Category: Politics
2023 Election – City Edition
Early voting starts on Monday, April 24. For those that have any interest in my thoughts on the council election race, read on. Otherwise, have a great day and move on A preamble to this post is that I am not basing my choices on all the normal election “issues” (e.g. infrastructure, public safety, growth,… Continue reading
#TeamTracie 2022
I am so excited that Tracie Reveal Shipman has stepped up during this critical time to once again serve our great city. For those that don’t know Tracie (and I’m not really sure who that may be in this city), she was one of the visionary citizens and then council members who created the plan… Continue reading
2021 Election – City Edition
Always fun to get a different version of history presented to you on a hump day. Woke up this morning with a question about my alleged support for one of the candidates in the Frisco runoff election (yes, Virginia THERE IS a runoff election in Frisco). To be clear, I am not supporting either of… Continue reading
Call for Senate Inquiry into Ted Cruz
Read my letter to Senator Schumer calling for an Inquiry on Ted Cruz.
Politics is personal
As the eve of Election Day draws to a close, I am sitting here perplexed by the state of this nation, and the people who live in it. For many of my friends (both real and Facebook), I am hopeful that I seem to be a reasonable person. I consider myself a progressive and have… Continue reading
Pat. Seriously?
So today I get an invitation from City Councillor Pat Fallon to attend a fundraising event at his home for Texas GOP Chair Steve Munisteri. For $250 (minimum donation required), I’d get to listen to Mr Munisteri tell me how – among other things – the GLBT community should never be a part of the… Continue reading
Frisco City Council Place 4 Election
As a neighbor, friend or work colleague, I am invading your inbox for a short moment to remind you that voting for the Frisco City Council Place 4 runoff election started today. Early voting runs through June 8 (no voting on June 6), with the runoff election being held on June 12, 2010. Details on… Continue reading
Change has come!
America’s President Not sure how quickly the turnover will be on the government websites, but at 12 PM (EST), the White House website should be updated to reflect the new president. You can always check out President Obama’s website leading up to the inauguration for updates, or the Presidential Inauguration Committee’s website.