Thirteens months ago, I made a fool out of myself (again) by writing a column congratulating state District Court Judge Noe Gonzalez for striking down an appellate revision, of sorts, penned by the appellate attorneys representing convicted murderess Monica Melissa Patterson, 56, daughter of a politically prominent family.
It’s too bad that the Big Three automakers — General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis (parent corp. that owns Chrysler and Jeep) — never opened some manufacturing plants in the RGV. For one thing, Texas is a right-to-work state, so the UAW would have less of a union stranglehold here, if at all.
I’ll tell you about my buddy, the former armed robber who ran for public office, but let me first talk about sex and how it relates to politics.
Last week the Texas Senate voted on the impeachment of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on twenty assorted charges made against him by the Texas House of Representatives.
Thanks to my good buddy Danny for emailing me a link to a story published this year by NeighborhoodScout.com. Here’s what he had to say in his email: “So in spite of the national perception of the RGV being a dangerous place to live/visit, no RGV city, and actually no border city, cracks the Top 100 most dangerous cities in the USA.”
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