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STATE OF TEXAS PRIMARY CANDIDATES STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 1
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 7
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION DISTRICT 9
CANDIDATES FOR JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 2
PRESIDING JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
TEXAS 6TH COURT OF APPEALS
Voters began calling Kathryn Nealy’s office weeks ago asking when they can expect new registration cards. Her answer is the same one elections administrators across Texas are giving. “We don’t know,” Nealy said Monday, her answer reflecting the growing uncertainty of the coming party primary date. The date for Republicans and Democrats to choose their candidates for the general election this fall is April 3 — for now. It’s already moved once, thanks to lawsuits over political boundaries that continue to engage three federal courts. Without lines describing the political jurisdictions for Texas House and Senate members, as well as U.S. Congress members, there can be no voter registration cards. Nealy, the Gregg County elections administrator, said voting locations within the county do not appear likely to change from the proposal sent to the U.S. Department of Justice this past fall. Continue reading from the LNJ… WHY WE NEED A MORE CONSERVATIVE SPEAKER IN TEXAS… STRAUS’ LIBERAL LEGACY Because Joe Straus as Speaker appointed all the committee chairs and the committees, he basically drove the agenda for the 82nd Legislative Session. Out of 70 chair/co-chair positions in the House, not a single conservative member with a high conservative score (as per 2011 Texas Eagle Forum Scorecard) was appointed as a chair; and only one was appointed to a co-chair position. When we voters wonder why such bills as Sanctuary Cities, E-Verify, and English as the official language of Texas were not passed, all we have to do is to look at the various committees appointed by Straus:
When we conservatives are upset because of the four redistricting maps that have set the conservative agenda back for ten years, all we have to do is to look at the House Redistricting Committee that has an average score of 27.2% with a Straus-appointed chair (Rep. Burt Solomons) who has a 33% rating. If we are concerned because so many bills put forth by conservative House members never got to the floor for a vote, all we need to do is to consider the average score of 30.3% for the House Calendars Committee. WHAT SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED With all the conservative House members that we sent to Austin:
FOUR SCORECARD LINKS TO CHECK THE CONSERVATIVE RATING OF COMMITTEES
MATT BEEBE HAS ANNOUNCED THAT HE WILL RUN AGAINST JOE STRAUS. WHO IS MATT BEEBE? FIND OUT BELOW: This could very well be the story of David and Goliath in Texas. Matt Beebe an entrepreneur who relocated to San Antonio about 10 years ago has decided to take on Joe Straus of HD 121. He is challenging Straus known to the conservatives as the infamous Texas House Speaker. Beebe officially announced his intentions on December 12 at the Quarry Golf Club in San Antonio, Texas. He was welcomed by supporters and family. Beebe spoke about the shell game Straus played with the Rainy Day Fund and about how the budget maneuvering was going to come back to bite Texans in the next legislative session. He brought up the gambling situation that is waiting just around the corner for Texans. Beebe cautioned that the unions that will provide workers for the casinos will not enter a Right to Work state and are demanding an exemption. This alone signals a bad precedence to our state and will promote economic problems. He also said that gambling was not good for Texas communities as a whole. He promised that he would be anti sanctuary city and that he would work hard to secure our Texas border and request employer restrictions on hiring illegals. He spoke of the human trafficking problem that exists on IH35 that moves 18,000 to 20,000 illegals into our cities. He believes that Texas jobs are for Texas citizens. Matt and his wife Nicole have two adoptive children, Hannah 5 and Joshua 3 so he very well understands Pro Life issues and is committed to taking a stand for family values. He and his family are members of the Alamo Heights United Methodist Church and Hannah is enrolled at the hybrid Summit Christian Academy, a university model homeschooling system. Matt is a graduate of Michigan Technological University and served in the Air Force as a communications officer and counter measures engineer working on cyber security. He is the owner and founder of Digitactics and has 13 full and part time employees.Mr. Beebe has recently been endorsed by Young Conservatives of Texas.
REMEMBER…WE THE PEOPLE-LONGVIEW ENCOURAGES OUR MEMBERS TO MAKE EDUCATED DECISIONS BEFORE SUPPORTING/VOTING FOR ANY CANDIDATE. PLEASE REVIEW INFORMATION BEFORE MAKING YOUR DECISION. Please note: This IS NOT an endorsement from We The People-Longview of any candidate(s). We are simply providing you with information so YOU can make an educated decision.
For a listing of Democratic filings in Texas, please click here. EMPOWER TEXANS OVERALL LEGISLATURE RATINGS TO SEE THE RATINGS FROM EMPOWER TEXANS OF YOUR REPRESENTATIVE AND SENATOR, CLICK HERE.
Click here for August 1, 2011/Issue 004 Texas BillsThis list was created based on feedback from Rep. Madden, Rep. Paxton, Rep. Taylor, Sen. Shapiro, Empower Texans, Eagle Forum, Heritage Institute, Young Conservatives of Texas, TSRA/NRA, T.U.R.F., and the Texas Conservative Coalition. Here are the 5 bills that passed (signed by Gov.) in our list of the Top 20 Conservative bills this session:
Continue reading to see the Conservative Bills THAT DID NOT PASS IN THE TEXAS 82ND LEGISLATURE A controversy issue is setting fireworks off in the NE corner of Texas. A court in the county of Bowie, has approved a motion to remove the Pledge of Allegiance and the opening Prayer from the records of the court. The County Clerk has refused, spoke out against it, and now has been threatened with legal action. Continue Reading… |
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