There might be some kool-aid there but there won't be much tea. I mean seriously folks, I don't care how you spend your entertainment dollars but don't expect me to buy into a "tea party" that you have to pay to get in, pay to reserve a chair, or pay … [Read more]
Houston's Prop 1 Will Result in Teacher Layoffs
Those boys and girls that are pushing this tax don't care about the children. No, sir, they just don't. Here's why. I was perusin' the Mayor's spiel on the subject and she says that no one will be exempt, other than those "entities" that are … [Read more]
Keep Houston Silent Gets Slapped: Red Light Camera Ban Remains on Houston Ballot
First and most significant to Houstonians was the dismissal of a federal lawsuit brought by Keep Houston Silent/Safe, the front group for the Arizona-based red light camera company. The suit, which sought to remove the Charter Amendment to Ban Red … [Read more]
The Big Non-Debate: Why Today’s Debates are Worthless
I guess that Joe Holley’s guess on attendance is about as good as any, although the initial invites said that it would be limited to 250 guests. There were around 430 chairs out, give or take a row. The middle section was pretty full, the wings were … [Read more]
Judicial Q&A: Judge Pam Derbyshire
1. Who are you, and what are running for? My name is Pam Derbyshire and I am the Judge of Harris County Criminal Court at Law No. 7. I am running for re-election to Court 7 in November. 2. What kind of cases does this court hear? Criminal Court No. 7 … [Read more]
Judicial Q&A: Judge Diane Bull
1. Who are you, and what are you running for? My name is Diane Bull, and I have been the presiding judge of Harris County Criminal Court at Law #11 since 1995. I'm running for re-election for my 5th 4-year term of office. It has been my honor to … [Read more]
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