The Fourteenth Court of Appeals has made their ruling on the lawsuit filed by Jonathan Day, Charhonda Williams, and Eva Castillo against Harris County Judge Ed Emmett in the "Early to Rise" matter: (click here if viewer does not open) As you can … [Read more]
Special Prosecutor needed in Karpen case
You do remember the Douglas Karpen case, right? Since the Harris County District Attorney's Office has done nothing with the case, almost four months after it went public, six months after being notified about it, it is time to move on. It is time … [Read more]
Houston Mayor's race – uppity black man running
What the heck is going on with the Houston Chronicle's editorial board in this years Houston Mayor's race? It looks like they've become an extension of Mayor Annise Parker's re-election campaign team. And before you dismiss that statement as the … [Read more]
Judicial Engagement by Harris County Republicans
I ran across a great article written by Don Hooper yesterday regarding the HCRP’s Judicial Signing party. Although the article was interesting, I found some of the comments even more fascinating. Some of the comments made me think that we, as the … [Read more]
As Autumn Approaches, It’s Time To Govern
The last few months have been a time of reflection and rejuvenation for me, as I attended to personal and professional matters, and stepped away—as much as possible—from political matters. But Labor Day has now past, and the traditional summer … [Read more]
Judicial Signing Party – Is this a good idea?
Last Thursday, I attended the Downtown Pachyderm meeting at the Spaghetti Warehouse. At the meeting, Judge Dan Hinde rose to painfully promote the upcoming judicial signing party sponsored by the Republican Party. As previously mentioned by David … [Read more]
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