Red line’s still stuck at red lights - not cool!

METRO Houston board doesn't use public transit and it appears City Council doesn't use public transit. Since 09/20, crickets. What are we even doing.

Join us at Retrospect Coffee in Midtown to kick off the recall effort in a place that was once a beacon of car dependency. 10/6 11:00am

Too late in the countdown to add, but this is yet another reason to recall Whitmire and example of his ineptitude. The city didn't pay to have this safety measure installed, but it will pay much more than the original cost to remove. The reason: prioritizing cars at the expense

We feel like a broken record saying this, but the city cannot keep going the direction it's going. This is bad for Houston. Whitmire is bad for Houston. Let's get him out of office. #recallhouston #recallwhitmire

Other Democrat Mayors in this country are attempting to prevent cooperation between ICE and city police force and defending sanctuary cities and civil rights. Ours is not and, worse, is lying about it. We know ICE is violating rights, ignoring due process, disappearing people,

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Why is Mayor Whitmire breaking the one part of Metro that didn’t need fixing? | Editorial houstonchronicle.com/opinion/editor…

"We’re not asking for a compromise that leaves the Red Line slower than it was, but better than its current crawl. We want the original level of service, or better." houstonchronicle.com/opinion/editor…

Completely full chambers for public session. Speakers about Polk, Metro signal priority and hotel union strikers. All issues which deeply impact working people. HoustonProgressives The people are the city!

lol, lmao, start packing your bags because Houston’s finances apparently hinge on the existence of the tooth fairy

“Houston voters approved construction of Red Line in 2001... We backed mass transit then, and have again & again. Undermining that success without a single hearing, public announcement, or even the awareness of City Council, is an unnecessary, arbitrary & capricious decision.”

After spending massively in his FY26 budget Mayor Whitmire has no plan to close the deficit other than to further cut city services.

Just watch Whitmire cave houstonchronicle.com/politics/texas…