The answer to the first part of that last question is: Houston is a Democratic city. For some reason, Democratic Party voters think that they aren’t taxed enough. Had that “rain” tax been on the ballot for Harris County as a whole, it would have gone … [Read more]
And now, a reality check from our friends in North Korea
But while we focused on the home-front, the world kept spinning. And now, while we try to fix the mess that the Democrats created by trying to implement their 80-year plan to socialize much of the American economy, those who we just … [Read more]
Mayor Parker Wants Qualified, Eligible Veterans In All City Positions….Just Not In UNION REPRESENTED Ones!
Mayor Parker invoked concerns “about the epidemic of suicides” and “rising homelessness among veterans” in this Houston Comical…err, Chronicle piece titled “Veterans Gain Advantage When Seeking City Work” describing the Mayor’s recent Executive Order … [Read more]
The Tide Is Still Turning
Without taking sides in the race, a broad coalition of Harris County Republican grassroots leaders has called on our Republican state representatives to caucus separately and select a Republican Speaker candidate by secret ballot, then to join forces … [Read more]
The Transportation Safety Administration: “It’s for Your Own Good”
Consider some history of attempts to unionize the TSA: November 2001: Creation of the TSA signed into law by President George W. Bush in November 2001 under the U.S. Department of Transportation. Congress did not grant collective bargaining rights to … [Read more]
Rep-Elect Sarah Davis Issues Statement on Religious Attacks
Rep. Sarah Davis Condemns Attacks on Speaker Joe Straus' Faith … [Read more]
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