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You are hereSouth Texas PoliticsTown Hall Meetings and Hearing Local ConcernsIt was recently a constituent work period, so I was able to spend the last two weeks traveling across the district and meeting with friends, neighbors, and different groups. I also held two town hall meetings, one in Victoria, and the other in Wharton. To be a Representative you need to talk with the people you represent. That’s why I host these conversational meetings.
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Texas State Rep. J.M. Lozano is Not a New Face in the Texas Legislature but is New to the Republican Party, Learn Why He Switched Parties
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Congressman Farenthold's Visit to the ValleyLast week, I travelled to San Benito and Brownsville to present a check for the San Benito Cultural and Heritage Museum Project and tour the Texas Oncology Center. The San Benito Cultural and Heritage Museum Project is designed to ramp up tourism in the community and will create jobs by combining four local non-profits, the Narciso Martinez Cultural Arts Center, the San Benito Historical Society, the Texas Conjunto Music Hall of Fame and the Freddy Fender Museum into one facility. As I told those at the dedication, “I’m glad all your hard work was not Wasted Days and Wasted Nights. I’m glad we got this done Before the Last Teardrop Falls.” Posted under:
The DOI Approves Reefing Zones off Corpus Christi Coast
This announcement is welcome news for Texas fishermen, recreational divers and environmental groups Posted under:
Volunteers Needed in San Antonio and Nueces County for Block Walking and Phone Banking
Republican Party of Texas - This weekend, there are dozens of campaigns and county parties who are lining up volunteers for blockwalking, phone banks and other grassroots activities to push out our Republican message. Here in Austin, volunteers have been calling from the State Party headquarters to help drive out other Posted under:
US Rep Blake Farenthold (R-TX) Discusses Fast and Furious and South Texas Issues
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Jessica Puente Bradshaw Robinson Continues the Lies Against Adela Garza
This week, CD-34 Run-off CandidateAdela Garza's campaign was hit from her opponent, Jessica Puente Bradshaw Robinson (JPBR) (or whatever her name is) with an email blast packed with lies about Garza's positions on the Second Amendment. Apparently, JPBR is trying to make political capital out of the massacre in Aurora, Colorado and scare people into believing Garza is somehow anti-gun. Read more » Posted under:
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South Texas Politics - Jessica Puente Bradshaw Robinson, et al... Is Her Name Even Valid on the CD34 Ballot?
Trust is an important thing for our elected officials to earn. It doesn't take much to destroy that trust. Remember when Bill Clinton was asked about a sexual relationship with Monica Lewinski? His answer included, "It depends on what your meaning of 'is' is..." We currently have a Congress that is at a low point of public approval because of members believing the law does not apply to them. Posted under:
South Texas Politics - Jane Cross A Solid Conservative Democrat Takes on Obama Liberal Rubén Hinojosa
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Texas Representative J.M. Lozano is not a new face in the House of Representatives, but he is a new face as a Republican State Representative. Lozano, who was a conservative, blue dog Democrat, changed parties last year, and in the interview below, you can hear why. I was very impressed with his story.
The Department of Interior’s Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement has approved Texas Parks and Wildlife’s Artificial Reef Plan to designate two reefing zones in the Gulf of Mexico. This allows for an easier approval process in getting decommissioned oil and gas rigs designated as artificial reefs, including a reef in place option. 
While in Washington, DC this month, I sat down with South Texas Congressman Blake Farenthold from Corpus Christi, TX. Farenthold sits on the House Oversight Committee which has been looking deeply into an issue I have been covering since the day after the 

During my exploration of South Texas Politics, I talked with 
