Last week I attended the first annual policy conference put on by the relatively new Texas Conservative Roundtable. Talk about refreshing! Being in a room with people that were discussing serious policy concerns in Texas versus people spewing hot … [Read more]
Mike Knox announces campaign for Houston City Council District A
Republican Precinct Chair Mike Knox joins the fray in District A: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FEBRUARY 7, 2012 CONTACT: JESSICA COLON 713.256.4069 [email protected] MIKE KNOX ANNOUNCES CAMPAIGN FOR … [Read more]
Houston Community College Reaches Agreement with DOJ on Discriminatory Hiring Practices
In the settlement agreement between the United States Department of Justice and Houston Community College, HCC will pay $83,600 in civil penalties, create a $20,000 back pay fund, and be subject to monitoring of its employment eligibility hiring … [Read more]
Rep. Debbie Riddle files bill to eliminate the Harris County Department of Education
State Rep. Debbie Riddle (R-150) filed HB945 this week. If enacted, it would abolish the Harris County Department of Education, transferring control of the assets to the Harris County Commissioners Court, and giving the commissioners one year to … [Read more]
George P. Bush – a dilettante, not a rising star
I see that the publicist for George P. Bush, son of former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, nephew of former President George W. Bush, grandson of former President George H.W. Bush, and, oh, yeah, the most important part of his pedigree, half-Latino by way of … [Read more]
Texas school finance lawsuit was over when it was filed
That's right, it was a done deal the minute it was filed in Judge John Dietz's court. You'll not find a single person involved that says otherwise. That is why the good judge announced before closing arguments that he would have a bench ruling later … [Read more]
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