It looks like voters are finally taking a good look at Attorney General candidate Ken Paxton and aren't liking what they see. As I said earlier: Paxton presents himself as some sort of Boy Scout Sunday School teacher. And thus far, the press has let … [Read more]
Chicago White Sox: A Rookie to Remember
I know that many of you are engaged in the final push toward the primary run-off elections for your chosen candidates, the end-of-school activities with your children, or the preparation for summer vacations. But for me, Spring also inevitably turns … [Read more]
Shoreacres shenanigans
First it was former Mayor Dolly Aorns putting out a letter that skewed the facts of Shoreacres' financial situation. Now it is current Mayor (and soon to be former) Matt Webber doing the same. Sometimes you just have to shake your head and wonder … [Read more]
Fort Bend ISD Board Trustee Albright Questioned In Campaign Sign Theft
A Fort Bend Independent School District Board Trustee was questioned by City of Meadows Place police early Saturday morning after police received two complaints of campaign sign theft. Bruce Albright, Fort Bend ISD Trustee Position 4 was taken in … [Read more]
Mark McCaig: Sid Miller’s Lies Caught on Tape
Throughout his campaign for Agriculture Commissioner, former State Representative turned lobbyist Sid Miller has not constrained himself to the truth while seeking the support of Republican voters. Miller’s lies were on full display at a recent … [Read more]
Tom Leppert on proposed higher education rules
One of the pleasures I had during the 2012 Senate campaign in Texas was meeting Tom Leppert. I hoped that Tom would stay engaged in public affairs because he is one of the bright spots in public policy for Republicans. I ran across a post from Tom on … [Read more]
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