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Tag Archives: annise parker
Bottom Line – Zoning
Just got back from the WalMart/Ainbinder/City of Houston meeting at the George R. Brown. A few quick observations: First, hearty congratulations to Mayor Parker for managing the meeting as well as she did. Second, and I hate to say it, … Continue reading
Posted in politics, sprawl
Tagged annise parker, houston, politics, stop heights walmart, zoning
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A New Mayor for Houston, An Old Mayor of Houston
I watched KHOU last night, waiting for election returns and the moment we could finally say Annise Parker, next mayor of Houston. During the lag between the early votes being released and election-day precincts beginning to report, Doug Miller interviewed … Continue reading
Posted in Houston, politics
Tagged annise parker, bob lanier, doug miller, gene locke, houston mayoral race, khou
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Songs for Rocking the Vote
Annise Parker’s campaign just took 30 seconds out of their GOTV effort to tweet out a request: Important: We’re creating a song playlist for our Election Night Party. Respond with your suggestions! I like the idea of farming this out … Continue reading
Diversity By The Numbers Doesn’t Always Paint The Picture
As a feminist of a certain age, I count. I look at places of privilege and power, and I count. How many women? How many minorities? How old are they? How high have they risen, and how quickly, and who … Continue reading
Posted in Houston, politics
Tagged annise parker, campaign tricks, diversity, diversity by the numbers, feminists count, gabrielle hadnot, gene locke, guerrilla girls, houston black american democrats, houston mayoral race, Houston politics, law firm diversity, sandra puente, tejano democrats
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What The Puck?
OK, really bad title, I know. But how could I resist? I’m bright red as I confess that even though I watched part of the show, I missed the news that mayoral candidate Annise Parker’s appearance last week on the … Continue reading
Posted in good grief, politics
Tagged annise parker, gene locke, houston mayoral race, Houston politics
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