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EXCLUSIVE:
Anna Escobedo-Cabral, Treasurer of the United States, Visits
San Antonio On August 8th To Advocate for Social
Security Reform |
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Left to
right: John Montford, Chairman of the Greater San
Antonio Chamber of Commerce, Anna Escobedo-Cabral, Treasurer
of the United States and Elaine Mendoza, Chairwoman of the San
Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Anna Escobedo Cabral was
nominated on July 22, 2004, by President Bush to serve as
Treasurer of the United States. She was confirmed by the
United States Senate on November 20, 2004.
Joe
Solis, a small business-owner, had an opportunity to attend
this special meeting last week. He was interviewed in
Spanish by Channel 8- Univision about the Social
Security Reforms proposed by President Bush. An
estimated 80,000 Spanish speaking viewers watch the 10 p.m.
Univision news broadcast. This was the final interview
statement by Joe Solis: The money belongs to us and
not the government.
Comments by Secretary of the
Treasury John W. Snow
Social Security remains on an
unsustainable course, requiring prompt, responsible, and
bipartisan action to fix the program for our children and
grandchildren. The government has made promises it cannot
afford to keep under the current pay-as-you-go system, and
President Bush is leading Administration-wide efforts to
strengthen and save the 70-year old program.
Americas changing demographics are
at the heart of the systems pending insolvency. It used to be
that 16 workers paid taxes to support one retiree, but that
ratio has dropped to nearly 3-to-1 today and will be 2-to-1 by
the time today's young workers retire. By 2017, Social
Security will be paying out more in benefits than it takes in.
By 2041 when younger workers begin to retire the system
will be bankrupt.
For More Information on Social
Security, Please Log On To:
www.strengtheningsocialsecurity.gov
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| Fiscal
Conservative Congressman Henry Bonilla Brings $2,000,000 In
Pork to Bexar County (Thank you note instructions below.)
Comments by Murray R. Hayek, Reader |
On 08/11/2005, Roddy
Stinson of San Antonio Express-News reported the following:
On the Sleuthing Trail ... CASE: "Roddy, the Express-News
published a list of federally funded projects in the
transportation bill. On the list was $2 million for a
'parking facility' at the University of the Incarnate Word.
"Why is the U.S.
government paying for a parking garage at a private
university?"
Click below to
read:
Roddy
Stinson Article
An invoice for this
thick slab of PORK has been forwarded to your children
and grandchildren. We would like to remind you that
interest and service charges will be added to this $2,000,000
purchase. Guest passes to visit the federally funded, Roman
Catholic parking facility will be available upon request.
Please send all thank you cards and flowers to:
Congressman Henry
Bonilla
11120
Wurzbach, #300
San
Antonio, TX 78230
Phone:
(210)
697-9055
Fax: (210)
697-9185
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| Conservative Icon Richard Viguerie Blasts
GOP
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In an open letter addressed to
"Conservative Leaders," Viguerie
writes: "It has become increasingly clear that Republicans in
Washington care little or nothing about grassroots
conservatives and the values they hold dear.
"After we
spent decades defeating the Rockefeller wing of the Party, it
seems we have a new enemy - the Washington wing of the GOP.
They're not just wasting money; they're actually massively
growing government in direct contravention of everything
Republicans purport to stand for."
Viguerie, a consultant and
direct-mail specialist who helped elect Ronald Reagan in 1980,
said Republicans are betraying conservatives who believe in
limited government, lower taxes and modest
spending.
"The
highway bill just passed by our Republican Congress (with the
president's blessing), at $286.4 BILLION is the most expensive
public works legislation ever passed," he
writes.
"The
National Taxpayers Union put it best when describing one of
the more offensive projects in the bill: $220 million for a
5.9-mile bridge connecting Gravina Island
(population 50) to the Alaskan mainland. The cost of the
bridge alone would be enough to buy every island resident his
own personal Lear jet.'
"One can
only be reminded of 1998 when the Republican Congress, just
four years after taking power, went on a similar spending
spree - only to watch grassroots activists desert them in
November. The GOP lost House seats in the second midterm
election of a Democratic president, a failure almost unheard
of in American politics."
Viguerie urges
conservatives to speak out about how Republicans have
"betrayed" them, and "make clear that our interests, as
conservatives, are being seriously undermined by this new
political class: long-serving Republicans in Washington more
interested in keeping power than doing right by the
Constitution and the American people."
He asks:
"When will the GOP learn that the party's success is directly
tied to the level of commitment from its core base of
conservative voters and activists?"
And he
warns:
"If these
Washington Republicans continue to prove to conservatives that
there really is no difference between them and Democrats ...
they are headed for a disappointing election night in
2006."
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|
Republican Mens Club of Bexar County Host The
Honorable Roger Williams, Texas Secretary of State
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|
 Date:
Wednesday, August
17, 2005
Time: 11:30 a.m to 1:00 pm
Location: Water Street Oyster Bar, 7500
Broadway Street
Cost:
$20 for
members
$25 for
nonmembers
$35 for
new members (includes membership fee)
Please
RSVP to James Henderson at jamesbexargop@sbcglobal.net
or 210-473-8145. Commentary by
South Texas Republicans: The
citizens of Texas are blessed that the Honorable Roger
Williams is serving as our Secretary of State. Secretary
Williams is one of the most dynamic, honorable and respected
leaders in our great state. We sincerely hope Mr.
Williams seeks higher office in the upcoming years.
Please try to attend this event if you have an
opportunity.
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| THIS
THURDSAY: Dolly Gonzalez, Professional Fundraiser from Austin,
Will Discuss Successful Fundraiser Techniques |
Program
Title: "Funding Your Race:
Three Components to Success"
Date: Thursday,
August 18th
Time: Networking
Reception and Dinner (on your own):
6:15pm-7:00pm
Program: 7:00pm 8:15pm
Location: Grady's BBQ; 4109
Fredericksburg Road
Cost:
$5 Dolly Gonzalez is
currently working with Texas Supreme Court Justice David
Medina and Railroad Commissioner Elizabeth Ames Jones. We
encourage you to attend this very important political
education session. We are pleased to announced that we will be
joined by our friends from the U.T.S.A. College
Republicans.
Rough Riders of Bexar County Logo Courtesy
of Robert Sanchez-www.sanchezforcongress.com
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| Texans For Lawsuit Reform P.A.C. Endorses
Governor Rick Perry |
Dear Friends,
Texans for Lawsuit
Reform Political Action Committee (TLR PAC) has endorsed the
candidacy of Governor Rick Perry for obvious reasons. No
Governor in America has done more to correct abuses in the
civil justice system than Governor Perry.
At a time when a few
dozen plaintiff lawyers are spending millions of dollars to
weaken the resolve of elected officials in tackling reforms to
eliminate costly and unnecessary litigation, Governor Perry
stands tall advocating common sense legislation to stop
predatory and destructive lawsuits from hurting the people of
Texas.
If you would like
more information on Governor Perrys campaign or who wish to
help his re-election effort, please visit www.perry06.com/org/tlr/.
Join us in supporting Governor Perry, a true tort reform
advocate.
Thanks to Governor
Perry, Texas now stands as an example to the entire nation of
how the right political leadership can change a states civil
justice system from one that primarily profits a small group
of unscrupulous lawyers to one that serves the public.
The Texas health care
system was a crisis on the verge of collapse when Governor
Perry led the way to stop thousands of unmerited lawsuits that
were driving so many doctors out of practice that large parts
of Texas were without the services of critically needed
obstetricians, neurosurgeons, and other health care
specialists. Since passage of House Bill 4 in 2003, medical
liability rates have dropped for the first times in decades,
private insurers have returned to the Texas marketplace,
physicians have returned to practices, and hospitals have
expanded services across the state.
Medical malpractice
litigation reform was just one part of sweeping civil justice
reform made possible by passage of HB 4. Numerous elements of
this legislation have since been copied by other states. This
model legislation simply would not have passed without the
strong hand of Governor Perry.
Governor Perry also
worked for and signed into law this year landmark legislation
that ends asbestos and silica lawsuit abuses that have broken
scores of Texas companies, cost thousands of Texas jobs,
undermined respect for the law, and prevented many truly
impaired persons from receiving full and timely
recoveries.
When one considers
that this outstanding record of accomplishment has been backed
up with Governor Perrys appointment of 92 highly qualified
and skilled lawyers to fill judicial vacancies in recent
years, it is clear that Rick Perry has more than earned our
support.
Sincerely,
Richard J. Trabulsi,
Jr., Chairman
Texans For Lawsuit
Reform PAC
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| SAVE
THE DATE: Texas Supreme Court Justice Phil Johnson Will Be The
Meet the Judges Speaker on August 31st. This Event Will Be
Co-sponsored By Alamo City Republican Women And South Texas
Republicans. |
We
are pleased to announce that Texas Supreme Court Justice
Phil Johnson will be joining us for a Special Presentation
and Petition Signing Party in Bexar County.
(Please bring
your voter registration card. We encourage South Texas
Judges to attend with their petitions by 6:00pm. There is
limited space.)
Judge Joe Brown, 57th
District Court, will introduce Justice Johnson.
Special Guest: Grace G. Kunde, Candidate for the 4th Court of
Appeals
Date: August
31, 2005 (Wednesday)
Networking
Reception: 6:30pm 7:00pm
Program:
7:00pm- 8:00pm
Cost:
FREE
Location:
Newforest Estates, A Wellstone Retirement Community, 5034
Newforest Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78229, Phone:
210-680-3649
Click here for a
MAP
175
residents of the Newforest Estates Community will be invited
to this function.
Sponsorship
Levels: Gold- $100, Silver
$50, Bronze $25. Please contact Schuylar Crist if you
would like to be a sponsor of the program.
In the past four years,
South Texas Republicans and Alamo City Republican Women have
been honored to host the following Texas Supreme Court
Justices at our events:
Chief Justice Wallace
Jefferson, Justice Dale Wainright, Justice Scott Brister,
Justice Paul Green and Justice David Medina. Lets give Texas Supreme Court
Justice Phil Johnson A STRONG SOUTH TEXAS GRASSROOTS
welcome!
Meet the Judges Logo Courtesy of Robert
Sanchez-www.sanchezforcongress.com
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The Westside Republicans of Bexar County
- Fall Meeting
Dates to be Announced Soon |
The second
round of meetings hosted by The Westside
Republicans will be announced later this month. Our
first 5 meetings were held between January and May. A very
prominent Westside Mexican restaurant has agreed to host our
meetings this Fall. Please help us invite Westside
Conservative Democrats, Catholics, Evangelical Christians and
small business owners.
South
Texas Republicans would like to thank Robert and Lona Sanchez
for helping us launch this project earlier this year. Robert
and Lona continue to be very involved in our ongoing
efforts to grow this important long-term project. Please
contact Schuylar Crist (skyskyrider@hotmail.com)
if you are interested in joining the Leadership Council of
the Westside Republicans. We would like to thank our donors
for providing a second round of funding for this
initiative.
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| You Are Invited To Attend A Re-Election
Reception Hosted By The Honorable Judge Phylis Speedlin,
Justice On The 4th Court of Appeals |
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JUSTICE PHYLIS J.
SPEEDLIN
Justice on the Fourth Court of
Appeals
Cordially invites you to attend a
reception to support her re-election on Thursday, September
15, 2005 between 5:30p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Paesanos
Restaurant, located at 555 E. Basse Rd. in San
Antonio.
Donor Levels As
Follows:
Sponsor $1000
Host
$500
Advocate $250
Friend $100
Guest $50
Business
Attire
Judge Phylis Speedlin's Campaign Address:
8
Waldenshire, San Antonio, Texas 78209
Commentary by South
Texas Republicans: Justice Speedlin must be
commended for her excellent community service work over the
past few years. Her leadership in connection to the
Community Justice Center hosted by the San Antonio Bar
Association is admirable. We are proud of Justice Speedlin
because is she is civic-minded, intelligent and a wonderful
servant on the 4th Court of Appeals.
We
must help her get re-elected in this very large district that
covers 32 counties
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| Commentary By Place 5 State Board of
Education Member Dan Montgomery On The Issue Of School Finance
And The Texas Legislature |
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School administrators and local
school boards want the state to fund textbooks and
provide money for teacher salary increases. Otherwise, they
want more money in the form of a blank check. They
want this money with no mandates as to how the it is
spent.
There are two problems with this
approach. First, textbooks have always been provided by
the state and small pay raises for teachers are routine but
cannot be expected to produce reform. Second, most Texans want
to see results for the additional monies that they provide
from taxation.
As conservatives, we tend to favor
local control (the blank check approach), but this clashes
with another important conservative hallmark, fiscal
responsibility. In other words, we want local school boards to
have more authority but we also want to make sure that our tax
dollars produce results. We may want more money for education
but, even more, we want more education for our
money.
The legislature is almost equally
divided. Democrats and many rural Republicans (in districts
where the schools are the lifeblood of the community) tend to
lean toward local control and favor little more than raising
salaries and providing textbooks. Urban and suburban
Republicans seem to want more state mandates that they
think will improve education results. As a result, there is
gridlock with no solution in sight. So the courts will
probably decide the issue, and most legislators will
then cry, "judicial activism".
As for the tax reform issue, most Texans
want lower property taxes. But, in order to make up for
the loss in revenue, we have been informed that people making
less than $100,000 (most of us) would pay more in consumption
taxes than we would save in lower property taxes. But
there are really no other taxes other than the income tax
which, practically speaking, is not an option in Texas.
Closing franchise tax loopholes doesn't provide enough money
and taxing services is really nothing more than an income or
payroll tax. So there seems to be no legislative
solution to this issue as well.
Short of a comprehensive court
directive, I see nothing happening other than another
"band-aid" approach to this extremely complex
issue.
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| South
Texas Republican Is Set To Launch The Helotes Republicans
In Fall 2005- A Meeting Location Has Been
Selected. |
South Texas
Republicans is pleased to announce that the first meeting of
The Helotes Republicans will be held at the
Hickory Hut of Helotes. The Lee family has owned
this small business since 1965. The building was the Old
General Store built in 1879 and it currently serves as the
home of the Helotes Historical Society. We would
like to thank Geri Lee for graciously offering to host our
meetings.
Please contact us
if you are interested in becoming a member of the Founders
Council. We plan to have our first meeting in late
September. We would like to thank our wonderful
supporters for helping us underwrite this new effort in the
Hill County.
Please contact
Schuylar Crist skyskyrider@hotmail.com if you are
interested in participating in the new Helotes Republicans
organization.
Help us spread the
word to your friends and family members in Helotes.
Helotes Republicans
Logo Courtesy of Robert Sanchez-www.sanchezforcongress.com
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| Texas Toll Party-Just Like The Boston Tea
Party |
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San Antonio Doesn't
Need to be Tolled
We can all agree, doing
nothing with regard to our highways is NOT an option. In fact,
taxpayers expect our elected leaders to build and maintain
infrastructure in the most cost-effective and expedient
fashion. It's fascinating to watch unelected bureaucracies
pine away about how there's not enough money for roads.
Haven't we heard this tired ol' song so many times before?
What a surprise! Government bureaucrats think we're not being
taxed enough.
The lottery was
going to fix all of our public school troubles. Look no
further than the school finance mess and it's clear the
lottery was no silver bullet for education. Well, tolls aren't
the silver bullet for our infrastructure woes either. One
thing TxDOT neglects to tell you is that our gas tax revenues
have steadily increased over the past 20 years from $500
million in 1984 to $5.5 billion today. An increase in number
of vehicles means an increase in gallons of gas and thus an
increase in gas tax revenue. In November, San Antonians just
passed a sales tax hike to pay for highway improvements, but
TxDOT insists we need to pay tolls, too! How much is enough
folks?
Rather than ask our
bloated government to cut the fat or actually demonstrate
leadership and restore the 25% of the gas tax that goes to
schools and fight for our fair share of federal highway money
(San Antonians send in $100 million more in gas taxes than we
get back each year), our elected leaders send TxDOT out there
to increase taxes on 281 users in order to fund toll lanes for
those who use Loop 1604. Oh, but tolls are a
user-pays-for-the-road system, mind you. These good folks
actually take us for fools! How 'bout that? Members of our own
Party have figured out a wealth redistribution scheme they can
promote.
TxDOT estimates only 43%
of current 281 drivers will be able to use the toll road. That
relegates 57% of current 281 users to less efficient, time
sucking frontage roads to get to work. YET, they have a funded
plan that should already be under construction as a free road
that EVERYONE can use! The traffic woes in that part of town
aren't being addressed for one reason and one reason only:
they want unlimited toll REVENUE!
We need to be asking why
our elected officials aren't holding TxDOT's feet to the fire
on this. They claim that the $48 million to fund the 281 road
improvements disappeared into some unnamed black hole, and
we're supposed to just trust them to know best and step aside
so that they can come in and toll us FOREVER
instead.
If you're like me, you'll
stand by the wisdom of one of our greatest presidents, Ronald
Wilson Reagan, and trust but verify. Before we unleash a $1.3
billion toll project and levy permanent toll taxes on the
pocketbooks of San Antonians, shouldn't we get an independent
review of this toll mammoth by an unbiased third party with
the taxpayers best interest in mind?
This is highway robbery
and it's time for a taxpayer revolt! Go to www.TexasTollParty.com
to contact your elected officials and ask for an independent
review of this toll plan in one email!
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| BEXAR
COUNTY REPUBLICAN WOMEN Celebrate Their 85th Birthday On
August 26th, With Special Guest: Senator Kay Bailey
Hutchison |
When:
Friday, August 26,
2006
Location:
Sonterra County Club,
901 Sonterra Blvd, San Antonio, Texas
Cost:
$45
Assorted Table
Sponsorships are available
Contact: Teddy
Peterson, President, Bexar County Republican Women,
210-558-8585
South Texas
Republicans would like to congratulate the Ladies of BCRW for
85 years of activism and party support in Bexar
County!!!
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| Stone Oak Republicans Will Meet August
25th |
The
second meeting of the Stone Oak Republicans will take place on
August 25th. South Texas Republicans salutes the
Leadership Council for their great work in the past month. We
believe this organization has tremendous potential in Bexar
County.
Date: Thursday - August
25th
Time: 7:00 p.m. -
8:00p.m. (Those who want dinner are encouraged to arrive
early)
Location: The Lighthouse Cafe -
18730 Stone Oak Pkwy
Cost:
FREE
Leadership Council
Members: DR McCale, Mike
Provost, Liz Rudd, Bryan Scott and Ralph Welsh.
Please contact Liz Rudd
(blrudd@earthlink.net)
if you are interested in learning more about the Stone Oak
Republicans.
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| SAVE THE DATE! September 22nd: Tim
Lambert Of The Texas Home Schoolers Coalition of Texas Will
Address The Rough Riders of Bexar County |
Keynote speaker: Tim Lambert, of
the Texas Home Schoolers Coalition of Texas (http://www.thsc.org/)
Program title: Home schooling in
Texas: A Legislative Perspective
Date: Thursday,
September 22nd
Time: Networking
Reception and Dinner (on your own):
6:15pm-7:00pm
Program: 7:00pm 8:15pm
Location: Grady's BBQ; 4109
Fredericksburg Road
Sponsorships will be
available
The Texas Home School Coalition is
dedicated to serving the home-school
community of Texas
and promoting a greater knowledge, understanding and
acceptance of home education in our state.
The Texas Home
School Coalition was established as a political action
committee (PAC) in 1986 by Kirk McCord of Hearth and Home
Ministries and the late Brad Chamberlain. Because of the
numerous law suits against home schoolers across the state and
harmful legislation being introduced in Austin, they saw a
need for a state-wide political organization to work for the
rights of home schoolers in the state of Texas. The founders,
believing government restriction could not be justified
academically or socially, formed the THSC PAC to oppose any
regulation of home education in Texas.
In 1995, THSC
incorporated as an educational non-profit organization because
most of THSC's work is dealing with disseminating information
to the public and to home educators. Its mission is to
serve and inform the home school community and promote home
education in Texas. THSC, maintaining that
participation in the political arena is vital to maintaining
their freedoms, continues to encourage home educators to be
active in the political process.
In
February of 1998, HOPE for Texas merged with the Texas Home
School Coalition. At this point, THSC also became responsible
for helping new home schoolers across the state as well as
maintaining a network of information and communication between
and among the leadership of regional home school
organizations, local support groups, and individual home
schooling families.
In 2000, the Texas
Home School Coalition Association incorporated as a 501 (c)(4)
advocacy organization for Texas home school families. Its
mission is to serve and protect home school families in
Texas.
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| Local Club Events |
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The following clubs will be
holding important events and South Texas Republicans
encourages participation by local activists:
Hispanic Republican Women
of San Antonio, P.A.C.
What: General
Membership Meeting Luncheon
Guest
Speaker:
Ms. Linda
Ziegler--Library Coordinator of San Antonio ISD
Date: Saturday, August 20,
2005
Location: Ocean Star Seafood and Grill; 1039
N.E. Loop 410;
210-822-9788
12:30 P.M.
Social
1:00 2:30 P.M. -
Program
Please RSVP by August 18,
2005
$16.00 with RSVP; $18.00
w/o RSVP, at door
Marlyn 496-5024 or
Email- MarlynFeliciano2005@yahoo.com;
Jane 691-9695; Alicia 682-3569;
Northwest
Republicans
Come join us on
August 23rd, 2005 meeting to hear
Frank Corte discuss the
results of the 79th Texas Legislative Session.
The location of the
meeting is:
Sea Island
Restaurant
11715 Bandera Rd at Bandera Point (Rt. 1604 and
Rt. 16)
San Antonio, TX 78015
The meeting time is as
follows: 6:30pm
to 7:00pm - Social
and networking time. Dinner is optional and on your
own
7:00pm to 8:00pm (time-certain) - Formal Meeting
Do you have
event information?
You can
reach Schuylar either by phone at (210) 663-6093 or via
e-mail: skyskyrider@hotmail.com
Click here to view the calendar for
details on these and other events
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Thank You For Your Wonderful Support Of The
South Texas Republicans,
P.A.C.!
Co-Founders/Co-Directors
Joe Solis and
Toni Anne Dashiell;
IT/Media Director, Schuylar
Crist
(210) 725-0479
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Kendall County
Republicans:
For Information
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Log On To www.kc-gop.org And While There, You Can Find
Out What Other Auxiliary Republican Clubs Are Up To As
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The American Conservative
Union is the Nation's oldest conservative lobbying
organization. The
ACU's Purpose is to effectively
communicate and advance the goals and principles of
conservatism
through one multi-issue, umbrella
organization.
American Conservative Union
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Take A Look At What Texans for Lawsuit Reform is Doing To Curb
Frivolous Lawsuits And How YOU Can Help!
'Working to
Restore Balance And Justice to the Texas Civil Justice
System."
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The National Taxpayers Union and National Taxpayers
Foundation Works To Fight For The Rights Of
Taxpayers To Keep More Of What They Earn!
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Alamo City Republican Women holds fast to
the underlying principles of the Republican Party: government
by the people and that each of us must be a part of the
process if it is to work efficiently.
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Promoting
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Public Policy
With Fiscal
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a research and educational institute whose mission is to
formulate and promote conservative public policies based on
free enterprise, small government, individual freedom,
traditional American values, and a strong national
defense.
The Heritage Foundation
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The Republican Liberty Caucus of
Texas works to advance the
principles of limited government, individual liberty
and free markets within the Republican Party and
throughout Texas. Our candidates focus on a broad range of
issues, including education, taxation, property rights, gun
rights, free speech, federalism and the proper role of
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Join The Northwest Republicans And Keep Up To Date On The
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Welcome To The Republican Party of Bastrop
County. If You Believe Good Government Is
Built On The Foundation Of Faith, Freedom And Financial
Responsibility, Then This Party Is For You!
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Rick Perry's Agenda And Activities, Check Out The Official Page for The
Governor of Texas. Here You Will Also Find Out More
About Governor Perry's Accomplishments And Of Course His
Family.
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The Texas Federation of Republican Women
Is A Volunteer Army Unmatched By Any Other Women's
Organization. TFRW Makes It Possible For Women To Influence
How Local, State, And Federal Government Manages Such Critical
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is to raise the awareness and understanding of all Americans
regarding the urgent need for Social Security reform and the
various options under consideration.
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TexasInsider.org Seeks
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Multiple Amendments And A Month Whilst So
Doing.
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FreedomWorks recruits, educates,
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We believe individual liberty and the freedom
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change.
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Free Congress Research and Education
Foundation is politically conservative, but it is
more than that: it is also culturally conservative. Our main
focus is on the Culture War. America, once the greatest nation
on earth, will become no less than a third world country,
unless we take back our cultural values from the abyss of
so-called political correctness.
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VotersUnite!
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Advancing Every Texan's Right To Economic
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Americans For Prosperity
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Do You Want To Know Who Represents You On
the State Board of Education? Do You Want To Know What The
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You Can Find This Information And Much More
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We, the
National Federation of Republican
Assemblies have joined ourselves together
within the Republican Party to achieve our common goals - to
give definition and strength to the Conservative movement
within these United States.
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The Current Federal
Income Tax System Is Broken. Patching Up The Existing Code Is
Pointless. It's Time For A Fresh Approach, A Fair Approach.
It's Time For The Fair Tax.
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Fair Tax!
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The Website Below!
Office of Management and Budget for San
Antonio
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Conservatives of Tarrant County...If You
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Tarrant County Republican
Party
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The Texas Justice Foundation Seeks
to Mobilize Citizens To Provide, Through Financial And Service
Contributions, Free Legal Representation In Landmark Cases To
Promote Limited Government, Free Markets, Private Property,
And Parental Rights!
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For Conservative Women In Bulverde...There
IS A Wonderful Group Just For You!
Bulverde Area Republican
Women
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Free Nations United Endeavors To Be
The Online Leader In Pro-Democracy Activism. Our Mission Is To
Harness The Deep Commitment Of The American People To Crushing
Terrorism And Preserving Representative Government, Human
Rights, And The Rule Of Law.
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The Hays County Republicans Are Always
Looking For Good People To Help Us Get The Message Of The
Republican Party Out To Our Community.
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Check Out This Amazing Website Full Of True
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Join the Travis County Republicans every
fourth Thursday of the month for the Travis County Republican
Party Monthly Socials. These monthly social gatherings provide
an opportunity to socialize with other Travis County
Republicans. Locations change monthly, so check out our
website Calendar and announcements to find locations of
upcoming socials!
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The National Federation of Independent
Business (NFIB) is the largest advocacy
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Washington, D.C., and all 50 state capitals. NFIB was ranked
the most influential business organization (and 3rd overall),
in "Washington's Power 25" survey conducted by
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marketplace.
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Interested in politics here in the great state
of Texas or on Capitol Hill in Washington,
D.C.?
We would like to extend an opportunity for you
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Republicans, but also to join with us.
Join the Young Republicans of Bexar
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Welcome to the McLennan County Republican
Party. We are proud to be the home county of
the President of the United States, George W. Bush and First
Lady, Laura Bush. The Republican Party is strong
in McLennan County. If you need information on the Republican
Party platform feel free to call our McLennan County
Republican Party Headquarters at
254-772-6955
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Arm Yourselves With The
Knowledge And Tools You Need to Make A Positive Change In
Texas!
Texas Public Policy
Foundation
"The Foundation seeks to improve
Texas government by producing academically sound research on
important issues offered to policy makers, opinion leaders,
the media and general public."
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