WHO will be bailing out the Fort Worth Cats yet?
YOU will.
Read Bud Kennedy's take about the Cats and the election...
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Showing posts with label Bud K. Show all posts
Monday, November 7, 2011
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
They're talking to you Bud
Seems we weren't the only ones who noticed Bud Kennedy's story concerning White Settlement was somewhat one sided.
The letter to the Editor in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram also makes an excellent point about flooding while telling Bud to get all the facts, or butt out. Kudos to Ms. Anderson. And don't worry, haven't you heard? The Trinity River Vision will fix all our flooding problems. Just ask Bill Hanna.
Butt out, Bud
I am so disgusted with Bud Kennedy and what he wrote in his Friday column about White Settlement. (See: "White Settlement's upheaval, bickering are bad for business")
White Settlement pays county taxes the same as Fort Worth or any other Tarrant County town does, and we are entitled to the same services as those cities.
Until Kennedy meets with someone in our city (not just city officials) to get the details of our problems, he should butt out. He made it appear that we want Fort Worth to foot the expense for taking our problems to district court.
I remind Kennedy that White Settlement has been carrying the expense of Fort Worth's run-off water that floods us every time it rains. Maybe we should make our complaints heard about that expense caused by Fort Worth. I do not see him writing anything about that.
Until Kennedy knows what he's talking about, I suggest he stay out of this fight.
-- Jeannie Anderson,
White Settlement
The letter to the Editor in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram also makes an excellent point about flooding while telling Bud to get all the facts, or butt out. Kudos to Ms. Anderson. And don't worry, haven't you heard? The Trinity River Vision will fix all our flooding problems. Just ask Bill Hanna.
Butt out, Bud
I am so disgusted with Bud Kennedy and what he wrote in his Friday column about White Settlement. (See: "White Settlement's upheaval, bickering are bad for business")
White Settlement pays county taxes the same as Fort Worth or any other Tarrant County town does, and we are entitled to the same services as those cities.
Until Kennedy meets with someone in our city (not just city officials) to get the details of our problems, he should butt out. He made it appear that we want Fort Worth to foot the expense for taking our problems to district court.
I remind Kennedy that White Settlement has been carrying the expense of Fort Worth's run-off water that floods us every time it rains. Maybe we should make our complaints heard about that expense caused by Fort Worth. I do not see him writing anything about that.
Until Kennedy knows what he's talking about, I suggest he stay out of this fight.
-- Jeannie Anderson,
White Settlement
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
What is wrong with the media?
While we understand it's "a business". It should supply people with unbiased information. So WHY does the media not cover political debates if the incumbent doesn't show?
Not just for the Governor's race, we see it happen over and over again, in Fort Worth. In the last mayoral election here, there were three candidates. Two of them showed up to every speaking event in town for months. Mayor Moncrief showed up to one.
Certain campaign managers tell their clients not to talk. It's easier not to stick your foot in your mouth if your mouth is closed.
WHO pays the price? The voters that would like to be educated on the candidates but can't get the information. And the rest of us that get stuck with those voted in by those that don't know any better.
Read the latest media let down in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Not just for the Governor's race, we see it happen over and over again, in Fort Worth. In the last mayoral election here, there were three candidates. Two of them showed up to every speaking event in town for months. Mayor Moncrief showed up to one.
Certain campaign managers tell their clients not to talk. It's easier not to stick your foot in your mouth if your mouth is closed.
WHO pays the price? The voters that would like to be educated on the candidates but can't get the information. And the rest of us that get stuck with those voted in by those that don't know any better.
Read the latest media let down in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Bud Kennedy and Tea
Bud Kennedy's article on the 912 Tea Party Saturday gives someone exactly what they wanted, attention. Read it here in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. We can only hope Larry Kilgore will be somewhere else...
We never heard why Bud failed to mention the Trinity River Vision in his report about Fort Worth Police Department buildings. Did you?
We never heard why Bud failed to mention the Trinity River Vision in his report about Fort Worth Police Department buildings. Did you?
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Sunday, September 19, 2010
Question
Why would Bud Kennedy not mention one of the new police buildings in Fort Worth that he is complaining about is due to the Trinity River Vision taking the land for their boondoggle? Which YOU will also be paying for. Even the cops aren't exempt from eminent domain here in the Eminent Domain Capital of the U.S., but at least they get a shiny new building out of it.
Read Bud Kennedy's latest in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Texas Lone Star proudly supports local law enforcement and would rather see our tax dollars going to them than to the Trinity River scheme.
Read Bud Kennedy's latest in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Texas Lone Star proudly supports local law enforcement and would rather see our tax dollars going to them than to the Trinity River scheme.
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Friday, February 19, 2010
Keep 'em coming - Part 2
Be sure and read the comments on Bud's opinion in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Again, real people, real voices. We need more of that!
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