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Why I’m Glad I Left Washington and, Eventually, Came Back Here
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Commentary: San Antonio has a pace that remains slower than East Coast cities such as Washington and New York, but there’s no shortage of people who commit news.
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Bring City Council Aides in from the Cold
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Commentary: San Antonio’s nearly 70-year-old city charter didn’t take into account City Council members with a need for staff.
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Julián Castro Won’t Win Nomination But May Have Shot at Democratic Ticket
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Commentary: Julián Castro’s long-shot presidential bid is all but over, but he may have another path to the White House – a well-trodden one for Texas Democrats.
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Remember the Woolworth! Celebrating the Battle That Didn’t Happen
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Commentary: As County Judge Nelson Wolff affirmed his support for preserving the Woolworth Building, local resident Nettie Hinton reminded us why it matters.
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Two San Antonio Politicians Could Reshape the Texas GOP, Given a Certain Circumstance
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Commentary: One circumstance could make a statewide office possible for the likes of U.S. Rep. Will Hurd and former Texas House Speaker Joe Straus.
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The Plot To Steal $626 Million from the City of San Antonio
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Commentary: The chairman of the Texas House Ways and Means committee is floating a plan to take cities’ sales tax revenue.
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Recording Transcript Shows Speaker Bonnen To Be Both Hypocrite and Political Dunce
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Commentary: With a highly combustible political year coming up in 2020, House Speak Dennis Bonnen was strategically stupid to attack moderate Republicans.
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St. Paul Square Might Be Starting to Blossom, But Not Because of the Alamodome
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Commentary: Recent real estate activity in St. Paul Square and plans for additional surrounding development weren’t spurred by the Alamodome.
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Before Hunter Biden, There Was Billy Carter, Neil Bush, and Others
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Commentary: News of lucrative contracts given to Hunter Biden, son of the former vice president, in two corrupt corners of the world prompts a feeling of déjà vu.
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Come Home, John Cornyn, and Become a Texan Again
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Commentary: The John Cornyn we knew when he was a judge here in San Antonio has been thoroughly transformed by his years in toxic Washington.
