(Ed.'s Note: Former Cameron County Judge Carlos Cascos became the Texas Secretary of State today in a ceremony held at the Texas State Capitol attended by Gov. Greg Abbott. Cascos handed in his resignation Thursday and voted with a majority of the commissioners shortly thereafter to appoint county administrator Pete Sepulveda to take over until the next general election in November 2016. Accompanying Cascos were his wife and two daughters, one with her husband. Country music star Clay Walker played a few songs for those attending the swearing-in including San Benito Freddy Fender's Before the Next Tear Drop Falls and cautioned those present not to leave their wives lonely at home because "they won't stay lonely for long." We thank one of our three faithful readers for making the photos available to El Rrunrrun.)
15 comments:
Congratulations Carlos! We wish you well in your new position in Austin and feel sure you will represent Cameron County and the RGV with distinction.
Where the hell was Rigo Tovar when you need him?
Where was the Mexican Pendejo Valadez? I thought he was "open".....ha ha ha! Idiot !
(Rigo Tovar when you need him?)
Shallow grave in Matamoros. I wonder, are there any deep graves there to speak of? Mexico? Sincerely doubt it.
Ren.
Good riddance, you arrogant, bi-lingual neo-con. Country music indeed!
Is Joey going to include Cascos in his list of vote gathering?
Valadez will go to "Ostin" as a cart pusher.
GLAD TO SEE YOU GO SOB...THERE'S WHERE BELONG ALONG SIDE THE GOVERNOR!!!! THE COUNTY WILL BE BETTER OFF WITHOUT YOU....
Carlos go forth and make us proud in Cameron County. Best Wishes.
Cascos will make many new friends. Lobbyists.
jealous Sylvia
Is Joey going to include Cascos in his list of vote gathering?
Joey worked votes for the Democrats, retard. For YEARS pendejo
.......and away he went with the Party of No.
Got just what he wanted, never cared to represent the people who handed him his position, just wanted to upgrade his corrupt connections ....hello golden lobbyist chariot
I commend Mr. Cascos for moving to Austin. We hope his stay will be for the next 50 years.
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