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The Chron today has a story on the H-Town City Council member from District J who is “rebranding” his council district. Huh? Council Member Edward Pollard admits he is looking to run for a higher office. 8,165 District J folks voted in the November 2023 municipal election, the lowest of any city council district. The…
Read MoreThe Columbia Blue
It is cold today. I am heading to a mid-morning meeting. Other than that, I plan on staying in, staying warm this week, in the first real workweek of 2025. ______ This is Hoda Kotb’s last week as co-host of “Today.” This week at “Today” is being called Hoda-Bration Week. Got it? _____ According to…
Read MoreLuv Ya Blue, Again
This is from an online story: ESPN is taking heat for its decision regarding the national anthem before Thursday’s Sugar Bowl. Notre Dame beat Georgia 23-10 earlier today to advance to the College Football Playoff semifinals. The game was delayed almost 24 hours due to the terror attack in New Orleans Wednesday morning which took…
Read MoreLocal Hate
The dead fella who terrorized Bourbon Street yesterday, reportedly was born in Beaumont, Texas and had been living and working in Harris County. I guess he learned to hate here in the H-Town area. I am curious how this local hate grew inside of him. I will be paying close attention for sure. _____ The…
Read MoreHello, 2025
I woke up this morning, turned on the flat screen, and voila, another mass murder in America. Three hours into 2025, and already ten dead on Bourbon Street, French Quarter, New Orleans, USA. Only in America. The weapon used in the murders in NOLA early this morning was a white pickup truck with Texas license…
Read MoreAdios, 2024
Folks know that Commentary is of the Latino persuasion. I mention it every now and then. In today’s Chron, Jhair Romero, the Chron reporter who according to the Chron, covers “the businesses, politics and cultures of the growing Hispanic population across Greater Houston and Texas,” has a piece on what Latinos do to bring in…
Read MoreJimmy Carter
Former President Jimmy Carter, our 39th president, left us yesterday at age 100. He was an extraordinary leader who gave so much to this country and the world. His post presidency was rich in contributions to decency, kindness, and service. President Carter brokered the Camp David Accords between Egypt and Israel. That was a huge…
Read MoreLast Friday
Today is the last Friday of 2024 and five days until 2025. _____ About 45 years ago, the late Rev. Jerry Falwell poisoned our politics by introducing his Moral Majority organization. Our politics haven’t been the same since. Divisiveness and hate now run rampant. The GOP is now MAGA. MAGA puts on a pedestal the…
Read MoreBeyoncé Rules
Near flawless. Commentary is talking about the epic Beyoncé Bowl. The halftime show at yesterday’s Texans and Ravens game at NRG on Christmas Day will certainly be a heavy favorite to win an Emmy Award. It was an outstanding performance. If you watched it, you know what I am talking about. If you didn’t watch…
Read MoreBe Someone and Merry Christmas
I met Louis Robert Luna last night and he is a cute kid for sure. He is just over three months old. _____ The featured photo kind of says it all from today’s Houston Chronicle. _____ Check out this story from ABC Channel 13 news: HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — An artist who painted messages on the…
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