As you all likely know, Bob Moore is leaving the El Paso Times next month. Moore says he is making way for reporters to stay on at the newspaper. But, I don’t […]
Bob Moore Quits, Or So He Says
Social Media Comes Unto Its Own in Politics
To this day I believe that my blogging projects were the reason that Ray Caballero was not reelected. Blogs were a new thing and many people, including Bob Moore at the El […]
David Crowder and the Politics of News
The single most important issue that I have been focused on in my blog since its inception is my belief that the high level of El Paso corruption and ineptitude, that has […]
Know My Place
I have written before and told my friends that I have never felt discriminated against because of the color of my skin or my nationality. That is not to say that I […]
Bob Moore and Self-Serving Commentary
Let’s play a little game today. Let’s assume for this post that the State of Texas has mandated that all government business must henceforth be done via email. For example, if you […]
The Tolbert Agenda
Today, I am faced with having to discard the post I had ready to go for today. Instead I am writing a new one because Jim Tolbert undeniably pulled off an unexpected […]
Did Niland Order the Cathedral High School Calming Devices?
Last month, on April 8, to be exact, I shared with you the results of my open records request looking into who had lied about the Cathedral High School traffic calming devices. […]
The Story the El Paso Times Refuses to Report
Something politically important happened yesterday at city hall but if you read the El Paso Times you won’t know about it. That is because Bob Moore selectively targets certain politicos, like Larry […]
Anatomy of Corruption: Another Case Study with Joyce Wilson
In the continued quest to make El Paso the most corrupt city in the world, Joyce Wilson has given us an opportunity to analyze, dissect and explore how corruption is incubated, maintained […]
El Paso Scandals
Over the years I have been developing an online data set of the various scandals that have plagued El Paso for decades. Much of it is corruption related. As I have written […]
The Tommy Gonzalez Deception
The deception to cover up the $20+ million because of the delay of the bonds continues. In the latest installment, city council spent over four hours in executive session discussing Tommy Gonzalez. […]
Peeling the Onion – The Joyce Wilson Saga
(This is part 4 of a 5-part series) Infamously and very smugly, Joyce Wilson referred to those that opposed the ballpark as “crazies.” Every corruption needs an individual to work through the […]
The Politics of The Border 
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