Rumor Mill

I wish to kill some rumors. These are from some of the phone calls and visits I've had over the last week.

1) I'm not suing the city or David Huseman
2) I have not had a meeting with the chief of police, Jackie Williamson, and Charles Windwehem.  Hasn't happened.

I have spoken with Mr. Windwehem after a city council meeting, at the council chambers, thanking him for taking on this role in our time of need, and for doing such a great job of bringing things out in the open.

I have spoken with Ms Williamson, again at the council chambers, directly after a council meeting, the first time, a week after Mr. Huseman was fired,  over the $66,766 check and in my words reminding her that she worked for the people of Gonzales, and the second time, after the last council meeting,  to make arrangements for her to look at a term limit document (yes, remember term limits) to be presented to the public so we can get it on the ballet.  No other issues have been discussed.

I have purposely been absent on certain issues and it's been for a reason.  Not to let them fall by the way side, nor let individuals slip through the cracks, but to make sure that loop holes are all filled, and ducks all line up. 

If you have a question about my activities, I'm pretty easy to find.  Most know I eat breakfast every Friday morning about 8 at the Rodeo Restaurant.  I'm listed in the phone book.  I have the only chalkboard I know of posted on the back of a fence, my fence, and will answer the door if you come knocking.  And if you'd like you can email me at txbigden1 at yahoo.com (putting it this way keeps bots from picking up your email address on websites). 

For those of you who disagree with my politics, I'm okay with that.  As I've posted on my blog main page, as long as we can do it respectfully I'm appreciative of the challenge. I don't mind being questioned on the facts.  Keeps me honest.  Maybe when you see some of the facts you'll change your mind.  Maybe I haven't looked at it from another angle, and you'll give me that view point.  It's how we learn and grow. 

God Bless,
Dennis Nesser