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October 12, 2009 - 09:25 am
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Who shouldn't be Mayor of Houston?
By johncoby@sbcglobal.net (John Coby), Bay Area HoustonWe are lucky to have 3 qualified individuals running for Mayor of Houston. This election will probably end in a runoff. With this in mind, who should and shouldn't be Mayor of the city?
Who should:
Annise Parker. Annise is by far the most complete candidate running for Mayor. Her experience as a City Councilmember and as City Controller puts her head and shoulders above the rest especially in these economic times. Houston would be in very good hands with Annise Parker.
Peter Brown. Peter has the experience as a City Council Member, and with his strong message of planning and his business experience.
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