Sen. Craig Estes (R-30) apparently does. Scott Henson over at GritsforBreakfast has the story: Cynics have long maintained that prosecutors could get the typical grand jury to indict a ham sandwich, implying they're essentially in the pocket of the … [Read more]
Battleground Texas comes to Houston
This past Saturday I attended the first meeting of Battleground Texas held in Houston. They are on a 14 city tour of Texas rolling out the program which is intended to start the process of turning Texas into a swing State then into a Democrat held … [Read more]
It's Simple, Really
Day after day, I read something new or hear something about the latest and greatest invention or “angle” from different groups or individuals within the Republican Block who have the answer on “Outreach.” Notice I didn’t say Republican Party, because … [Read more]
United States Air Force Retiree Can't Keep His Doctor After All
The letter Ron and I had been awaiting arrived in yesterdays mail. "Doc" has been our PCP for over 10 years. Dear Mr. and Mrs. xxxxx It is with a great deal of regret that I am terminating my contract with Medicare due to the costly red tape and … [Read more]
Why the far right is losing influence at the Texas Capital
If you read the news about the current session of the Texas Legislature, much of it is focused on the newly discovered Republican "centrists". In reality, they aren't centrist at all, but with the redefinition of "conservative" over the past few … [Read more]
Clear Creek ISD and Galveston Daily News stacking the deck for bond issue?
When I first heard about an incident involving the Harris County Clerk's office giving out real, live ballots to a couple of women that simply went to the office and asked for them, I thought it was just another example of County Clerk Stan Stanart's … [Read more]
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