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Community Rally – Hosted by Grace Community Church
This is Critical…We need you to show up for the sake of woman, and young girls, to have the right as a Christian to live by your convictions, and to stop this moral insanity!
More than 300 Pastors and their Congregations of Houston will be present Sunday Night, May 18th @ 5:45 p.m. at Grace Houston Campus 14505 Gulf Freeway, Houston, TX, 77034, for a Community Rally. It will be massive! Please help us get the word out by Contacting everyone that you know and asking them to do the same.
Thank You for contacting council members, for spreading the word, and for showing up at city hall for the press conference. Your voice and efforts paid off big time. First, Mayor Parker removed the restroom clause because of you raising your voice and then the vote was postponed two weeks even though she had a victory party planned. HOWEVER, THIS IS NOT OVER! THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT ! ! !
Read the Rally Letter and join us in fighting Mayor Parker’s Ordinance.
Response to Mayor Parker’s Non-Discrimination Ordinance
Meeting Information
December 2013
Regular Monthly Meeting
3rd Tuesday of each month
Remember Board Elections will be held during this meeting!
Sign-up and / or Share the Event:
Location: 16603 Buccaneer, Houston 77062
(Upstairs in Judge Ditta’s Court Room)
Date: December 17, 2013
6:30 pm Social Time
7:00 pm Regular Meeting
Come join us and of course, invite your friends.
Featuring:
WAYNE CHRISTAIN
ABOUT WAYNE
Wayne Christian has fought the EPA from Al Gore to Obama and brings to the table two decades of fighting for conservative causes and winning. As your next Railroad Commissioner, he will use his experience as both a legislator and a businessman to ensure the “Texas Miracle” is alive for generations to come.
Throughout his time in the legislature, Wayne Christian was ranked not only consistently conservative, but literally as the most conservative legislator in Texas. Serving as President of the Texas Conservative Coalition and dubbed by many as the “General” of the Texas Tea Party, Christian provided valuable leadership that led to many of the victories that have made Texas so great.
KEN PAXTON
About Ken
Texas is the last, great hope against complete federal intrusion and the office of Attorney General is the front line of defense in that battle. This office is the line in the sand – the only thing standing between President Obama and the State of Texas. As the first legal line of defense against the federal government’s quest for control over our lives, the office of the Attorney General is the “tip of the spear” in this crucial battle.
That’s why it is critical that the next Attorney General be a trusted, committed, constitutional conservative – someone Texans know they can count on to demonstrate political courage, regardless of the personal consequences.
What area does Clear Lake Area Republicans include?
Our membership is primarily from southeast Harris County, north Galveston County and northeast Brazoria County. This map gives you a pretty good indication. The red star appears close to our meeting location.
Paul Simpson Kicks Off Campaign
This past Wednesday at Cafe Adobe to an overflow crowd, Paul Simpson, candidate for
Harris County Republican Party Chair, officially kicked off his grass roots campaign.
Surrounded by supporters and family members, in the heart of the Spring Branch Community,
Paul reminded us of why he is the right person for the job of county chair.
“We are in a fight for the future of Texas. Harris County is a key battleground.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
December 4, 2013 CONTACT: John Griffing, (831) 676-8406
HOUSTON—On December 3, 2013 at Harris County Republican Party Headquarters, with his wife Bergundi by his side, Briscoe Cain filed to run for the Republican nomination for State Representative in District 129, the seat where incumbent State Representative John Davis is not seeking re-election.
“I am running for State Representative to be a fresh, current, relevant conservative voice for District 129 and ensure that our conservative principles, our states’ rights and our ability to create jobs for our area and for Texas are not compromised in the Texas Legislature. I am committed to pursuing initiatives that support faith, family and freedom, and not to let down our guard against the persistent onslaught of the Obama administration,” said Cain.
“This is a serious time for our state and our country, and Texas must continue to lead the way. We have to get it right–for now and for the future–and our district must lead in this pursuit,” Cain continued.
As an attorney, Cain has offered countless hours of pro-bono time to helping conservative organizations craft legislation that supports the Constitution and conservative values, such as our freedom of speech, religious liberty and the protection of the unborn. A strong supporter of the 2nd Amendment, the organization American Gun Rights has said, “Briscoe Cain is exactly the kind of Second Amendment advocate Texans need in Austin.”
Cain’s family roots in Texas run deep. His lineal ancestor, Andrew Briscoe, fought for the Texian Army and was signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence. Cain was born in Webster and raised in Deer Park where his father works as a refining plant operator.
Cain, his wife Bergundi, and their son, Briscoe, live in Seabrook and are also excited to announce baby Briscoe will be a big brother to a new addition to the family next summer. The Cain family worships at Greater Harvest Community Church where they serve as members of the choir.
High-profile endorsements include local and national conservative leaders, such as the Honorable Paul Pressler, Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform, Dr. Paul S. Teller, Executive Director of the U.S. House Republican Study Committee, Dr. Ted Baehr, Chairman and CEO of the Christian Film and Television CommissionTM, the National Organization for Marriage, Senate District 11 Chairman Travis Bryan, precinct chairs and local influencers.
A graduate of University of Houston-Downtown with a Juris Doctorate from South Texas College of Law, Cain is licensed to practice law in the State of Texas and focuses primarily on family and religious liberty law. Among other contributions, Cain currently serves as Texas Legal Counsel for Operation Rescue and as Chairman of the Harris County Republican Party’s Conservative Coalitions Committee. Cain is a two-time Delegate to the Republican State Convention, has worked as an Election Judge and on state wide campaigns, and traveled as a volunteer for Gov. Rick Perry in the Iowa Caucus.
Texas House District 129 encompasses the cities of Clear Lake, El Lago, Taylor Lake Village, Nassau Bay, Webster, Seabrook, Shoreacres and parts of Friendswood, Pasadena, Houston, Pearland, League City and La Porte.
Caption: Briscoe Cain with his wife, Bergundi, files for State Representative at Harris County Republican Party Headquarters
Caption: Briscoe and Bergundi with your son, Briscoe
Meeting Information
November 2013
Regular Monthly Meeting
3rd Tuesday of each month
Signup and / or Share the Event
Location: 16603 Buccaneer, Houston 77062
(Upstairs in Judge Ditta’s Court Room)
Date: November 19, 2013
6:30 pm Social Time
7:00 pm Regular Meeting
Featuring:
Chairman Barry Smitherman of the Texas Railroad Commission
Barry Smitherman was appointed to the Railroad Commission of Texas in July 2011. Barry, a fourth generation Texan, has a unique blend of private and public sector experience and has long served the people of Texas with honor and distinction.
Come join us and of course, invite your friends.
What area does Clear Lake Area Republicans include ~ Our membership is primarily from southeast Harris County, north Galveston County and northeast Brazoria County. This map gives you a pretty good indication. The red star appears close to our meeting location.
Meeting Information
December 2013
Regular Monthly Meeting
3rd Tuesday of each month
Remember Board Elections will be held during this meeting!
Sign-up and / or Share the Event:
Location: 16603 Buccaneer, Houston 77062
(Upstairs in Judge Ditta’s Court Room)
Date: December 17, 2013
6:30 pm Social Time
7:00 pm Regular Meeting
Come join us and of course, invite your friends.
Featuring:
WAYNE CHRISTAIN
ABOUT WAYNE
Wayne Christian has fought the EPA from Al Gore to Obama and brings to the table two decades of fighting for conservative causes and winning. As your next Railroad Commissioner, he will use his experience as both a legislator and a businessman to ensure the “Texas Miracle” is alive for generations to come.
Throughout his time in the legislature, Wayne Christian was ranked not only consistently conservative, but literally as the most conservative legislator in Texas. Serving as President of the Texas Conservative Coalition and dubbed by many as the “General” of the Texas Tea Party, Christian provided valuable leadership that led to many of the victories that have made Texas so great.
KEN PAXTON
About Ken
Texas is the last, great hope against complete federal intrusion and the office of Attorney General is the front line of defense in that battle. This office is the line in the sand – the only thing standing between President Obama and the State of Texas. As the first legal line of defense against the federal government’s quest for control over our lives, the office of the Attorney General is the “tip of the spear” in this crucial battle.
That’s why it is critical that the next Attorney General be a trusted, committed, constitutional conservative – someone Texans know they can count on to demonstrate political courage, regardless of the personal consequences.
What area does Clear Lake Area Republicans include?
Our membership is primarily from southeast Harris County, north Galveston County and northeast Brazoria County. This map gives you a pretty good indication. The red star appears close to our meeting location.
Results for the Tuesday, November 5, 2013 Election are available below:
Cumulative Report — Unofficial
Harris County, Texas — Joint Election — November 05, 2013
Pages 1 thru 30
Results for the Tuesday, November 5, 2013 Election are available below:
