Some time ago, I wrote an article in an effort to inform readers about how their tax dollars are being spent on improvement projects in and around the Galleria area. Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones, or TIRZ were the target of my article titled, So What Is a TIRZ Anyway??. Read more about Uptown/Galleria TIRZ Terrorizes Traffic
Born the son of an Irish blacksmith in Houston, Paul Neal Adair, commonly known as ‘‘Red’’ started his long service as a fire fighter in World War II with the 139th Bomb Disposal Squadron. Read more about Tuesday's In Texas: Red Adair
How many times do we have to replay the same mistake in the battle with radical Islamic terrorists? Let's see, there was Fort Hood, Boston, San Bernardino, and now Orlando, and the common thread is the perpetrators warned of their radicalism to our public safety officials who promptly did nothing (but they were politically correct while doing so). Read more about Will We Ever Learn?
For many months, I made two cases. First that under the right circumstances, Donald Trump could win the election and the second point was that Trump would be the weakest candidate with the least chance of winning this election against Hillary Clinton. As the summer progresses and we move toward the Cleveland convention, my forecast is proving true. Trump is sliding in the polls but Hillary Clinton is not gaining in the polls. Read more about Trump Slipping
Some time ago, I wrote an article in an effort to inform readers about how their tax dollars are being spent on improvement projects in and around the Galleria area. Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones, or TIRZ were the target of my article titled, 
Are Democrats that stupid or do they simply follow their leaders blindly without thinking? 
Born the son of an Irish blacksmith in Houston, Paul Neal Adair, commonly known as ‘‘Red’’ started his long service as a fire fighter in World War II with the 139th Bomb Disposal Squadron. 
In the aftermath of the Orlando massacre, we have seen many explanations of why, and many of them wrong. 
How many times do we have to replay the same mistake in the battle with radical Islamic terrorists? Let's see, there was Fort Hood, Boston, San Bernardino, and now Orlando, and the common thread is the perpetrators warned of their radicalism to our public safety officials who promptly did nothing (but they were politically correct while doing so). 
Police in Montgomery County, Texas, detained and eventually released a man who was said to have been found with a handgun near the location of a Trump rally being held in The Woodlands. 
For many months, I made two cases. First that under the right circumstances, Donald Trump could win the election and the second point was that Trump would be the weakest candidate with the least chance of winning this election against Hillary Clinton. As the summer progresses and we move toward the Cleveland convention, my forecast is proving true. Trump is sliding in the polls but Hillary Clinton is not gaining in the polls. 
Today I'm introducing an amendment that I believe will offer a solution. I believe, if enacted beforehand, it may have provided the law enforcement agencies, like the FBI, the tools they needed in order to identify somebody like the Orlando shooter beforehand and to take them off the streets. 
