P.A. Political Revolution Podcast

Mayor Charlotte Moses Lies to Protect SLUMLORDS Let’s stop pretending the city has no tools to deal with slumlords when the ordinances say otherwise.In a recent news article, Mayor Moses suggested the city didn’t have authority to step in on these apartment conditions. But the city code literally spells out enforcement powers: 104.2 Right of EntryThe city can inspect properties when violations are suspected. 104.4 Corrective ActionThe city can order repairs and bring negligent owners before the Building & Standards Commission. 106.5 Abatement of ViolationsThe city can use civil, administrative, and even criminal enforcement to force compliance.These aren’t suggestions.These are enforcement tools written into the code.And remember — she was on council when a prior city attorney stated the city could enforce housing and safety codes.So residents have a fair question to ask: If the authority exists, why aren’t slumlords being pushed to fix these conditions?This is about families living without heat.This is about unsafe housing.This is about tenant dignity.️ I break it all down on my podcast — what the ordinances say, how enforcement works, and what residents should know.If you’re tired of slumlords getting away with neglect while tenants suffer, this episode is for you. Listen. Read the ordinances. Demand action.Because safe housing shouldn’t be optional.https://youtu.be/Zh9Sb36al50#Breaking #Viral #FacebookReels #Receipts #Accountability #TruthMatters #PortArthurTX #SETX #PublicRecords #WatchTillTheEnd #ShareThis

NEW PODCAST EPISODE: The Monitors’ Report That Named Children of Diversity (Candice Matthews)I’m dropping this episode because I’m tired of people acting like these foster care concerns are “opinions” or “he say / she say.”This is NOT that.The Independent Court Monitors’ Report connected to the federal Texas foster care lawsuit M.D. by Stukenberg v. Abbott (United States District Court, Southern District of Texas) contains language that should alarm every parent and every taxpayer in this state.And yes — Children of Diversity Child Placing Agency (CPA) is named in the report.According to the report: Residential Child Care Regulation (RCCR) issued a citation after a contractor reviewing foster children’s level of care found documentation in the agency’s files related to child-on-child sexual contact. The contractor asked whether the allegations were reported to Statewide Intake (SWI) — and according to the report, the operation said the allegations had NOT been reported. The contractor learned no safety plan had been implemented. The contractor had to report the incidents to SWI themselves. Therapy notes indicated an outcry occurred about a month before any report was made. The operation was cited for six minimum standards violations, including violations tied to reporting requirements involving child-on-child sexual abuse allegations.Then there’s the part that makes “Heightened Monitoring” look like a joke.The report tracks Heightened Monitoring (increased oversight used by the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services — DFPS — when an operation has repeated safety and compliance concerns).And in the report’s table, Children of Diversity shows:• 11 Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation (ANE) investigations opened in the five months BEFORE Heightened Monitoring• 11 ANE investigations opened in the five months AFTER Heightened MonitoringSame number.So if the state turns up the oversight and NOTHING changes… what exactly is being fixed?This episode is not “hate.” It’s not a smear. It’s not speculation.It’s a breakdown of what oversight reporting describes — and why these failures are horrific when children in state custody are the ones paying the price.️ FULL EPISODE IS LIVE NOW.I’m going line-by-line, explaining what it means, what should’ve happened, and why “paperwork” will never be an excuse for a child being left exposed.If you care about child safety, you need to hear this one. Share this so people stop pretending this isn’t real.#Texas #FosterCare #DFPS #RCCR #ChildSafety #Accountability #StatewideIntake #PMC #TexasNews #protectkids #candicematthews #FAFO

Charlotte Moses is making excuses for canceling the December 30th meeting, and it’s embarrassing.


This isn’t a “staff mistake.” This is leadership failure.


Mayor Moses is old enough and has been in office long enough to stop playing clueless. If you’ve been sitting in that seat for years, you don’t get to hide behind the City Attorney and the City Secretary and pretend you “didn’t know” what the ordinance meant. Read it. It’s not written in code. It’s clear.


What makes this even worse is her logic: “Let’s see how they did it a few years ago and just copy that.”That’s not governing. That’s laziness with a title.


A real leader doesn’t outsource accountability. A real leader doesn’t shrug and blame staff when it’s THEIR responsibility to make the call. And a real leader doesn’t cancel a public meeting, then act like they had no choice.


If the ordinance says the meeting must be rescheduled, then reschedule it. Period.Stop stalling. Stop dodging. Stop disrespecting the public with excuses.


Because at this point, it’s not incompetence, it’s a pattern.


And the people of Port Arthur are supposed to accept this “low-effort leadership” like it’s normal.


No.


This is exactly how corruption survives: blame staff, play confused, delay accountability, and keep the public in the dark.


Charlotte Moses didn’t just cancel a meeting.She cancelled responsibility.


#PortArthur #PortArthurTX #CityCouncil #OpenGovernment #TransparencyMatters #Accountability #LeadershipMatters #DoYourJob #PublicService #StopTheExcuses #RespectThePeople #TexasPolitics #LocalPolitics #CivicEngagement #SunshineLaw #OpenMeetingsAct #GovernmentWatch #HoldThemAccountable #NoMoreGames #TaxpayerMoney #CommunityFirst.

PUBLIC ALERT: POSSIBLE CHILD TRAFFICKING SCHEME EXPOSED People need to understand what was REALLY happening inside CANDICE MATTHEWS'S foster care agency. This isn’t “a few mistakes.” This is a multi-year pattern of sexual abuse, physical abuse, forced labor, and placing kids with dangerous adults while the agency collected state money for every child.Based on their own documented violations, there is strong evidence this fits Texas Penal Code §20A.02 (Child Trafficking) and the federal Trafficking Victims Protection Act.Here’s why ️ Children were sexually abused by foster fathers. Children were forced to sleep in adult beds. Kids were hit with belts, brooms, choked, stomped, and humiliated. Children were forced to perform adult caregiving tasks (changing diapers, G-tube feeding, etc.). Unapproved adults with criminal histories were allowed around the children. The agency hid information from investigators and blocked inspections. They ignored background checks, ignored safety plans, and ignored heightened monitoring orders. And through all of this—THEY WERE GETTING PAID.Under both Texas and federal law, child trafficking does NOT require crossing borders.If you house, harbor, place, or expose a child to exploitation while you financially benefit, that IS trafficking. Period.This agency repeatedly:• put kids in dangerous homes,• ignored sexual abuse,• ignored violent abuse,• allowed prohibited adults to supervise children,• failed to report incidents,• and kept cashing checks while kids were being hurt.That is “institutional child trafficking through systematic neglect, exploitation, and failure to protect.”This is not an “accident.”This is not a “mistake.”This is a pattern, documented for YEARS.Every parent, every taxpayer, every law enforcement official, every elected leader should be outraged. These children deserved protection—not to be placed into a pipeline of abuse for financial gain.If this happened to ANY other business, we’d call it what it is:TRAFFICKING.EXPLOITATION.CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE.And it’s time for accountability.https://youtu.be/ls2H6643FBE