Peter Brown is 2 for 2!

Peter Brown has rolled out Television Ad number 2 and like any good sequel this one gets the job done.

Once again, Brown delivers a positive, dynamic, polished ad that introduces potential voters to his "Blueprint" for a better Houston.

In this advert, Brown emphasizes on neighborhood policing, smart development and bottom line budgeting. This translates to: safer communities with low crime rates, practical living initiatives that will somehow target our traffic problem and cutting spending.

Seems like a win win situation for me. The only concern I have is the "smart development" portion … which the narrator claims will be "a common sense plan for Houston’s businesses, neighborhoods, and parks … to combat flooding and cut congestion … improving our quality of life."

Thw word development sounded like "zoning" at first and with Brown being an architect … I would not be surprised if that is what he meant.

After digging around on his website … I could not find any evidence that indicates that Brown wants to change the landscape of Houston … at least when it comes to zoning.

I offered my two cents on Peter Brown’s "Blueprint for Traffic" which offers his vision and proposals in dealing with congestion in Houston.

Peter Brown claims:
“As an architect, I know what it takes to turn a blueprint into a building, taking a plan and putting it into action. I know how to get the job done. My background as a businessman — managing a national firm, meeting payroll, growing a business, and creating jobs — is exactly the type of experience our next mayor will need to make Houston even better.”

We’ll see if Houstonians agree this November. As for the ad … what did you think? Was it a hit or miss?

P.S. The only criticism that I have about the ad will be the same that I had for the first ad … giving the Peter Brown Campaign the benefit of the doubt … I will surmise that this ad was created around the same time as the first one and thus my suggestions could not really be entertained … right? (wink, wink)