By Dr. G.F. McHale-Scully
This trio would doom the BISD to an endless and relentless gloom.
Cortez, who advertises himself as LEADERSHIP THAT INSPIRES, is a joke. If he is elected, however, nobody will be laughing. He is the son of Linda Salazar, the justice of the peace who has turned her office into a matrimony maquiladora banking thousands condemning young couples to certain divorce with her hypocritical words.
She is the politiquera who became a politician, but she may be serving the last two years of her career. Cindy Hinojosa, the wife of Democratic kingpin Gilberto Hinojosa, has indicated that she will challenge Salazar in 2020.Cortez is also the brother of Ruben Cortez. Cortez's story is ignominious. He would tell auditoriums filled with educators that he had made life hell for them as a student and laugh as if he were burying their faces in mud because the traditionally uninformed and ignorant BISD electorate had elected him a school district trustee.
He is the classic border politician whom the Cameron County Democratic Cartel has bestowed upon us. From his mother he inherited her insatiable thirst for sucking the public tit dry. And now little brother wants to join the frenzied feeding and swallow his share of the taxpayers' milk. They are like piglets burying their snouts into the sow that is their mother.
Leadership that inspires!?!? He has never been a leader in his life. It is well-known that his wife wears the pants in the family.
Leadership that inspires!?!? He has never been a leader in his life. It is well-known that his wife wears the pants in the family.
Cortez is leadership that conspires, starts fires, doles out hires, associates with liars, wallows in the mire, will turn the BISD into a funeral pyre, run the district like a car with four flat tires and struts around town these days as if he has this election wired.
Cortez is a crab, he's not one you would find at the bottom of the barrel. He is more at home among pubic hairs.
Juan Montoya, the publisher of El Rrun Rrun, has published on several occasions that Cortez is constantly appearing in his mother's court for various infractions. His mother gives him a tap on the fanny, tells him to be a good boy and sends him home. In his defense, however, he is a rank amateur compared to his ally Elizondo.
It's a litany we have repeated ad nauseum, but sometimes memorization is the path to comprehension. First and foremost, Elizondo is a bully. Unfortunately, his intimidating tactics have undermined him both professionally and politically. The municipality was so disgusted with his shenanigans that he was demoted from fire chief and finally terminated as a firefighter.
At the BISD he briefly ascended to the presidency of the board despite the well-covered fact in The Brownsville Herald and the blogs that he was facing eleven felony counts. Aware that Elizondo was hardly a shining role model for the BISD's 45,000 students as well as its 7,000 employees, the trustees quickly huddled and once again Elizondo found himself demoted.
Full of intimidating threats learned on the streets of Matamoros, Elizondo barges into a bar blustering, "Yo sigo siendo el rey!" Maclovio O'Malley, la Voz de los Vatos, says it best when describing the irascible backstabber: "Pinche Carlos sigue siendo el buey!"
Is it possible that the illiterate masses could select a con artist who will shortly appear in court and defend himself against eleven felony counts? In the Third World Capital of the United States where Ernie Hernandez, Pat Ahumada, Jessica Tetreau-Kalifa, Abel Limas, Armando Villalobos, Conrado Cantu and countless others have had their fifteen minutes of infamy, anything is possible. After Trump, all bets are off.
And then there's "Big" Joe Rodriguez or "Coach" as he likes to think of himself. As we mentioned earlier, we helped convince Joe to run four years ago and supported him lustily. As an athletic director, he was as iconic as he was as a coach.
At The McHale Report we are soccer aficionados. We know firsthand the struggles the soccer coaches experienced dealing with football tyrants, but once Joe took the reigns, those days came to an abrupt end. A gambler by nature, Joe loves winners and soccer gave him a pride he could exhibit throughout the entire state. He put his money where Hanna's legendary coach Juan de Dios Garcia's mouth was and spent thousands on the program's infrastructure.
As a trustee, sadly, he has been whistled for numerous penalties. Our comrade-in-arms Montoya has penned in painful detail the thousands and thousands that Joe has banked via his insider status for the financial benefit of his sports company. Though he very theatrically and publicly abstains on issues that enrich him, he already has the votes.
And he doesn't spread the riches. Instead of making sure that BISD employees retain their low insurance premiums, he chooses the opposite option, raising their rates and lowering their coverage in order to build a $1.4 million scoreboard at Sams.
Cortez doesn't deserve a chance and Elizondo and Rodriguez have had their chances and blown it. For this trio public service is their vehicle for placating their self-interests. Why has Brownsville been cursed? It is a city filled with many good citizens but sentenced since its inception to bad leadership.
Juan Montoya, the publisher of El Rrun Rrun, has published on several occasions that Cortez is constantly appearing in his mother's court for various infractions. His mother gives him a tap on the fanny, tells him to be a good boy and sends him home. In his defense, however, he is a rank amateur compared to his ally Elizondo.
It's a litany we have repeated ad nauseum, but sometimes memorization is the path to comprehension. First and foremost, Elizondo is a bully. Unfortunately, his intimidating tactics have undermined him both professionally and politically. The municipality was so disgusted with his shenanigans that he was demoted from fire chief and finally terminated as a firefighter.At the BISD he briefly ascended to the presidency of the board despite the well-covered fact in The Brownsville Herald and the blogs that he was facing eleven felony counts. Aware that Elizondo was hardly a shining role model for the BISD's 45,000 students as well as its 7,000 employees, the trustees quickly huddled and once again Elizondo found himself demoted.
Full of intimidating threats learned on the streets of Matamoros, Elizondo barges into a bar blustering, "Yo sigo siendo el rey!" Maclovio O'Malley, la Voz de los Vatos, says it best when describing the irascible backstabber: "Pinche Carlos sigue siendo el buey!"
Is it possible that the illiterate masses could select a con artist who will shortly appear in court and defend himself against eleven felony counts? In the Third World Capital of the United States where Ernie Hernandez, Pat Ahumada, Jessica Tetreau-Kalifa, Abel Limas, Armando Villalobos, Conrado Cantu and countless others have had their fifteen minutes of infamy, anything is possible. After Trump, all bets are off.
And then there's "Big" Joe Rodriguez or "Coach" as he likes to think of himself. As we mentioned earlier, we helped convince Joe to run four years ago and supported him lustily. As an athletic director, he was as iconic as he was as a coach.
At The McHale Report we are soccer aficionados. We know firsthand the struggles the soccer coaches experienced dealing with football tyrants, but once Joe took the reigns, those days came to an abrupt end. A gambler by nature, Joe loves winners and soccer gave him a pride he could exhibit throughout the entire state. He put his money where Hanna's legendary coach Juan de Dios Garcia's mouth was and spent thousands on the program's infrastructure.
As a trustee, sadly, he has been whistled for numerous penalties. Our comrade-in-arms Montoya has penned in painful detail the thousands and thousands that Joe has banked via his insider status for the financial benefit of his sports company. Though he very theatrically and publicly abstains on issues that enrich him, he already has the votes.
And he doesn't spread the riches. Instead of making sure that BISD employees retain their low insurance premiums, he chooses the opposite option, raising their rates and lowering their coverage in order to build a $1.4 million scoreboard at Sams.
Cortez doesn't deserve a chance and Elizondo and Rodriguez have had their chances and blown it. For this trio public service is their vehicle for placating their self-interests. Why has Brownsville been cursed? It is a city filled with many good citizens but sentenced since its inception to bad leadership.
4 comments:
You forgot to mention The Scumbag Rene Oliveria in your list, and the fraudster Gilbert Salinas, and the credit card thief Jason Hilts, half of the list are in jail and the rest need to be in jail along with the arse wipe Luis Saenz.
Saenz should have been in with Armando Villalobos, instead of singing. His time will come and he will be with Bubba for a few days.
No one gives a flying fart about any opinion coming out of the lying mouth of the sad sack sellout writer wannabe and never will be, Jerry McHale.
F U SIR!
Who gives a shit we're uninformed and ignorant. According to your idiotic assessment. So you're rantings are worthless.
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