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As you all know, HISD is currently pushing a nearly $2 billion bond proposal. That request is bad enough, but they don’t stop there.

As your editor I have studied the Houston Chronicle endorsements and at times wonder what planet the editorial board is on.

Remember a few weeks ago the “lame” stream media told us the Presidential election was over and Obama had won. Now that Mitt Romney beat Obama in the first debate, lo and behold, the race has tightened and it’s anyone’s to win! It’s interesting how things quickly change.

Watching the mainstream media go all in to reelect President Obama one may think the media is ridiculously partisan, and you’d be right.

President Obama last week had his chance to make a case for four more years. Instead of telling us what he planned to do and how to accomplish it, he just talks — sounds familiar.

This election year we Americans face many important challenges.

With the pick of Paul Ryan to be his running mate, Mitt Romney has done the country a large favor.

The longest primary season in Texas history is finally over – from January to July 31, 2012 we all dealt with hotly contested primary elections.

Since Texas is a Republican state in statewide elections, turning out and voting is critical. With estimates as low as a turnout of 5% of registered voters, your vote means a lot in a runoff election.

In the runoff for Railroad Commissioner, TCR backs Christi Craddick.