Two Large Stories
This political week will begin with two very large political stories, one of which could bring a state board investigation with charges against another school district, and the other of which will bring down a city council.
First is the Port Neches ISD, where now not only does the Review have the evidence of the district but the General Public Now has copy of the love notes between the superentendant of the district who had to resign over the alledged love notes, but now there is evidence of room sharing between Dr. Gonzalas and the woomen who will be voted in Monday Night. The General public may confront both, as neither has said that they were not invovlved an an affair while hiding it from their family, friends and employees. The affair is against state, federal and district laws and regulations.
The Review has been told that the Texas Rangers have been advised. If she takes the oath of office there is a good chance both could face charges.
The second big story to watch is the Beaumont City Council’s attempt to deny payments for receiving compensation for their seats on the city council. Which is legal as they voted themselves payment.
Sadly, the Mayor and three other council members are so out of tune with the city and those who have elected them into office that nobody seems to care. The city is in disrepair, toilets do not flush, and roads are falling apart. Other than the mayor, all are from the black community.
What it shows you is the lack of caring from the elected officials and what you can expect in the future.
We have said it before and now will say it again: nothing but corrupt drunks are running many of our governmental agencies, and now we have self-interested black special interests trying to block management from doing their jobs at BISD, outside of directives from those who run BISD. Why? They think they know better after bringing the district to its knees twice now.
So get ready for a fun week of low powered politics. They have all laid their cards on the table. The only question is if they will play them.
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