We told you about freshman Representative Giovonni Capriglione making a splash by introducing legislation that would require politicians to disclose things they should be disclosing.
Seems the bullies at the state capitol don't like that. Seems they don't want their voters knowing about their contacts, or contracts.
Now WHY would that be?
You can read the story in the New York Times, here. Another local boy making the big time. Another set of bullies, another lone voice standing up for the citizens.
Those involve question if this has anything to do with Gio's last campaign. Knowing Tarrant County as we do, we can tell you, Mr.Ramsey, he's doing this for us. If you have any other questions, come on down to Cowtown. We'll make your head spin. As for the "experts...knowing their kind", that explains why they acted so uncivil and childish to someone trying to pass legislation with integrity.
Those of you living in Spring, Texas, may want to ask YOUR Representative, WHY she took such issue with the bill?
Representative Giovanni Capriglione, Republican of Southlake, in his first appearance before a legislative committee, got a full hazing as the author of an ethics bill that apparently sounds better to the people who don’t have to comply than to the officeholders it would regulate.
His bill would require lawmakers to report any business relationships between their close relatives and any government entity — to show whether and how they and theirs might benefit personally from the officeholders’ official work.
You would think he had tried to outlaw pecan pie, pistols or pickups.
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