Taking from Metro to give to HPD
It was very good for Houston, and Whitmire did well getting some of the wasted money that goes to Metro. […]
What do Sharpstown and Texas in the 1950s have in common?
A poll tax. Recently, Sharpstown had an election for officers; out of 6,800 households, only 57 people took the time
Ninja Assassin – HBO Max
The actors are so; the story has not much to it, except revenge, but those fight scenes and gore are
John Whitmire can’t lay the blame on the previous mayor on this.
But it would not surprise me if he didn’t try to blame Turner. What the news is reporting on you,
Shrinking – The “F” word was every where, Humor definitely, comedy maybe.
It is an enjoyable series, color me old fashion, but I just don’t see the need to utter “Fuck” numerous
What moved Latinos toward Trump, the arrival of Blacks at the Border.
Democrats can’t move forward if they stick their heads in the ground and won’t look at all possible reasons for
Mayor Whitmire does not seem to care about minority neighborhoods.
Under the former mayor, Sylvester Turner, the One Clean Houston initiative promised nearly $14,000,000 to crack down on illegal dumping,
Cancelled my Chronicle subscribtion, will donate to
Houston Landing, The Texas Observer, Texas Tribune, and Houston Public Media. Today’s editorial from the Houston Chronicle was the last
Is Commissioner Leslie Briones doing a good job?
I live in Briones district and was surprised when one of her staff recently spoke out against County Judge Lina
Cost of buying a house too high, blame the Republicans.
The three states with the highest home insurance rates are all controlled by Republicans. Texas likes to brag about how
recriminalizing gay marriage
Why am I not surprised that it would be a target of the Trump Party? With nationwide abortion access off
The Madness – “Oh, F*** me,” it does not take long for the series opener to get one’s attention.
The quote above is about fourteen minutes into the series. The scene is not something one would expect to find,
Man on the Inside – trying hard to like it.
The guy Ted Danson, from Cheers, one of my favorite comedy programs I used to watch, is one of the
One year and the promise of more police officers still not met.
It would have surprised me if John Whitmire’s promise/wish for more Houston police officers had been met. It is easy