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Objectively Houston

In November, I launched a new website–ObjectivelyHouston.com. This is a collaborative effort with several friends to bring rational ideas to

Last week, Houston City Council passed the controversial Houston Equal Rights Ordinance (HERO). The ordinance makes it “unlawful for any

A City of Houston ordinance bans the sale of alcohol within 300 feet of churches and most private schools, or

In its never ending quest to expand government power, the Chronicle calls for Texas legislators to re-regulate the state’s electricity

In 1993, during the final months of the last attempt to bring zoning to Houston, I gave a talk to

This was originally posted on Live Oaks on September 27, 2010. Comments have not been migrated. In the face of

This was originally posted on Live Oaks on September 7, 2010. Comments have not been migrated. The Chronicle tells us

This was originally posted on Live Oaks on August 17, 2010. Comments have not been migrated. Ramona Davis, executive director

This was originally posted on Live Oaks on August 4, 2010. Comments have not been migrated. Two Houston neighborhoods are

This was originally posted on Live Oaks on August 3, 2010. Comments have not been migrated. For several months I