Mayor Mattie Parker and Pro-Tem Mayor Gyna Bivens
Voted to Remove the Public Presentation from the City Council Agenda
Voted to Remove the Public Presentation from the City Council Agenda
D8 Council Member Chris Nettles . Bob your right, taking away the Public Presentation was horrible.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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2015 Star-Telegram interviewed all candidates and publicized their interviews with fair reporting.
2019 Star-Telegram interviewed all the candidates and they decided which candidate we should choose. Which happens to be: The candidate that voted to renew the City of Ft. Worth's $300,000 contract with the Star-Telegram. The candidate that voted for that renewal? Gyna Bivens. |
No wonder the city denied this picture as part of a citizen presentation 10/15/19 and 10/22/19.
Star Telegram Mailed Over 40,000 Copies to register voters in District 5. Is this appropriate?
Yet citizens are denied their 1st Amendment rights, under our Constitution, by the City Council and Mayor Parker.
Where is the transparency? Zoning signs don't list what is being built? Citizens don't even know what is being built in their own neighborhood.
Candidates should not be endorsed by any newspaper. This is a dangerous practice and one used in countries that don't have a Bill of Rights to protect citizens' freedoms.
And notice the Star-Telegram picture is a picture of Ms. Bivens and a bunch of developers breaking ground. They say a picture tells a thousand and this one sure does.
Star Telegram Mailed Over 40,000 Copies to register voters in District 5. Is this appropriate?
Yet citizens are denied their 1st Amendment rights, under our Constitution, by the City Council and Mayor Parker.
Where is the transparency? Zoning signs don't list what is being built? Citizens don't even know what is being built in their own neighborhood.
Candidates should not be endorsed by any newspaper. This is a dangerous practice and one used in countries that don't have a Bill of Rights to protect citizens' freedoms.
And notice the Star-Telegram picture is a picture of Ms. Bivens and a bunch of developers breaking ground. They say a picture tells a thousand and this one sure does.