In case you haven't heard, something has gone awry with a Grand Jury serving under the auspices of Judge Susan Brown's 185th District Court. Wrong as in what the heck? Grand Jury forewoman with ties to a potential regional crime lab attacks … [Read more]
The big Cain-Gingrich debate, er, lovefest/learning opportunity
Yeah, I know, I’m a little late in writing about my visit to the extraordinary Herman Cain – Newt Gingrich Lincoln/Douglas debate put on by the Texas Patriots PAC. Most of the media and bloggers that attended have already reported so you … [Read more]
Not your daddy’s Harris County Republican Party
Like I’ve said before, I love getting press releases and such from political campaigns because so many of them are outright hilarious. I received one this morning from the folks that opposed the Prop 1 “rain tax” (The Problem with … [Read more]
Some Thoughts From a Season Past
Now that a few days have passed since that remarkable World Series ended, this aging Baseball fan has a few final thoughts to share—thankfully not about politics, but about Baseball. La Russa’s Miracle I was sad to hear that Tony LaRussa … [Read more]
Dewhurst endorsement: Is this his idea of conservatism?
Once again I find myself shaking my head at the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde nature of Harris County Republicans. Only this time, I get to include Texas Lt. Gov David Dewhurst in the rocks rolling around inside my head. Here’s the deal. Lt. Gov. … [Read more]
Reflections from a Heretic and Some Thoughts about Legal Reform
It’s been a little over four years ago now since I first decided to run for office, almost three years since my observations about the state of our local GOP organization led me to run for office again, and about 18 months since I started … [Read more]
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