What happens when you get caught with your pants down?

As many people who follow the news and Liberty Dispatch know, some of the corrupt public officials in Liberty County feel entitled to break the law when it is convenient for them.  There are two definite standards of legal accountability in Liberty County, one which applies to the corrupt in power and one which applies to the rest of us.  Let’s start by saying that there are many great political figures in Liberty County, an example is our District/County panel of Judges.  An example of corrupt officials in Liberty County is County Attorney Wes Hinch and Pct. 4 Commissioner Norman Brown, to name a few.

In Norman Brown’s case- for over two years we at Liberty Dispatch have been deluged with complaints about Brown’s people driving carelessly and imprudently almost killing people.  When people have called Norman Brown he won't talk to them about their complaints, nor will his people.  This is the legal accountability standard for Brown and his corrupt friends.

Recently, in a Commissioner’s meeting Norman Brown in open court started spouting private medical information about county employees and naming people with cancer and other diseases.  Even Liberty Dispatch contributor Ray Akins has had his medical information splashed across the net and public by corrupt Liberty County officials and the heads of the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office along with the now fired CEC, Jail Corporation.   CEC Jail Warden Timothy New not only publicly divulged private medical information he also allegedly dealt in drugs and a sex ring for the benefit of himself and his corrupt officers.  Further, the irresponsible news media in Liberty County took the illegally disseminated detailed medical  information and regurgitated it to the public.  Some of the offending news media companies have been sued in district and federal court for their tortuous acts.

To top off what Commissioner Norman Brown did by publicly disclosing private medical/HIPPA information, after the commissioners meeting, Brown did just what a corrupt public official would do when caught with his pants down… corrupt Norman Brown told the local media "do not print" what he said.  Only Liberty Dispatch and The Cleveland Advocate had the guts to post the truth.

Liberty Dispatch would like to make it known that Liberty County judge Craig McNair(R) neither agreed with Norman Brown’s actions nor tried to cover up Norman Brown’s legal violations.  Our county judge McNair believes in everyone’s medical and financial privacy – unlike corrupt Public Official Norman Brown.

More lawsuits are sure to follow.

The corruption in Liberty County continues.

CRUZ ,RUBIO, AND THE DEFENSE OF FREEDOM

As difficult as it is for many of us to believe this country would embrace the wildest tax and spend politician ever to reside at 1600 Pennsylania Avenue, they did. Barack Hussein Obama has already set new records for the U.S history books to record on such things as “most money borrowed by any President”, and now he has four more years to drown the economy in more borrowing and spending as the record is inflated to numbers unheard of before he arrived. But what are we sensible, practical voters to do now that we lost and theman has the credit card and the printing press ready to spray U.S. currency all over the place as he digs the hole even deeper.

 

One group of principleless Republicans is pushing for the more conservative of the two parties to become less conservative. That is not an option for anyone with a soul and anyone who aspires to help this country adhere to the creed “in God we trust.

 

What about the other extreme though. Some conservative zealots have said what most of us only have joked about. Peter Morrison, treasurer of the Hardin County Republican Party, wrote a column in the post-election edition of his Tea Party newsletter this week calling for an "amicable divorce" from the U.S., the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports.

 

"Why should Vermont and Texas live under the same government?" he wrote. "Let each go her own way."

Giving up our principles or giving up on the country is a ridiculous reponse to what can clearly be fixed by working on attracting conservative hispanics to the more conservative of the two parties. If that looks like a long re-building idea to you then you have not connected the dots to the runaway election of Texas Senator Ted Cruz. Ted Cruz, a conservative Republican, is a former college debate champion and Supreme Court litigator, and a top notch public speaker. He requires no teleprompter to find the words to connect withhis audience. His closet is without any Mormon or Muslim connections. He is one of several political newcomers who offer hope to Republicans after a disappointing election.
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Ted Cruz, a lawyer who was solicitor general of Texas from 2003 to 2008, combines a compelling personal biography with philosophically pure conservatism. He won his Senate primary in an upset over mainstream candidate Lt. Governor David Dewhurst earlier this year, partly by adhering to the secure-the-borders mentality popular with most Texas Republicans. He promised to triple the size of the U.S. Border Patrol and to build a larger border wall than his opponent proposed. In January, when he is sworn in, he will become one of the most right-wing members of the U.S. Senate. A Tea Party favorite who also happens to be Hispanic. Which means he also starts out with credibility with both the hispanic community and the conservative community. A Reaganisque plan from him to allow the 11 million hispanic illegal immigrants to stay here with a legal status that enables them to work here, but does not offer them full cituizenship, could be part of a solution that also includes the mega-fence and fills the holes terrorists must surely be licking their chops to keep open.

 

Texas may have the answer. The answer may be Ted Cruz. Or Florida’s Marco Rubio. Someone who can speak and connect with voters. The liberal message of Obama has been tried and socialism is not a message of hope, but a it is a slow promise to losing the freedoms we have enjoyed all of our lives.