Sadness at Studio 1A

Folks know Commentary watches “Today” every morning. It is a sad morning in Studio 1A this Friday. See this that just came out: Uche Ojeh, Sheinelle Jones’ husband of 17 years, has died following a battle with brain cancer. He was 45. “With profound sadness, we share this morning that Uche Ojeh, the husband of…

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The Dutt Factor

We have a GOP candidate for Harris County Judge. Here is from the Chron: The mayor of Piney Point Village, a Houston enclave with a population of roughly 3,000, announced Tuesday her intent to run for Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo’s seat in the November 2026 election.  Aliza Dutt, a Republican, was elected mayor of Piney Point…

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On the 18th

Happy Birthday today to one of my best friends, Julie Luna! _____ It is about time the media looked into this. Chron columnist Lisa Falkenberg wrote this column about Congressional District 18, the current vacancy, and health issues of those who serve us. See this from Lisa: First, they lost their voice. Now, they could…

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Heights High AC

The air conditioning went kaput at Heights High School yesterday. HISD had no choice but to send the students home early. Heights High School is five blocks from my house. Heights High was set to receive $6,770,000 in renovations, including a major HVAC upgrade in the HISD bond proposals that were soundly defeated by HISD…

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Water Deals

I am a longtime fan of Al Roker of “Today.” Al was the commencement speaker yesterday at Siena College’s graduation ceremony. Al’s address to the Class of 2025 was interesting. Here are the excerpts: “As you, the class of 2025, prepare for your next part of your journey, truth has been part of your path…

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H-Town Growth

H-Town has kind of been stagnant in population growth the past few years. Not anymore. See this from the Chron: Houston added more residents than all but one city in the United States last year, according to the Census Bureau’s latest population estimates, while the suburb of Fulshear retained its place among the fastest-growing cities in…

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On HPD, Again

I guess we have not moved past last year’s HPD mess. I for one think the media has every right to continue to investigate and flush it all out. See this from ABC Channel 13 News: HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — The Houston Police Department has finally released a cache of internal documents exposing the controversial practice…

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Baseball Joke

Commentary has said it before. Even though I have forked over a ton of dough to the Astros for over three decades, MLB doesn’t give a rat’s arse what I think. Here is the latest from CBS Sports: On Tuesday, Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred effectively changed baseball’s permanently ineligible list to a lifetime…

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Runoffs

I ran into Sal Serrano in the featured photo yesterday. He is a San Jacinto College Trustee and is in a runoff election set for June 7. There are also Latinos running in three Pasadena City Council district runoff elections that will also be held on June 7. There are eight Pasadena City Council members,…

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Talking Down

Folks know that Commentary watches Fox 26’s “What’s Your Point” on Sunday mornings. I don’t watch it to get informed. I watch it to point out when some of the MAGA panelists misinform viewers “What’s Your Point” host Greg Googan certainly has it in for Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo and the Democratic majority Harris…

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