Contributing Editor for the Concho Observer
This article represents the two party chairs – Republican and Democrat – of Tom Green County giving their final arguments for why you should vote their way today, on Election Day.
Read their arguments and let us know what your closing thoughts on the election: on Facebook or in the comments down below, what have you been thinking about in these last few weeks?
Jon Mark Hogg discusses Iran, data centers, and public approval in this opinion piece: “Every major elected leader in Texas was for data centers, until all of a sudden they weren’t. That only happened because of the people applying pressure.”
Hiking along, I am always taken by the amazing beauty of the Americas. But like many travelers; the darker, more cynical side of my nature started to emerge over time, and noticed a trend. This came with the realization that many National Parks were created after they had already been contaminated or damaged by industry and business.
I call it the “bankruptcy theory of conservation.” The way America approaches natural conservation is that it does not become a priority until we have sucked every dollar we can out of the region.
“If the legislature does kill the ROW Fee, as I expect, maybe the city should take a lesson from the State of Texas and just make all of our streets toll roads.”
We assume a self-conscious technology would want to dominate human beings, because that is what human beings want to do to the entire world.
Editor Jon Mark Hogg gives his two cents on recent proceedings…
Running as an independent, Mike Collier only has 30 days to gather 81,030 signatures needed to get on the ballot, thanks to Texas law.
