Texas GOP Vote

President Obama told the Des Moines Register (where I always go to make my immigration announcements) that Immigration Reform is his biggest "long-term" priority for a second term. That really is a "long-term" priority since in 2008 he said it would be passed during his first year in office. President Obama is really starting to look like Lucy pulling the immigration reform football out from under Charlie Brown.

Why is it that President Barack Obama is so reluctant to use the "T" word? When the Fort Hood shooting took place with a radicalized Muslim extremist screaming "Allahu Akbar" and we soon found out Major Hasan had ties to radical Islamic groups, the Obama Administration chose to refer to the mass murder as "Workplace Violence." If you were on the ground at Fort Hood, I promise you they knew it was a terrorist attack. Then, last month, after a US Ambassador

Monday night was the last presidential debate before election Day. It was in Boca Raton, FL and just as I had the opportunity to be in Denver, CO for the first debate, I traveled to Boca Raton to be with the people of Florida. In both states there was a large population of Hispanics watching the debates. They, like most Americans, are interested in an America with a better economy and more employment.   Read more »

As a small business owner, one of the most offensive statements I heard during this drawn out election cycle was when President Barack Obama told small business owners - "You didn't build that!" That statement told me more about President Obama than any of his books on the market or any that have been written about him. The President has absolutely no idea what small business is, how it works, or what makes it grow.   Read more »

Early voting in Texas took off in a big way this week. Large numbers of people were turning out on Monday as early voting began. Find your voting location in the list below. Mail in ballots are also coming back, but not in the numbers normally expected according to Harris County Clerk, Stan Stanart.   Read more »

As we sit down to watch the third and final Presidential Debate between President Barack Obama and former Governor Mitt Romney one thing is certain - President Obama's foreign policy failure in Benghazi shows he has lost the debate even before it begins. The murder of US Ambassador to Libya, Christopher Stevens, and three other Americans is the straw that breaks the camel's back when it comes to

HOUSTON, TX. - True The Vote (TTV), the nonpartisan election integrity organization, announced a new initiative, Voto Honesto, to help educate and empower the Latino voting community with veteran organizer, Adryana Boyne of VOCES Action.

“We could not be happier with Adryana Boyne officially joining our cause for election integrity,” True The Vote President, Catherine Engelbrecht said.

As the early vote begins in Texas, it is already underway in many states across America. Now is the time for us not to just get out the vote enough to win, but to bring all of our votes to the polls to send a clear message to our government. Many areas of Texas are solid red in our votes. But, in some of our largest counties we have gone anywhere from purple to solid blue.

An unprecedented event occurred this week. “America’s Pastor”, the Reverend Billy Graham, came out in advertisements all over this great Nation encouraging people of all walks to vote for Biblical values, clearly supporting Mitt Romney, and clearly denouncing the Democratic Party leadership’s agenda.   Read more »

“Texas is not in doubt; your country needs YOU to reach out to voters in swing states to VOTE their VALUES! Come and be inspired to WIN!"

Julie Turner, President of the Texas Patriots PAC, is excited about the Tea Party Rally in Conroe on October 21st.

“This is a great opportunity for us to come together and show our love for our country and our commitment to it. Instead of sitting at home watching more political ads, we will be inspired, encouraged and informed by people we hear actually speaking to us personally, not to a camera.   Read more »