Infuse SA

01/05/2026

Gosh!

Looks likes the City of San Antonio Animal Care Services and Councilwoman Marina Alderete Gavito’s animal abandonment ordinance was such an effective deterrent…

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1KpbUMDJhF/?mibextid=wwXIfr

01/05/2026

“Our city won’t be successful unless electeds are successful.”

Do you agree with that? It was repeated here around the 44-minute mark.

Podcast Episode · Beyond the Bite · 12/30/2025 · 59m

01/04/2026

01/04/2026

Close to Home, the group Ms. Wilson leads, gets $600K in taxpayer $s from City of San Antonio - Municipal Government.

01/04/2026

01/01/2026

City of San Antonio - Municipal Government has attempted/pulled off a few of these. Imagine if the philosophical makeup of the council continues trending the way it is.

Local elections are every bit as, if not more, important than the circus on the national level. If the destructive roots of the activist-government/anti-freedom movement are allowed take hold, they’ll be that much harder to uproot.

Having laid waste to urban landscapes across the country, its standard bearers will take their backward, counterproductive ideas to Washington D.C. It’s already started. How much worse will we allow it to get?

12/31/2025

This is good news for Texas. Despite being advised against by the likes of the San Antonio Express-News editorial board, Texans were right in recent elections to constitutionally ban all sorts of destructive taxes.

Now, will (local) electeds do the right thing and get outta the way, or will they maximize their tax take to create wasteful, counterproductive programs, pull up to the trough for cronies/campaign donors, etc.?

Texas could soon become a major player in the financial world, with NASDAQ announcing plans to open a regional office in the state.

12/30/2025

12/30/2025

What is it with ALL these county and city functions going on during business hours? Is the target audience so explicitly special interests/donors? A revolving door between academia and government? Why the resistance to conducting the people’s business WHEN THE PEOPLE CAN ATTEND?!

Make Your Voice Heard! 🌟
Join us at the Bexar County Judge Democratic Primary Forum on January 23rd at Alamo Colleges District's Bruce Leslie Boardroom! 🤝

Hear from incumbent Judge Peter Sakai and former Mayor Ron Nirenberg as they share their vision for Bexar County. Don't miss this opportunity to shape the future of our community! 💬

https://members.metrosa.com/events/details/bexar-county-judge-candidate-forum-14613

12/28/2025

Kudos to the mayor and council for prevailing upon San Antonio Ready to Work to ax the "incumbent worker training" program, which amounted to little more than corporate welfare.

The mayor wants 90% of San Antonians to find work within 90 days of finishing their city-funded training or education program.

12/28/2025

“During the 2025 legislative session, a state law passed that allows property owners to disannex if they aren't fully receiving city services.”

Not a shock that we were MUCH less likely to from our City of San Antonio leaders that the lege passed this, as opposed to that election-date change. That would entail the bureaucracy removing its hand from your wallet, something it’s generally reluctant to do.

More than 150 properties along Lake Austin disannexed from the City of Austin this month. This comes after decades of conflict over taxation and lack of some city services.

12/23/2025

🚨 City of San Antonio Animal Care Services Has Declared Three-Month-Old French Bulldog Puppies “Dangerous Dogs” 🚨

Yes - three month old puppies.

Under Texas law, a “dangerous dog” designation is supposed to be based on specific, documented conduct - not speculation.

And yet here we are.

Three-month-old puppies:

• Lack the physical capacity to inflict the type of injury contemplated by Texas Health & Safety Code Chapter 822

• Cannot legally or practically satisfy the statutory threshold without clear, individualized evidence

• Are physically incapable of causing the type of harm contemplated by the statute

But somehow, ACS believes these little puppies meet the legal threshold reserved for dogs that pose a demonstrable threat to public safety such as dogs who tear limbs from victims or even kill victims.

This isn’t about public protection - it’s about misuse of discretion.

Worse yet - ACS refused to provide the owner of the puppies with any evidence that the puppies behaved in a dangerous manner.

If ACS can’t distinguish between a three-month-old puppy and a true public-safety risk, that’s not enforcement - that’s an administrative failure.