Okay, I've been meaning to write about the Ted Cruz - David Dewhurst race for a bit but got sidetracked by the birth of my first grandchild! Pictures here - hey, I'm a grandpa now, I can do that stuff. It was a shellacking. No doubt about that. But … [Read more]
Chuck Maricle Meet and Greet this Saturday
Can lightning strike twice? Chuck Maricle thinks it can. That is why he is taking on long-time Harris County Precinct 1 Commissioner El Franco Lee this November - he remembers Jack Morman's unlikely win over Sylvia Garcia. If you live in Precinct 1, … [Read more]
Texas Education: Revisiting our Foundation
Back in mid-June after the RPT convention in Fort Worth, I wrote a post in which I stated that one of my long-term plans was to help … find a comprehensive answer to the structural and financial problems facing our educational system in our … [Read more]
King Street Patriots collect school supplies
My admiration for the King Street Patriots continues to grow. Well, not really, I doubt that it can get much stronger. But it can be reinforced and that certainly happened when I read what they are doing tomorrow night. That's right - show up with … [Read more]
Steve Stockman knows grassroots politics
Okay, so we all know that I'm not a fan of Steve Stockman. I didn't like the blatant lies his campaign put out against my guy, Texas State Sen. Mike Jackson, or his performance at the Clear Lake Area Republicans forum prior to his July 31st runoff … [Read more]
Good News: Engineering Firms Contributing to “Keep Houston Moving” PAC Also Contributed to the 2010 Prop 1 “Rain Tax” PAC
If you didn’t like the vote-buying, special interest, sweetheart dealings associated with the 2010 Proposition 1 “Rain Tax” imagine how thrilled you’d be to learn that some of those same engineering and related firms, still at work preserving their … [Read more]
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