Though I’ve paused from a lot of blogging about politics this year, I haven’t stopped thinking about it. It’s just that, because there is so much going on that troubles me, it is hard to process it all and remain positive—and I didn’t want to write … [Read more]
Texans Support Marriage ‘Social Media Storm’
From Jonathan Saenz and Texas Values: Tuesday, August 5: 10-2:00 PM Today, a diverse group of state leaders and groups are holding a press conference to show their support for Texas’ effort to defend our marriage laws defining marriage as between … [Read more]
The Border Crisis, Who Created It and What to do About it
By Dr. Brian Babin, Republican nominee for CD-36 Never in my wildest dreams would I have expected to see what is happening on our south texas border. Thousands of illegal immigrants, adolescents and children, many of whom are seriously ill, simply … [Read more]
Fort Bend ISD bond details emerge, public hearings scheduled
Fort Bend ISD has scheduled two public hearings for parents and taxpayers to comment & learn more about the proposed 2014 bond election. The two public meetings, as announced by Fort Bend ISD, will be held on August 4th and August 12th at the … [Read more]
Who tried to help white guys win re-election by leading voters to believe they're black?
Could white Republicans running in a district whose voters include black Democrats win an election? Would the black Democrats decry the advertising strategy as deceitful? After two years living in Missouri City, Fort Bend County I learned anything is … [Read more]
Uber, Lyft and Houston’s Policy Leadership
By Steven Titch Under the guise of needing to review a list of new amendments, the Houston City Council this week once again delayed a vote on granting legal status to vehicle-for-hire services like Uber, Lyft and Sidecar. At least the Bayou City … [Read more]
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