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I became aware of the dispute about the 2017 Christmas Eve flight seat cancellation and looked for any content anywhere that Jackson Lee had any generated any action involved in the cancellation of another passenger's seating that had originally been booked using frequent flier miles, save to be given the seat herself afterwards. The airline seated their passenger, after what it believed had been a cancellation by that traveler, in an Economy Plus seat and also that passenger accepted a $500 voucher to resolve any inconvenience. All prior content of the talk page had been archived by other editors before I posted this. Activist (talk) 00:36, 10 April 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Congresswoman released ad telling supporters to vote on the wrong day[edit]
I believe this should be included. However, the ad she put out wasn't intended to persuade the other side to vote on the wrong day; her ad told her own supporters to vote on the wrong date. Self-sabotage but not criminal election interference. Visiblesmoggy (talk) 18:18, 10 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee tells schoolkids that moon is a ‘planet’ and ‘made up mostly of gases’[edit]
For reference, this is under "Political views and statements" and "Gaffes" listed solely as "made up mostly of gases." This is important because the source currently on Wikipedia leads to Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee giving a reply that she meant the sun, which is also not a planet. 65.30.173.148 (talk) 22:15, 10 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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