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Category Archives: Houston
Whitmire Makes the Case for Voting for Cook in the State Senate District 15 Primary, Part I of II
Indefatigable blogger Charles Kuffner interviewed Senator John Whitmire earlier in January. More recently, Whitemire squared up against challenger Molly Cook in a forum hosted by SAAVETX West U/Bellaire Senate District 15. Reviewing transcripts of both events, I realized that Senator … Continue reading
Posted in Houston, politics, progressive, Texas, Texas Progressive Alliance
Tagged John Whitmire, Molly Cook
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Judge Lina Hidalgo Stands Alone
Judge Hidalgo deserves more credit than she gets for her refusal to accept money from county vendors. Let’s give it to her and donate to keep her in office. Continue reading
Posted in Houston, politics, progressive, Texas, Texas Progressive Alliance
Tagged harris county, Houston politics, Lina Hidalgo
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Why Is the GOP Backing Shelley Kennedy?
The Houston City Council District C runoff is between two Democratic women. Why are Republicans picking sides and urging GOP voters to elect Shelley Kennedy? Two like Mary Jane Smith and Greg Meyers, who both posted endorsements on November 27th. … Continue reading
Posted in Houston, politics
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Karla Cisneros Takes Money from I-45 Expansion Firm
Council Member Karla Cisneros took $1,500 from HNTB Holdings LTD PAC, the company that designed the I-45 expansion so many of her constituents oppose. Continue reading
Posted in Houston, politics
Tagged District H, houston, I-45 Expansion, Karla Cisneros
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Ed Emmett, Time To Pick a Side
At the vigil on Sunday evening at the Jewish Community Center, County Judge Ed Emmett spoke to the crowd assembled to honor and memorialize the victims of the horrific murders in Pittsburgh at the Tree of Life Synagogue: And even … Continue reading
Posted in Houston, politics, Uncategorized
Tagged antisemitism, Ed Emmett, Tree of Life Synagogue
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