The dysfunctional March 1 Hidalgo County Democrat Primary may have proven to be a joke in the way it was seemingly mishandled by interim County Chair Patrick Eronini (somebody else’s fault, he says), but the lawsuit that now follows it can’t seem funny to incumbent county judge Richard Cortez, who must now pay attorneys to defend against it.
Note to Biden supporters: when Trump did something stupid, which was fairly often, either via his ridiculous daily juvenile tweets or the words that poured from his orange, pursed lips, I ridiculed him as well, so don’t count me as a political partisan. Now it’s Biden’s turn to be roasted:
In the world of Hidalgo County Democratic Chairman Patrick Eronini, whatever the problem may be related to polling locations, including the 15 he closed less than 24 hours before the polls opened March 1, it’s always someone else’s fault. Never his own, or so it would seem.
By the time you read this column, the local primary races should be behind us. Goodbye, political signs parked on public and private roadways and right-of-ways. It’s the small things that can drive one crazy. Or crazier, as the case may be. If we didn’t live in
Eric Jarvis is one of the busiest attorneys around, relatively speaking, but now he’s got to deal with the sort of publicity no attorney wants.
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