(Counterpoint: The following is a guest editorial submitted by Barbara Carrasco. Occasionally, I will publish counterpoints submitted by readers to my blog. To be considered for a counterpoint, please send me your comments in an article fashion on topical topics that I am covering on my blog. As I have written many times before, we […]
The Uber Dilemma for El Paso
I have previously written about disruptive businesses, like Uber, there are unintended consequences they create along with the much needed added benefits of services they provide. I am in the technology sector and I have seen how disruptive business models force business owners to adapt. In my “Just Do It and Ask For Permission Later” […]
The Tolbert Agenda
Today, I am faced with having to discard the post I had ready to go for today. Instead I am writing a new one because Jim Tolbert undeniably pulled off an unexpected win on Saturday. Tolbert is now the District 2 representative and depending on how quickly the City is able to move he may […]
District Two Election – May 7, 2016
As you most likely know there is an election tomorrow to elect someone to replace Larry Romero. Some of you have commented that I haven’t written about the candidates. The reason I haven’t written as much is because there will likely be a runoff between Cemelli de Aztlan and Jim Tolbert. Right now there is […]
The Claudia Ordaz and Vince Perez Whataburger Incident
In the last three days I have shared with you new information about the ongoing feud between Cortney Niland and Claudia Ordaz. In addition to that, yesterday, I also shared with you information about Claudia Ordaz and Vince Perez arguing with police officers about the law. The police officers had responded to a public altercation […]
Claudia Ordaz and Vince Perez Questioned by Police Officers And Mysteriously Released
It was sometime after midnight on September 6, 2015 when two cars pulled into the Whataburger at 12140 Montwood. The fast-food joint is notorious for the ruckus created by the after-hours nightclub partiers who congregate there after the bars have closed. Because of the weekly weekend drunken disturbances, the hamburger joint is usually staffed with […]
The Firing of Jeremy Jordan
This is “old news” has been some of the comments that a few readers have told me about yesterday’s blog about Taylor Cortinas. Likewise, I expect the same individuals to argue that today’s blog about Jeremy Jordan is also “old news”. In the case of Cortinas, one thing is news based on documentation and first-hand […]
The Taylor Cortinas Saga
As you may know, there have been various rumors about Cortney Niland firing Jeremy Jordan and Claudia Ordaz firing Taylor Cortinas. Cortinas worked for Ordaz and Jordan worked for Niland. Both were fired last year within months of each other. During this time, David Karlsruher posted various blogs insinuating that there was a Watergate-type investigation […]
Chucopedia News Is Now Live
On Monday, April 25, 2016 in my post about Carmen Rodriguez I posted a comment about launching a Chucopedia News facebook-type APP for discussing and sharing news and events about the borderland. Besides the fact that I feel that Facebook has become too bloated with irrelevant posts and not to mention the endless political and […]
The Underbelly of the Dirty Politics of El Paso
Most of you are aware of the many different types of underhanded political activities that all politicians are involved in. Rarely do we get to see how it works, unless you are one of the individuals involved in the various schemes. I have documented for you how bloggers like Jaime Abeytia, David Karlsruher and Ali […]
