Lubbock City Council Website Roundup
Local candidates are getting more web-savvy these days, and most of our Lubbock City Council candidates have a basic website up by this point. Here’s what I’ve been able to find so far:
City Council District 2
Armando Gonzales
www.armandogonzales.com
Floyd Price (incumbent)
City of Lubbock Website
Gilbert Salinas
no website
City Council District 4
Paul Beane
www.paulbeane.com
Jerry Bell
bell4lubbock.com
Tom Keisling
no website
City Council District 6
Jim Gilbreath (incumbent)
City of Lubbock Website
Mayor
Tom Martin
www.tommartinformayor.com
David Miller (incumbent)
City of Lubbock Website
Roger Settler
no website
If I’ve left out a website, please let me know in the comments.
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March 25th, 2008 at 8:09 am
One interesting link you have is Paul Beane’s site. Mr.Beane even goes as far to publish endorsements of the following UNSAVORY characters.
Robert(Fatman) Pratt
J.T.Alley
Moe Turner
Randy “Big Waisteline” Neugebauer
Lonnie Hollingsworth
One local pastor
This list has “the rightwing”(local pastor),obesity crowd(Big-Waisteline&Fatman),lawdog(JT Alley),former city hall rodents(Turner&Hollingsworth) and that’s the entire testimonial list on that site.
I personally can NOT vote in this race BUT I will campaign against this guy AND his list of testimonials. HOLD THY NOSE!!
Clif Burnett
Lubbock Republican Party
Precinct Chair 46(outgoing)
This is MY OFFICIAL condemnation of Paul Beane For City Council.
March 25th, 2008 at 1:25 pm
Clif, you endorsed Paul Beane on your blog. Do you want to take it back and endorse someone else?
March 25th, 2008 at 1:55 pm
I make mistakes and admit said mistakes. After reviewing the tone of the “delusional” endorsements I can now say Paul Beane is NO GOOD. I have my computer back now and I will retract said endorsement shortly. Sorry about the “doyblespeak”. That race is full of “nuthins” and no candidate is for my recommendation.
Clif Burnett
Lubbock Republican Party
Precinct Chair 46(outgoing)
March 25th, 2008 at 2:19 pm
I wasn’t trying to “aha, gotcha!” with that — I was just curious whether you had changed your mind, which is an okay thing to do in the face of new information. :)