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City’s Climate Plan Will Be Pricey, But How Much Would No Plan Cost?
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Commentary: It’s important to know how much San Antonio’s climate action plan will cost. Another vital question: What are the costs of doing nothing?
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Outside Players Take Leading Role in Mayoral Race
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For the first time outside independent political action committees played a major role in the mayor’s race, spending upwards of $500,000.
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An Unorthodox Route: How a Powerful San Antonio Mayor Honed Her Skills
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Commentary: Looking back at former mayor Lila Cockrell’s political career, we see the kind of strong and skilled leadership San Antonio needs today.
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A Mayoral Candidate, a List of Demands, and a Place Where the Sun Don’t Shine
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Commentary: There is an old tabloid newspaper saying that some stories are “too good to check.” This is one of them.
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Brockhouse Calls for Tax Cuts, But Could He Deliver?
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Commentary: Greg Brockhouse might be able to win the mayor’s office with tax-cutting promises, but several factors would hamper his ability to deliver.
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San Antonio Has a Heritage of Poorly Prepared Mayors
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Commentary: Perhaps the greatest irony of Nirenberg’s being forced into a runoff is that his opponent is even less prepared than he was.
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How Bad is SA’s Voter Turnout? Let’s Just Say, Thank God for Fort Worth
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When it comes to San Antonio’s anemic turnout in city elections, we are not alone. We are not even the worst, writes Rick Casey.
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Chick-fil-A a Defining Issue in San Antonio’s Mayoral Race? Really?
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Local voters are more likely to be disturbed over the rights of all citizens than the rights of out-of-town fast-food restaurants, writes Rick Casey.
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Why San Antonio’s Energy Execs Should Get to Know Ana Sandoval
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As San Antonio works on a climate plan, Councilwoman Ana Sandoval is aware that the business sector’s concerns shouldn’t be ignored, writes Rick Casey.
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Why Politicians Don’t Love COPS Metro ‘Accountability Sessions’
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The structure of “accountability sessions” is designed not only to get commitments from politicians but also demonstrate that voters deserve deference.
