Fort Bend Republican Troy Nehls wants to be in Congress badly, but he won’t have to get there to learn greedy Washington-style tricks – he already knows them.
If Miller, Abbott, or any other Texas Republican was offended by racist, divisive comments, they would have condemned Donald Trump long ago and many times over.
We shouldn’t be surprised that Steve Radack is quick to blurt out what’s really on his mind.
“A visit from Donald Trump shines a bright light on failed Texas Republican leadership, and it’s an ugly sight to see.”
Steve Radack and Jack Cagle are complicit with GOP plans to undermine local voters.
Dennis Bonnen played with fire and got burned by off-the-edge ideologues who now control Texas Republican leadership.
Not long ago, Steve Radack bragged that he hadn’t missed Harris County Commissioners Court in 5 years. He’s apparently soured on public service since then.
We are already stuck with Donald Trump using insults and inciting hate to cover for a corrupt presidency. Texans shouldn’t tolerate a House Speaker with the same divisive nature and broken character as Donald Trump.
When asked to support a Special Session to address mass shootings and public safety, Republican Craig Goldman said “absolutely not.”
Evading responsibility has become the GOP calling card.
If Radack and Cagle stage a no-show, it will be another example of blocking progress and public service for county taxpayers.
More work has been done on flood mitigation in the eight months since Democrats took control of the County Court than in the entire previous decade when Ed Emmett was County Judge.
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