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It’s hard to get anything past the astute political observers at the Chronicle: RECENTLY Houston City Council voted to set this year’s property tax rate at 64.75 cents per $100, a quarter cent below last

The Chronicle‘s editorial board dislikes Gov. Perry’s decision to order a teacher merit pay program that “will use $10 million in discretionary federal funds to reward teachers who succeed in economically disadvantaged schools.” Here’s the

Saturday, the Chronicle‘s editorial idealists got themselves all worked up over the issues important to Houstonians Kansans: So far Kansas is the most extreme example, but the state leads a national trend to “teach the

In typically condescending fashion, the Chronicle editorial board yesterday lectured Wal-Mart on corporate responsibility: These blunders, and the disgust they prompt in Wal-Mart’s organized critics, should strengthen the company’s resolve to be a better corporate

Earlier in the week, Tom Kirkendall called attention to a story by the Chronicle‘s Jose de Jesus Ortiz that appeared clearly to be a hit piece on former Astros general manager Gerry Hunsicker on behalf