Joe Danna was kind enough to agree to be interviewed regarding his race for Sherriff. Running against an incumbent Democrat in this election cycle is a difficult proposition, and he is to be commended for taking the time, effort, and expense of this … [Read more]
Interview with Ted Heap
Ted Heap was kind enough to agree to be interviewed regarding his race for reelection as Constable for Precinct Five. He was initially elected in 2016, and is one of the rare Republicans up for reelection. The success he has had in his first term … [Read more]
Save Democracy. Vote in Person!
By Leo Vasquez (@LV_HTX) As the former official Voter Registrar for our county, I was asked by my elder colleagues at a monthly luncheon I recently attended whether they should vote in person or request absentee ballots to vote by mail. After the … [Read more]
The Reality of Voter Registration Records
By Leo Vasquez (@LV_HTX) To safeguard our electoral process, Americans need to understand the realities of maintaining voter registration records and the potential chaos which is sure to result from states mailing out ballots to all “voters” … [Read more]
Be Prepared For A Disaster
I just mailed in my ballot. Voted for Trump-Pence, Cornyn and Babin. But a Trump victory does not appear to be in the stars For starters, Harris County voters will go heavily for the Democrats. The only Republicans that will win in the county … [Read more]
Interview with Tom Ramsey
T Commissioner’s Court Precinct Three is an open seat for the first time in 32 years because Commissioner Radack is retiring. Tom Ramsey was kind enough to spend approximately an hour and a half discussing his vision for Precinct … [Read more]
The Debate Was No Rocky Graziano-Tony Zale Title Fight
Three of the most exciting fights in boxing history were the three fights for the middleweight championship of the world between Rocky Graziano and Tony Zale. Tuesday night's debate was no Graziano-Zale title fight. In the blue corner you had … [Read more]
Joe Biden Panders To BLM, Ignores Facts In Breonna Taylor Case
Rioting, during which two Louisville cops were shot, broke out after a grand jury refused to indict any officers for killing Breoona Taylor. The grand jury did indict one officer for wanton endangerment because his shots went into neighboring … [Read more]
Justice Was Served in the Breonna Taylor Case
The grand jury returned one indictment in the Breonna Taylor case. Two officers were not charged, and one was charged with wanton endangerment for firing blindly into the dwelling. Sadly predictably, BLM and other activists are crying that she did … [Read more]
Latinos Don’t Vote Until They Did
by Tony Salas According to famous author, Roy Williams, the soul of a city echoes that of its founders. And all one has to do is look at the entrepreneurial spirit of Houston driven by immigrants from around the world to hear the, Allen … [Read more]
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