A good example of this ethically questionable antics syndrome showed up in my email today, with the email showing me the example having the subject line: A Corrupt Shot from the Incumbents.
What incumbents you wonder?
Well, the incumbents you are wondering about are the incumbents currently on the Tarrant Regional Water District Board who are up for election this coming May 11.
And what have these incumbents done that is so corrupt?
Well.
The Tarrant Regional Water District has mailed out a very slick, full color, 10 page campaign advertisement, I mean, informational brochure.
Well.
No where in this "informational" brochure is there any mention made of an upcoming election.
No where in this "informational" brochure is there any mention made of who paid for this brochure.
If the Tarrant Regional Water District did not pay for this brochure, who did?
If the Tarrant Regional Water District did pay for this brochure how is this not some sort of a violation of election campaign laws?
Like I said previously, I find the ethically questionable antics of various Texas governmental agencies and the Texas public's who cares attitude (for the most part) both perplexing and amusing.
And might I add, to those Texans with a "who cares?" attitude, well, you get what you vote for. If you like ethical bankruptcy, just keep voting the ethically bankrupt rascals in office, over and over again....
2 comments:
Isn't that the same Jim Lane, that in October 2011, you referred to as "...Jim Lane right on the verge of being my favorite Fort Worth politician."
Steve A, that was almost 2 years ago, that and I am always very inconsistent with my opinions. For example, just yesterday I waxed positive about downtown Fort Worth.
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