservatives to start asking questions about their local school boards. This is a welcome development, as … [Read more]
Jack Morman: Democrats launch $50 million ‘feel good’ boondoggle when it’s time to turn up heat in war on crime
By Jack Morman Few things in life are certain, but today’s Harris County taxpayers know this: If Democrats on Commissioners Court have an idea, it will be pricey and poorly timed. Such is the case with County Judge Lina Hidalgo’s plan to find … [Read more]
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