Commissioner Mike Morath: Texas Feral Hogs


Texas has a problem with feral hogs. We just didn't know that TEA Commissioner Mike Morath is the boss of a large herd of feral hogs who munch through our wallets with amazing speed, and certainly no regard for taxpaying citizens.

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/politics/inside-politics/state-audit-scrutinizes-texas-education-agency/287-6eb4443d-74f9-4ecb-85fb-3c548208dae4?ref=exit-recirc

https://tea.texas.gov/about-tea/leadership/commissioner/commissioner-education

In Texas, there is no bag limit on ridding ourselves of these vile creatures.  They do a lot of damage, including the one example when a cabal of these beasts consumed an elderly woman leaving only her skull as witness to their destruction.  Taxpayers, are feeling like they only have a metatarsal left in their wallets.  

But my faith is a bit destroyed regarding the GOP (only for a nano-second in time)  because I am about to write our outstanding Gov. Greg Abbott and ask him to go on a hunt. Big game hunting.  In Texas. I have found him to represent "We the People" very well.

Yes.  I understand that "middle management" is a word created in Hell, which is nourished by excessive regulation which then feeds the beast and provides job security for the undeserving. And I take note that our Commissioner of Education is guardian of not just the teaching staff, but has oversight for 5.5 million public school charges.  But I also see that he has done mission work in rural Mexico.  Was it in Oaxaca, the impoverished state where much misery prevails?  Because if he had actually lived in Oaxaca, the realization would have hit how the citizens languish in poverty due to a highly corrupt and ineffective government.  So whilst Mike Morath was involved in fixing eyeballs in Mexico, he lacks the set of eyeballs to bring relief to the taxpayers who provide for his salary.  Middle class Americans are suffering; struggling to make ends meet.

Can anyone say the words, "Job review"?

A 1:3 ratio for management to worker bees smacks of corruption aided by lack of efficiency; and a lack of moral clarity and courage to address the problem.

Because if my Mama could oversee the total care needs of six rambunctious and impetuous children - who were in home school -  it is beyond my grasp that three (mature) adults require the oversight of one manager.   It seems there is not one weak link in this chain of four who needs to be dispatched, but the whole damn link fence is in need of repair.


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