Max Powers

Will Oscar Leeser Be There?

So the groundbreaking ceremony for the ballpark is on May 30th.  

Will Oscar Leeser be there?

I am curious what Moises Bujanda, and the alleged non-consultant Norma Chavez are going to advise Leeser.  

If Leeser were "above it all", he will be there.   Even if he wasn't, he would still be there.  Have you looked at the Sun Bowl Board of Directors?  That does not exactly look like your anti-baseball crowd.  I am sure some of those board members will be there. 

But I know what the excuse will be.  

"Oscar is out there talking to El Pasoans about the issues."

Which is a bunch of crap because Moises and others have been crowing how this election is in the bag, and Steve is bascially a political vegetable waiting for the plug to be pulled in June.

Back over to you, Buddy Bacarenas.  

 

 

Mary Gonzalez: Her Norma Chavez Dilemma

Our pansexual, Mary Gonzalez, will have a "tough" choice to make.  Actually the choice is quite simple and easy, but knowing her, she will drag her feet and play coy.  

That decision revolves around Norma Chavez and her potential race against Naomi Gonzalez. 

Mary probably does not care for Naomi much.  After all, Naomi has actually been with women, while Mary pretends to.  Naomi does not feel she needs to wear her sex life on her sleeve...except when it is about her and I.

So Mary would be glad if Naomi would be gone.

But the problem is Naomi's would-be replacement.  

Sure, Norma Chavez has kissed Mary's hand earlier this year, and has played nice to her.  But the truth is Norma, should she go back to the Legislature, will destroy Mary.  

Here's why.

Right now, Mary Gonzalez is the Tigua's little queen bee in the Legislature.  She has not only filed legislation for the Tiguas this sessions, hell, she rents office space from Tiguas for her district office.

Now, we all know Norma, prior to her firing by her constituents, claimed that title of queen of the Tiguas (even though said tribe does not allow women to vote).  Norma is not going to allow herself to play second fiddle when it comes to all things Tigua.

So is Mary going to defer all things Tigua to Norma?  I doubt it.  

It won't be pretty for them or for El Paso.  

If you think "U R not my friend" was bad, wait until you see when those two go at (not like that).

While Naomi is not Mary's friend at least she has not nor will she be Mary's foe.  The same cannot be said of Norma Chavez who pretends to be Mary's friend.

For the weekend, I leave you all with...

....a kiss...

 

You better wrap it up, Carl!!!

 

h/t: Josie Bustos

Diana Natalicio's Wet Dream

Just a couple of days ago, El Paso Water Utilities asked El Pasoans to conserve water: Read here!

Which we should be doing anyways because we live in a desert next to a dried-up river bed. 

But water conservation is for peasants.  Not for UTEP President Diana Natalicio. 

How  do you think Diana Natalicio is going to do THIS (see below)?

 

Diana Natalicio's Wet Dream

 

Certainly by NOT conserving water. 

Which will put El Paso Water Utilities in a bind because Natalicio will claim something about sovereign immunity or something like that.

So here you are the poor sap, nervous about flushing more than once a day, while Diana Natalicio replicates a Bhutanese forest in the desert.  

 

 

Carl Robinson On The Ropes

According to some, like Norma Chavez and Moises Bujanda, 78 percent of El Paso voted against Steve Ortega in the mayor's race.  Which does not make sense because you do not vote "against" anybody in an open seat race. 

But let's run with this line of thinking.

If 78 percent voted "against" Steve Ortega, the not-incumbent Mayor of El Paso, and his detractors are already carving up his political gravestone, then what about Carl Robinson?

Carl Robinson, an incumbment, had 57 percent of the voters in his district vote against him.  

Incumbents that head into runoffs usually do not fair too well.  One recent runoff in El Paso that involved an incumbent is proof of that.  Remember, Norma Chavez?

Which is a good reason for Carl Robinson to NOT pal around an incumbent who lost in a runoff like Norma Chavez.

Norma maybe "volunteering" her "consulting services" to Carl for free, but there is nothing more expensive than free. 

That bill may come sooner to Carl then he would like.  

It may already have.

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While both Carl and Sam Morgan are both military,  Sam Morgan has cooler hair....FACT.

 

 

The Critical Gus Haddad Endorsement...

...does not exist.  

When a 30-something sweater vest wearing virgin gets more votes than you, well, it's a sign from God that you are not loved...at least not politically. 

Speaking of 30-something sweater vest wearing virgin, I just cannot wait to see Harvard himself come around endorsing a car salesman.  

And some of you really really want to rack up a bunch of degrees.  For what?  "C" students run the show, kids.

Austin On High Alert: Norma Chavez Arrived

We knew it was bound to happen...again. 

Norma Chavez would go to Austin to beg lobbyists for money for her alleged upcoming campaign bid. 

They ignored her the first time, and they will ignore her this time.

The only thing that will change is Norma's pitch.

She will now go to the same lobbyists and claim that she has political capital after helping Oscar Leeser secure an impressive result in the mayor's election, even though she did not.  And that Oscar Leeser is behind her, along with his friends in the business community, even though Oscar probably never said such a thing. 

So if I were Oscar's camp, I'd be looking over my shoulder, not because of Steve, but because of Norma.  

If Norma were politically savvy, she would stay low until after the runoff.  But no, she has too much of an ego.  

Remember, it's Norma's ice sculpture, and we all happen to be skating on it. 

Oscar Leeser, Look into my eyes, you will see....

....what you mean to me...

...Oh, you can't tell me it's not worth tryin' for ("You cannot keep me away."),

 I can't help it (She really can't),

There's nothin' I want more (except for Carl Robinson), 

Yeah, I would fight for you ("Don't fight back."),

I'd LIE for you ("See my bloggie!!!), 

Walk the wire for you,

Yeah I'd die for you..."

What Oscar Leeser Needs To Do To Win...

....avoid like the plague pictures like these:

 

Why Steve Ortega Is Where He Is At Now

Steve Ortega has a problem.  Some of you cuties out there would say he has 78 problems.

Some will say Steve did not have a record to run.  But neither did Obama when he first ran for POTUS, neither did our pansexual, Mary Gonzalez, when she ran for the Legislature, and Vince's record was not much compared to Chente Quintanilla's record (not that Chente had much to begin with), and they all still won. 

Steve's problem is that he did not come out swinging from the get-go.  There is a lot of things going on in El Paso to brag about, whether it is a credit to you or not.   Even if it is not to your credit, hell, take credit.  Obama does it all the time about saving Detroit (although it was Bush who did it).  Low crime rate, the growing medical school, Fort Bliss expansion, low unemployment, and so on...all things candidate for Mayor Max Powers would have taken credit for.  

Also, instead of "We Believe in Steve", it should have been "Keep El Paso Moving Forward."  Instead of the commercial of Steve in an office doing an interivew, he should have had a commercial - first - of him walking through downtown El Paso talking about a "Field of Dreams" rather than defending himself for making "tough decisions".

The other problem for Steve is that he is an attorney.  Attorneys know how to make arguments in a  courtroom, but attorneys do not know how to make a sell...unless someone is under legal duress. We all saw Leeser's commercial.  How could you NOT love that guy?  And he said absolutely nothing!

But that's all too little to late.

So what's Steve supposed to do now? 

If you are behind, go negative.  Steve took all the blows because he was the perceived frontrunner, but now the frontrunner is Oscar Leeser.  It's Oscar's turn.  If there is one thing that gets under a salesman's skin is when you start asking him questions about what he is selling.