government

Who ever thought … not, Scalia

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The United States Supreme Court today affirmed the right of marriage for all people in a 5-4 judgement in Obergefell v. Hodges. Justice Antonin Scalia dissented. Among other things he wrote: Who ever thought that intimacy and spirituality … were freedoms? In his heavy-handed need to disparage his associates, he seems to have forgotten some of our … Read more

Mobility Study of The Heights and Surrounding Areas

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“Pedestrian facilities along Studewood Street are in great condition north of White Oak Drive, but virtually nonexistent along the 4-lane segment of the roadway south of White Oak Drive which includes a 4-lane bridge. However, the use of this segment by pedestrians is evident by foot paths flanking both sides of the corridor. The contra-flow … Read more

Voting is a Right

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Everyone in Texas that thinks our new Voter ID law is a good one, should read the Kuff’s digest of a recent article from MSNBC. The telltale numbers: The “free” Election Identification Certificates written into the law were provided as an option for the estimated 600,000 to 750,000 citizens who didn’t have the needed documentation.  371 … Read more