Finally

Philip R. Klein's inconsistent positions and racial bias are evident in his latest posting on the Southeast Texas Political Review:

Okay - let's start with the citizens advisory panel. That is - these group of dumb asses that hooked on to Carroll Thomas's big bang government theory. The bigger - the better for the "childrens". Well we all see how that is working out and the control that the citizen's advisory panel has? Right? NONE! Zero! It is a joke. They went around town as the sales people - who some got a commission check (for another day) and some got egg on their face. Like a good doctor in town? Maybe?

Now let's move on over to the politically neutered Chamber of Commerce. Where do we start? Nancy Beaulieu - an elected official who is the chairman of the political action committee? So the cat is in the hen house? Jesus God - we just thought things were bad. You have the Chairman who is an elected official of the city council that is pushing the biggest tax increase in the history of Beaumont? And she is a sitting city council person that does not get the more you take away from business in taxes is the less they have to spend on JOBS? In a 10 + % unemployment gig? And that is the Beaumont Chamber of Commerce?

Evangelical Christians, please note that Philip used God's name in vain.

Ironically, Philip R. Klein has written of his support for Cornelius Williams, who is running against incumbent Tom Maness for Jefferson County District Attorney:

The Southeast Texas Political Review has learned through five sources close to Cornelius Williams, you know, THE Cornelius Williams US Attorney - that he is in the final stages of deciding to run against the corrupt Jefferson County District Attorney TOM MANESS?

A source very close to Williams tells the Review : "I think it is time to flush the toilet bowl called Jefferson County and bring in a honest man into the District Attorney's office in Jefferson County."

Another source tells the Review that Williams is "as honest as Judge John Stevens" and is a man of "integrity."

We are speechless. Simply speechless. Where do we give money and what can we do to help?

Philip can make his donation at the Law Offices of Graham & Williams on Park Street. In the meantime, here are some questions about Cornelius Williams that Philip hasn't addressed:

• Is there a connection between Cornelius Williams and Dr. Carrol Thomas?
• If so, what is the nature of this connection?
• What does Naomi Lawrence-Lee have to do with this?
• Why is Williams only allowed to practice law in Texas with a probationary license? 
• Was he licensed to practice law in the State of Texas before Oct. 21, 2009?
• Does Williams own property in Jefferson County?
• Why have only four local attorneys endorsed Williams, but over 100 have endorsed the incumbent?

While Philip was consumed with spurious documents, mispelled names, and Rhonda Dugas' filing fee, he missed the biggest story in the primary elections.  I'll be watching for this article on the Southeast Texas Political Review.