From the Houston Chronicle:

In arguments rich in biblical allusion, church and social activists Monday took aim at the nation's immigration policies — laws they contended split families, criminalize undocumented workers and undercut America's reverential self-image as a land of opportunity.

Sen John Cornyn isn't happy with the way things are going with the bailout:

Crime hit close to home in the Hill Country this morning - very close to home. We were shocked to come in to the office and find the bank across the street surrounded by crime tape and police cars.

When the first news van showed up, for FOX-KABB news in San Antonio, we shouted across the street and found out the bank had been robbed! Account Executive Stefani Glick (thats me!) was interviewed by the news channel for a reaction.

This just speaks for itself: Texas Monthly Magazine editor, Paul Burka, prematurely called Obama Presidential winner October 21, 2008. He might be part of the problem. Is that what Texas wants?

It's pretty simple and it won't take me 30 minutes to tell you why you should vote for John McCain.

Many many years ago I first read about John McCain in the pages of The National Review. I wasn't aware of his history as a P.O.W, and I read with fascination about his courage and strength. One sentence always remained with me. The author of the article said, "We don't make men like him anymore."

According to Editor & Publisher, circulation of the the Houston Chronicle is down 11.66 percent. Tthe biggest percentage drop of any top 10 circulation newspaper in the country. Imagine if the Chronicle had competition. It is the only daily newspaper of Houston. 

City officials are preparing to close a Red Cross tent shelter this weekend with more than 400 people still living there with no where else to go.

Fox News is reporting about that little boy that was kidnapped in Las Vegas:

LAS VEGAS — A relative of a boy allegedly kidnapped by men posing as police officers may have owned a Mexican drug cartel, FOX News has learned.

Police said the family of 6-year-old Cole Puffinburger was involved in the illegal drug trade.