
The May 12th election totals put Melissa just shy of a majority (47%), a major feat when you are in a field of eleven candidates. Morales came in 2nd with a distant 18%. While Morales has gotten the endorsement of Tom “Loose Cannon” Nixon, Melissa has gotten the endorsements of 6 former opponents Noel Freeman, Andy Neill, Sara Owen-Gemoets, Ivan Meyers, Kendall Baker and Alfred Molison. Since the May 12th election she has also been endorsed by the Houston Association of Realtors.
Morales, on the other hand, got sued by a campaign sign manufacturer who works only for Republican campaigns. He didn't pay his bills in the last election, and he failed to throw more business his way. Poor Roy.
But let’s not let these pieces of good news keep us from the task at hand. Time to put this one away.
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Yes, but if Noriega is elected to replace Shelley Sekula Gibbs--won't that mean the idiots of Houston will lose our designated Council seat? Whatever happened to representative democracy? Yes, Noriega will give you good government, but at what price?
The other Council members are only idiots half the time, or only half-idiots all the time. The idiots of Houston demand one council member who'll be a complete idiot all the time! Vote Morales!
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