Volume XVI Number 18 – November 15, 2017
In a low turnout election, a small percentage of voters voted for all of the $1.495 billion City of Houston bond issues.
In a low turnout election, a small percentage of voters voted for all of the $1.495 billion City of Houston bond issues.
There is only one issue you should focus on in the November elections – Flood Control and abatement.
“Study, delay, no money, not worth it, other priorities,” these are just some of the excuses for inaction in regards to our regional flooding problem.
When is the rot of politicization of everything and the spread of political correctness going to stop? We don’t know about you, but your Editor has had enough.
First let’s be clear, the Harvey historic flood was going to be a problem even if we had gotten everything right, because of the biblical scale we suffered.
Symbolic of poor planning and neglect of our regional flooding problem, the City of Houston has a proposed bond issue for November of around $1.6 billion, and the amount for flood control is zero!
The Special Session No. 1 is history. The State Senate worked hard and quickly and passed a lot of legislation.
We are in our first special session of the Texas Legislature for 2017, dealing with the agenda as laid out by Governor Greg Abbott.
According to Steve Forbes, Editor of Forbes Magazine – Medicaid is our problem in reforming the failed Obamacare.
Despite the unprecedented major media and Democrats’ attacks on President Trump, and the massive outspending by the Democrats in the specials ($33 million in loss in Georgia’s Sixth District last week), our side still won.
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