Scratching my head this morning over District 4 Representative Sam Morgan’s 2017 campaign themes as posted on his own campaign website. Maybe he should have read this list before he voted in favor of TIRZ 12, which we all know was a series of votes against our open spaces, namely the Lost Dog trail area. 2017 Morgan's campaign website highlighted the following issues: Public Safety: Invest needed resources into our Police and Fire Departments Economic Development: Champion sustainable economic growth Property Taxes: Cut wasteful government spending and move forward toward more public-private partnerships to help reduce the tax burden on our homeowners Open Space/Castner Range: Foster environmental protection El Paso: Promote El Paso as natural and cultural tourism destination Street Infrastructure: Develop a more accountable approach to street repairs and reconstruction Quality of Life: Strengthen our neighborhoods by identifying deficiencies and fighting for the necessary resources to improve our community support of El Paso History Alliance: El Paso's History: I believe eminent domain should only be implemented for its stated purpose; public good or a safety issue. I do not agree with the destruction of El Paso’s historical architectural assets. Eminent domain should never be used as a tool for private entrepreneurial purpose. If the arena issue was put back to the public for vote, I believe most El Pasoans would vote to have the arena built in a different location;Cohen stadium location has adequate parking, is easily accessible from all parts of El Paso (US 54, Loop 375, Loop 601, Transmountain and Anthony Gap).[8] ” —Sam Morgan's campaign website, (2017)[9] Source: https://ballotpedia.org/Sam_Morgan