Odd headline, I know, but in the race to replace retiring State Rep. John Davis in Texas House District 129, both candidates deserve accolades for how they ran their race. Dennis Paul will be the Republican nominee for the district, defeating Sheryl … [Read more]
H.E.R.O. supporters advocate public shooting of Texas official
Tolerant and peaceful Leftists posting comments on the Think Progress blog have openly agitated for the public shooting of a Texas official. As a result of exercising his First Amendment religious beliefs and peacefully petitioning for defeat of … [Read more]
Poll locations and help wanted!
This in from Harris County Clerk Stan Stanart: Houston, TX: Voters should visit www.HarrisVotes.comto verify their Election Day polling location before going to the polls on Tuesday, May 27th. Due to precinct consolidations, polling locations … [Read more]
Mommy, there is a man in the restroom
Yesterday, I had the opportunity to see D-Day Normandy 1944 at the Houston Museum of Natural Science. This movie discussed Operation Overlord, otherwise known as the Battle of Normandy. On that day, the longest day, the allies lost countless lives. … [Read more]
Allegations of coverup, deception regarding Sen. Dan Patrick’s mental health
After publishing Judge Bill Henderson's speech at the Downtown Houston Pachyderm Club on the release of Sen. Dan Patrick's mental illness records, I received an email from a Dr. Gary Brock asking to meet with me to discuss the fact that in my haste … [Read more]
Tom Delay: Rebel with a cause
Do you know how many amendments have been made to the US constitution? Tom DeLay knows. Tuesday night, I had the opportunity to attend an event with DeLay, which was sponsored by the Houston Young Republicans. Mac Flores, Political Director for the … [Read more]
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