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Comment on Mayor Cook and Recall-Who is paying Cook’s legal fees? Marty Schladen at El Paso Times does not ask the question and misreports the facts by Xnibblet

Xnibblet — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 07:13:54 +0000

I was watching Extra on the government-controlled station ABC, and Darren Hunt claimed he couldn’t find anyone from the other side of the recall in favor of the recall to be on the show; so, he had a well-balanced show of Steve Ortega, one that was recalled, and David Crowder, reporter, usually empowering government decisions. On that show, most of it was about how the law was followed and that those on the recall are hateful and should have allowed the City Council to make a decision in favor of certain groups, which were categorized by the City of El Paso, whom were supposed to receive benefits. Steve Ortega did not say anything about this being a constitutional decision and neither did Crowder. What’s more, an appeals court of hack justices are using their authority to deny my vote in a recall decision on an election and deny my vote on a petition. These justices are violating my right to have a vote that counts and should be severely reprimanded. The council is that I see that part of government which developed right before Stalin or Hitler became in power, and the people who support this decision of violating the votes of many are the brainwashed lap dogs for government and who spread their hatred toward anyone opposing the worship of government.

Comment on TXDOT STEP Grants imposed quotas, Now El Paso Cops pay price by Xnibblet

Xnibblet — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 10:31:13 +0000

Great letter! Apparently, the sheriff seems to not recognize the number of citations or enforcement occurrences as quotas, but he is totally in favor of this “goal” system to receive grant money from TxDOT. By the way, who actually provides the funds for these grants to give to TXDOT? Are public-private partnerships for prisons or various industries dependent on law enforcement providing the money?

Comment on Mayor Cook and Recall-Who is paying Cook’s legal fees? Marty Schladen at El Paso Times does not ask the question and misreports the facts by Xnibblet

Xnibblet — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 07:33:30 +0000

Could it be that the Mayor wants to continue the appeal in order to get a win to get the other side to pay for all his legal fees. He is clearly not doing this in the best interest of the city or the citizens of El Paso. The philosophy and belief by the mayor is twisted though. He said on Extra on 1-29-12 to the effect that one can say anything that is opposed to government, but basically cannot legally act upon it. That is something a dictator would say.

Comment on El Paso Mayor John Cook Refuses to answer who is paying his lawyer’s legal fees on the Recall Election suit by eric

eric — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 09:04:05 +0000

If Jefferson was here he wouldn’t even have allowed people to vote on someones benefits.
He fought to make sure was religion was not to be shoved down people’s lives, yes we had our right to vote.
But read very well, it says to elect representatives, never does the constitution say we can vote on ordinances.

“In every country and every age, the priest had been hostile to Liberty.”
Thomas Jefferson

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Comment on El Paso Mayor John Cook Refuses to answer who is paying his lawyer’s legal fees on the Recall Election suit by jaimeg

jaimeg — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 06:11:05 +0000

So you think it is okay for politicians to receive $80,000 anonymously? The notion that a PUBLIC OFFICIAL is pursuing a PRIVATE LAWSUIT to REMAIN IN OFFICE is silly. Any lawsuit regarding the Mayor’s office or the recall is not private. It is because of people like you that corruption is so rampant in El Paso politics, you are so willing to turn a blind eye to those you agree with while they blatantly flout the law. No politician should be able to receive even $100 without having to disclose where it comes from, much less more than $80,000, or the $200,000 he said in a recent article. I also do not buy the notion of “pro bono” services being given to a non-indigent public official. That is a gift in any sense of the word, and should be disclosed as such so that taxes may be levied or treated as a campaign contribution.

Comment on Complaint filed Against El Paso City Attroney Charlie McNabb, Kenneth Krohn and DA Jaime ESparza for illgeal Police quota ticket system under STEP Grants by lpasopooch

lpasopooch — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 16:42:16 +0000

It appeared.
Merry Christmas.

Comment on El Paso Mayor John Cook Refuses to answer who is paying his lawyer’s legal fees on the Recall Election suit by theresa

theresa — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 00:21:42 +0000

There was another comment that I approved. I do not see it here. I am sorry if your comment did not appear.

Of course who is paying for Cook’s attorneys should be an issue. Thomas Jefferson would have pushed for it if it benefited his side. He was against a strong federal govt. which is what Cook wants.

Comment on Complaint filed Against El Paso City Attroney Charlie McNabb, Kenneth Krohn and DA Jaime ESparza for illgeal Police quota ticket system under STEP Grants by theresa

theresa — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 00:15:38 +0000

I wanted your comment to appear. Did it? I tried to push approve.

Comment on El Paso Mayor John Cook Refuses to answer who is paying his lawyer’s legal fees on the Recall Election suit by eric

eric — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 02:00:13 +0000

Honestly it should not matter who is paying his bill, it is no one business it is his personal law suit and he has the RIGHT to not tell anyone.
What people don’t the right is to use IRS tax exempt places to sign something political doing with a recall or a specific candidate.
Our constitution has it loud and clear, Thomas Jefferson was the one who actually wanted it in more, since he was not a christian.
Honestly it’s odd when someone only wants to fight the city on any little issue costing tax payers money.
Instead of focusing on real economic issues