@HTX_Son

Whitmire served 50 years in the Texas Senate! He’s not a fool. Who do you think is more important, Hispanics who make up the majority of the City of Houston or the Police Officers’ Union? And by the time the election rolls around the Union will have changed their tune, especially if Pollard or Hollins is on the other side.

Whitmire losing the police union endorsement because of one vote despite the massive pay raises and everything else he does for them. Wow. houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/news/…

@No_Divots Did you mention The Covey was rated the number one Golf course in Texas by the Dallas Morning News?

The Covey at Big Easy Ranch is the newest Chet Williams golf course west of Houston. Amazing property and land movement. Doesn’t feel like Houston metro area!

@No_Divots @laguzio__ Actually, Columbus gets Houston TV stations… LOL

@laguzio__ Lol I was driving from Houston so that was my reference point!

@No_Divots It’s an hour and 20 minutes from Houston. We used to drive to The Falls and get 36 holes in before dark. This one is a beauty! Private and for the rich, but a beauty nonetheless!

@LtGovTX Oh gosh. We know if it’s Taylor Sheridan it will be trashy and demeaning to women. Thanks a lot!

My statement announcing Taylor Sheridan as producer and director of an Alamo battle film for new museum at the Alamo. #txlege

@HoustonChron Let’s keep things in perspective. District C elected Abbie Kamin. Is there any progressive to the left of her? You can manufacture excitement but there is no tectonic shift in voter preferences in District C. If this were Kingwood, ok, but it isn’t…

Opinion | Progressives won in Houston’s District C. And they’re just getting started, writes opinion editor Evan Mintz. houstonchronicle.com/opinion/outloo…

@jakedc6 It’s Espada too… Sparky said on the radio he thought they were going to bring in a traditional reliever to put out the fire in the fifth instead of going straight to Weiss. That requires strategy. Next thing you know we are losing 8-3.

@JLopas Every city in the U.S. has beautiful and not-so-beautiful areas. This is not Singapore!

Why are all large Texas cities 10x cleaner than in other states? Houston:

@evan7257 @Panzaredda This might be partially true, but most (if not all) developers build for a higher income bracket clientele, especially inside the loop.

@HTX_Son @Panzaredda It is expensive because we don't build enough of it and therefore prices go up -- reflecting scarcity and demand

Quality of urbanism increases dramatically once your cross the border into Mexico - night and day. Sure Mexico City is paradise on Earth, but I don't see enough urbanist content about how avg Latin American cites provide better templates for US urbanism than Denmark or Amsterdam

@HoustonChron @evan7257 Wasn’t the voter turnout the worst ever? Have you ever wondered why there is so much voter apathy?

@NewAgeDixiecrat @fawfulfan You’ve never seen a concrete jungle unless you’ve been to NYC, the World’s number one city!

@fawfulfan HTX has grown so large it has destroyed the ecology of southeast Texas. Used to be one of the most beautiful regions in the state. Now it’s a concrete jungle where a car payment is necessary to be a citizen. Houston is absolutely not the model for anything. - longtime resident

Houston is basically what it looks like when you pair abundance policies with massive, massive overinvestment in freeways. Spend less on freeways and more on transit, while keeping the rest of Houston's development policies, and you'll get something denser and more walkable.

@azulox @fawfulfan You mean like New Orleans?

@fawfulfan No one wants to walk in houston/texas. It's 100 degrees and 100 percent humidity for large swaths of the year.

@CJB4221 @BiblicalBeauty For crying out loud David was a man after God's own heart! Only Jesus was without sin!

@BiblicalBeauty Sandi Patty was a special singer, yet even she stumbled in her faith. She turned back to God and was forgiven. God will forgive every sin when we repent and turn away from repeating the sin.

Speaking of classic songs celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus… I believe one reason God created Sandi Patty and Larnelle Harris was so they could bless the world with this song. “I’ve Just Seen Jesus” Truly sublime.

@dom_lucre She needs to study the omniscience of God. Don’t question Him. Not a good message on Easter Sunday. And doesn’t she go back on the air tomorrow?

🔥🚨BREAKING: Savannah Guthrie revealed that she is ‘disappointed with God’ in her Easter message as her mother Nancy remains missing. “These moments of deep disappointment with God, the feeling of utter abandonment,” she continued. “For most of us, there will come a time in our life when these feelings hold sway.”

@AndrewKolvet And then he celebrates his Masters win by going to a bar in Dallas! I just don’t trust this guy.

Scottie Scheffler, the world’s number one golfer, explains his WHY: “I play golf to glorify God.”

@torygattis Thanks for sharing that article. Instead of “Reclaiming Its Place” the headline should read “Reenforcing Its Place.” No other city ever took the title of Space City…

Houston proud! 🥹 With Cheers and Tears, Houston Reclaims Its Place as ‘Space City’ The Artemis II mission elicited deep feelings for many Americans, particularly in Houston, the home of mission control. nytimes.com/2026/04/04/us/…

@_The_Prophet__ @PaulCastroTX Houston is not ugly. Maybe you just hang around ugly places?

⚡️Houston is what happens when the physical world starts mattering again. That chart is a regime signal. A metro that large adding that much real GDP that fast means capital is flowing toward throughput, energy, logistics, engineering, fabrication, and movement of actual molecules. Houston is not winning because it has better vibes. Houston is winning because the economy still runs on power, pipes, ports, chemicals, steel, freight, and scale. That is the part a lot of people still do not get. The last cycle trained everyone to worship abstraction. Apps, media, software, branding, financial engineering, digital prestige. Then the world got more constrained, more fragmented, more inflationary, more physical. Suddenly the winners look different. Power matters. Land matters. shipping matters. Industrial competence matters. Houston lives there. The deeper truth is that Houston is one of the clearest expressions of American hard power inside a city. Energy complex. Port complex. petrochemicals. aerospace adjacency. medical scale. construction. immigration. Business formation. It is one of the few places in America where the old industrial world and the new compute world can actually shake hands. AI can talk all day about transforming civilization. Civilization still needs electricity, cooling, concrete, gas, transport, and buildable land. Houston sits closer to those choke points than most of the prestige cities that dominate the cultural conversation. That is why this growth matters at size. Small boomtowns can rip for a while on one narrow driver. Houston doing this means the underlying machine is broad. It has enough depth to convert population, capital, infrastructure, and commodity advantage into real output. That is a very different thing from a tourism bounce or a housing sugar high. The highest coherence read is simple. America is rotating back toward cities that can do hard things. Not talk about them. Not regulate them. Not aestheticize them. Do them. Houston is ugly, functional, rich in substrate, and built for scale. In a serious era, those traits start compounding. That is what this chart is really saying. The future is getting more physical again. Houston was already there.

@KennethRWebster How can you be a spokesperson for the Republican party and not know what the goal is in Iran? You aren't very well connected.

People like Mark Levin often say we need to keep bombing Iran until we accomplish our goal. But what exactly is our goal?

@YIMBYman Arlington is hardly a major city, but yeah it’s a bad stadium set up with no public transit. But hey, money talks and AT&T stadium got NINE matches! I’m so sick of hearing that repeated over and over again by Dallas media.

Here’s my answer to this question This is Arlington, Texas Arlington, Texas is the only major city in America without transit. Arlington, Texas is going to have people from the following countries coming⬇️