What a novel concept! Sadly, not enough people even know what this really means. Let’s put it into terms of your own home budget, if you have one. Assume you make $75,000 a year. You are married (wife or husband doesn’t draw a paycheck), two kids, … [Read more]
The “Chicagoization” of the Democratic Party
Prior to 1995, candidates for mayor and city council in Chicago ran on partisan tickets. In 1995, the Illinois legislature supposedly changed this practice by requiring that such candidates run in non-partisan elections, like those for municipal … [Read more]
Deer Park City Council candidate Bennie Boles
Early voting for the Deer Park city elections starts Monday, 4/29. There will be a candidate forum tonight at the La Quinta on Center St. featuring the candidates for Mayor and for Council Position 1. One of the candidates for that Position 1 seat is … [Read more]
Places to be, people to see
A few interesting political events this week in Harris County: Monday, 4/22 Factions within the Republican Party - April 22nd - in Kemah Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pm Place: Sundance Grill II At Waterford Harbor Marina, 800 Mariners Dr Kemah, TX 77565 … [Read more]
Safety, Liability Issues Surface During City of Sugarland Public Meeting
A public meeting on the City of Sugar Land Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan was held Monday April 15th at Sugar Land City Hall. Approximately 100 people attended the meeting, expressing important public safety concerns for consideration. Pat … [Read more]
Michael Landrum appointed Judge in the 113th District Court
One of the bright spots in the Harris County Republican Party is the quality of the candidates that we have for the various civil court benches. One of the finest people I met during the 2012 election season was Michael Landrum, who ran for the 129th … [Read more]
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