Last week, Donald Trump, while in Europe, stated that Europe immigration is “changing the culture” of the European […]
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México is holding national elections on July 1. It is a significant event because México recently combined several […]
Yesterday I teased you about how big data, social media and psychographic profiles can be used to change […]
One of the cool things about having access to a sophisticated big data platform is the ability to […]
Late last month I posted that party politics is killing America. (link) I used the Veronica Escobar versus […]
The House Republicans released the Homeland Security funding bill on Tuesday. In it there are $1.6 Billion to […]
What many do not seem to understand about Donald Trump’s nativist politics is that he mainstreamed the war […]
Today is the day that many questions will be answered including the most important one – who will […]
As I posted yesterday, many readers are concerned about two specific topics. The first is that I have […]
Since Jim Tolbert took office on May 17, 2016, I have noticed a few constituency requests being made […]
Let’s face it, what happened in Dallas last week is rebellion against the government. Rebellion happens when the […]
As you all know, I like to connect the political and corrupt dots for you. In today’s edition […]
In leadership class I was taught that effective leadership is driven by example. If you want underlings to […]
From the news media reports, the blogosphere, social media and my post about David Nevarez, you know that […]
I am used to all sorts of idiocy emanating from politicians as they pander to their political base. […]
As you know, the citywide elections are tomorrow. I believe it is important to follow the money; where […]
Those that have followed El Paso elections for any amount of time knows that the results for Saturday’s […]
Author’s note: Those that have being following recent political commentary at the national level know that the issue […]
Earlier this month, Ali Razavi posted two blog posts on his blog that seemed to me to be […]
[Post updated at 12:00ET on April 17, 2015 in regards to amounts of contributions and Paypal] Peter Svarzbein […]
I added the latest campaign contributions data to my database and I thought I would share some of […]
As you likely already know, there is an election scheduled for May 9, 2015. As with all elections […]
In anticipation of the upcoming elections, I have been gathering information on each of the candidates for future […]
Score another victory for the blog and social media. As many of you probably already know, Hunt Communities […]
Last week I received a tip from a reader that wishes to remain anonymous. The reader shared with […]
Many times the traditional news media likes to argue that online media has no effect on public policy. […]
For the last few weeks I keep letting you know that I’m trying to limit my postings on […]
City council yesterday discussed and approved a request for the city attorney to draft a change to the process by how […]
As many of you know, the Hispanic Cultural Center is now becoming a controversy for the city. As […]
The two underlining themes in the questions and comments I received, as a result of my articles about […]
As most of you know, the impetus for my blog is the continued distortion of the public record […]
As you know there is an election scheduled for May 2015. There are three city representative seats in […]
All those that argued that Stephanie Townsend Allala’s quest for government transparency was wrong owe her an apology. […]
It is a funny thing that the more things change the more they stay the same. Today city […]
My two articles last week focused on the impending economic doom of El Paso and the resulting tax […]
Something has been bothering me about the Canutillo flag debacle and Hunt’s involvement in it. At first, I […]
The ongoing bathroom debacle at the San Jacinto Park clearly demonstrates a dysfunctional El Paso city government. As […]
A frequent reader in the legal profession pointed me to a potential issue involving various Hunt companies and […]
“There is something in the air.” A conspiracy was created in 2000 to drive El Paso into bankruptcy. […]
In typically El Paso fashion, stupidity reigns in all aspects of government. This time it is the city’s […]