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February 17, 2020

Title: Where Can YOU Vote in Texas?
Topic: Early Voting

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Part 1 of 2

Have you ever complained about the government or elected officials? Do you vote? If you don’t, you should!

Early Voting begins tomorrow, February 18 and runs through Friday February 28. Use the link on our website for all your voting information needs.

Chris Daniels has information you need to know about Early Voting. Chris is seeking re-election as the Harris County Tax-Assessor Collector. He is unopposed in the March Primary, but will have a Democrat opponent in November.

Chris served as the Harris County Tax-Assessor Collector from 2010-2018. Today, he offers voters of Harris County (and all of Texas) some advice concerning the new election laws.

Questions/Issues Discussed:

Is it hard to know – or even recognize the name of – ALL the candidates on the Harris County ballot? Chris reminds us that HC has the longest ballot in the entire country!

Can you vote early at ANY of the early voting locations? Chris explains how easy it is to vote close to work, home, or church.

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Title: Part 2 of 2 - Where Can YOU Vote in Texas?
Topic: Early Voting

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Questions/Issues Discussed:

Are some Tax-Assessor Collector’s essentially breaking the law by allowing people to register to vote from PO Boxes? Chris describes other ways some “radicals are destroying the fabric of local and American society”.

Where can people vote on Election Day, March 3? NOTE: The new Democrat Harris County Tax-Assessor Collector made a major change! Listen close!

Are ALL Texas business owners required BY LAW to allow their employees the opportunity to vote? There are stipulations, though, for both employees and employers. Listen close!

Please please please go vote! And take someone with you!

Click here for more information about Chris Daniel and his bid for Harris County Tax-Assessor Collector.

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April 12, 2018

Title: Jury Duty Selection
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Part 1 of 2

Jury duty summons are not merely a piece of paper people receive for serving on a jury in court. No, jury duty summons are so much more important because they also affect elections.

Over the next two segments, Chris Daniels, the Harris County District Clerk, will be discussing why jury duty summons are vital to many aspects of the law.

Questions/Issues Discussed:

Can you be chosen for jury duty if you do not register to vote?

How many eligible jurors are in Harris County?

Can the district clerk’s office separate those who may be on two different juror lists? Do some people still slip through the system and get multiple summons every year?

How many people show up to jury duty who are not United States citizens? What are the next steps that are taken in this situation?

What action is necessary if a non-US citizen repeatedly appears in data bases for jury duty and other government business?

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Title: Part 2 of 2 - Jury Duty Selection
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Questions/Issues Discussed:

How many jury summons are sent from Harris County each year?

Is Chris Daniel required to notify other government entities when someone responds either by mail or in person that they are not eligible for jury duty because they are not a US citizen?

Does this process protect our elections from voter fraud?

To obtain a valid Texas driver’s license, must you be a US citizen? Are DPS officers required to mark people as “citizen” or “non-citizen” in the data base?

How, then, do people appear in the jury duty data base who are not US citizens? NOTE: Pay close attention to this response!

Is the Democrat Tax Accessor Voter Registrar removing names of non-US citizens from the voter list as required by law?

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August 11, 2016

Title: WARNING! Con Men Posing as Police Officers
Topic: WARNING! Con Men Posing as Police Officers

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Warning! Across America, con men are posing as police officers and official county employees.

Harris County District Clerk, Chris Daniel, is here today to discuss the scary details and how you can protect yourself from the costly scam.

Questions/Issues Discussed:

Is this new scam just centralized to Harris County? Or is it nationwide? Chris Daniel calls this a “precise, intricate, high-level” scam.

How are the scammers obtaining the names of not only the victims but the employees of the County District Clerk’s office?

Are the scammers domestic or foreign-based? NOTE: This appears to be multiple groups, not just one! Listen in as Chris gives more details about what they know, including information about a man who was already in prison!

Chris also says that it is important to remember that “no agency is going to call you to tell you that you have failed to appear for jury service and if you do not pay such-and-such agency money right now you’re going to go to jail.” This is not the procedure for any agency no matter where they are located.

Harris County residents who have been contacted by the con men may call the District Clerk’s Office at 713-755-7300 or the Sheriff’s Office at 713-274-9210.

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August 8, 2016

Title: WARNING! Con Men Posing as Police Officers
Topic: WARNING! Con Men Posing as Police Officers

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

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August 28, 2015

Title: Illegals Living The Good Life In Our Jails and Prisons
Topic: Convicted Of Crimes: Illegals Should Be Sent Home

Discussed by State Representative Bryan Hughes
with Elected Officials

A 2011 study on approximately 250,000 illegal aliens locked up in our federal, state, and local prisons. They represent more than a quarter of all of the prisoners in the federal prison system alone.

The GAO’s “study population” had been arrested nearly 1.7 million times and committed three million offenses, averaging about seven arrests and 12 offenses per criminal alien. The incarcerated aliens had been arrested for a vast array of crimes:

- 49 percent had been arrested for drugs;
- 37 percent for burglary, stolen property or robbery;
- 35 percent for assault;
- 21 percent for fraud, forgery or counterfeiting;
- 19 percent for weapons violations;
- 13 percent for homicide or kidnapping, and
- 12 percent for sex crimes.

Three states—California, Texas and Arizona—bore the brunt of the crime wave induced by these criminal illegal aliens.

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April 22, 2015

Title: Red Light Cameras are Back in the News
Topic: Red Light Cameras

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

FACT: 90% of the tickets issued from red light cameras are for people turning right on red a light. Even most police officers wouldn’t do that!

State Representative Gary Elkins is here today to give an update on the battle surrounding red light cameras. Some like them; many do not. First, he reviews the history behind red light cameras. In 2003, there was a “Civil Regulation” amendment offered in a transportation bill that seemed harmless at the time. One problem with red light cameras, according to Gary, is that the traffic laws vary from city to city. Drivers deserve uniform laws across the state of Texas.

State Rep. Gary Elkins was able to pass a law repealing the Civil Regulation amendment in 2005 with overwhelming bipartisan support. In fact, it has passed the Texas House over a dozen times. But it keeps dying in the Senate! Furthermore, every time the public has had a chance to vote to repeal red light cameras, it has passed. Listen in as Gary explains the hurdles he is facing now concerning HB1131.

The Senate’s sister bill concerning this issue is SB714. It has passed the Senate committee, but Gary needs your help to get a hearing for his bill, HB1131. Please call the House Transportation Committee and light a fire under them! The phone number to call is: 512.463.0818 ext E2.122

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March 5, 2015

Title: Jury Duty: Honor the Call to Serve
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Part 1 of 3

Firefighters head into burning buildings while everyone else heads out. Police officers put on protective vests each day at work. Members of the military are ready to head out anywhere in the world at a moment’s notice.

What do they have in common? They honor the call to serve when asked.

Everyday folks are called upon to occasionally perform a different role: jury service. We want them to honor the call. Senator Ted Cruz even took time out of his busy, busy schedule to answer his jury summons back in January! If he can, you can! But is it really that important?

Chris Daniel, the Harris County District Clerk, says, “Absolutely! The US Constitution only requires two duties of every citizen: To vote and serve on a jury.” The Founding Fathers thought citizen jury members were so important that they made sure it was included in the Constitution!

Chris explains how the selection process works in this first segment. Did you know that they sometimes send the jury summons letter by certified mail now? No more “lost in the mail” excuses! Also, how can a person avoid getting multiple summons in one year? Listen in!

NOTE: Since the listening area is expanded far beyond Harris County, Chris also explains the mailing process and online information for other counties in the state.

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Title: Part 2 of 3 - Jury Duty: Honor the Call to Serve
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

In this second segment with Chris Daniel, he explains how several of the larger counties in Texas, including Harris County, have separate call-times for people to serve – a morning and an afternoon call-time and when you can reschedule your service to a date more convenient for you. He also details the FREE public transportation opportunities you can utilize on your day of service.

Another fact you may not be aware of: FREE WiFi! Right now, Harris County is one of the only counties to offer Free WiFi to everyone in the courthouse. If you need to send some emails while waiting for your name to be called, feel free! Same with students – even though you can exempt yourself from serving, if you want to “honor the call”, you are more than welcome to bring your schoolwork with you!

Chris also discusses CHL laws and what “weapons” are allowed or not allowed and encourages everyone to respond to their first jury summons notice to save taxpayers tons and tons of money! Chris says, “We want to be efficient with our justice system…so we can have more money spread across the county to help other departments.”

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Title: Part 3 of 3 - Jury Duty: Honor the Call to Serve
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

The District Clerks across Texas obtain names for their jury pool two ways: Voter Registration and Texas Driver’s License. People once believed that if they just avoided registering to vote (shame, shame, shame!) they could avoid jury duty. That is no longer true!

Chris Daniel, “The Clerk of the Court”, continues to discuss the different public transportation opportunities available for people to use on the day they “honor the call”. How do you get a ride for FREE?

And how much money will you get paid if you are chosen to serve on a jury? It’s more than six bucks, that’s for sure! But how are people picked to serve? The process seems complicated, but it is really very simple!

If you’ve ever served on a jury and are curious how you got picked – listen in! If you’ve always wanted to serve on a jury and you’re mad because you haven’t been picked – there’s no right or wrong way to act to be chosen! You need to listen in, too!

Plus, did you know you can donate your jury duty money to charity? Chris gives the details about those charities, too. For more on jury duty in Harris County, click [here].

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February 10, 2015

Title: The History Behind Red Light Cameras
Topic: Red Light Camera History

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

State Representative Gary Elkins is beginning his 21st year in the Texas State Legislature. He is fed up with the government trying to take away the rights of citizens. He believes, like many others, that red light cameras are infringing on the rights of Texans and he has plans to make them go away once and for all.

Legislation was introduced in 2003 under the guise of wanting to “civilly regulate traffic”. That sounded great, so the Texas Legislators passed the law, which actually allowed individual cities to install the cameras if the voters agreed. You can imagine the shock many elected officials experienced when they discovered this! Many were furious because they thought they had firmly said NO to red light cameras.

In fact, in 2005 the House passed a law to repeal the law, but it died in the Senate. Same thing happened in 2007 AND in 2009. Every single time it passed the House but was shot down in the Senate..... What gives??

Finally, this year, Senator Don Huffines (R-Dallas) has filed a bill in the Senate to stop red light cameras once and for all. Listen in as State Representative Gary Elkins explains the premise behind red light cameras and why he believes they are nothing but bad news.

SB 340 and HB 1131 can be found [HERE].

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February 27, 2014

Title: Lobbyists, Non-Profits, Money, and the LINK Letter
Topic: Pay-to-Play Politics

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Part 1 of 2

Gary Elkins first knocked on my door in January of 1994. Back then, I was just stepping into the political scene. Very few people were Republicans and even fewer people actually admitted it.

But people were beginning to see the light and realize we needed a change in Texas if our great state was to survive.

20 years later, Gary is still my friend. We don’t agree on everything. We probably never will. What does he think of the LINK Letter? Does he think I’m a “sell-out”?

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Title: Part 2 of 2
Topic: Pay-to-Play Politics

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Gary says that lobbyists have the real power and influence. They will hound and hound and offer money and free gifts; they organize fundraisers and even sponsor your kid’s t-ball team.

Why don’t people see these activities as wrong and immoral?

Also, pro-life organizations such as Texas Right to Life will give politicians a big, fat “F” if they vote against any pro-life bill, no matter the circumstance. Is this fair? Shouldn’t we be looking at the big picture?

Pro-life issues are very important, probably the most important to me. But there are others issues that are high priority, like border security, repealing ObamaCare, and lowering taxes. Those issues matter, too.

HOST’S NOTE: What issues are important to you? Do you have a suggestion for a guest for the What’s UP Radio Program? Is there a topic you would like for us to discuss more often? Click on the “Contact Us” link at www.TerryLowry.com and tell us!

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January 20, 2014

Title: Campaign Funds
Topic: Politics and Money

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Part 1 of 3

Everyone hates the dreaded phone calls from politicians and their staff and volunteers asking for money. Even candidates themselves hate calling you!

BUT how is an un-known candidate to get elected without the necessary and proper funds?

Fundraisers are great, but don’t often raise enough money, especially for people new to the political arena.

Listen in as State Representative Gary Elkins talks some about his campaign.

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Title: Part 2 of 3
Topic: Politics and Money

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

After becoming an elected official, many politicians are then able to raise significant amounts of money. They have a title. They have recognition.

Once an elected official has a substantial amount of money, can they then use their own campaign funds to help others?

State Rep Gary Elkins discusses....

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Title: Part 3 of 3
Topic: Politics and Money

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

So, what happens when a state official retires, yet still has unused campaign funds? Can they donate their money or do they get to keep it?

Also, some elected officials have invested campaign funds in the stock market. Is this even legal?

You can find contact info for Gary’s campaign at www.GaryElkins.com.

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February 6, 2013

Title: Tax Break for Businesses when Employers Serve on a Jury
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

House Bill 433, authored by Representative Debbie Riddle, would have terrific benefits for people living in Harris County, Texas.

The bill would allow employers to claim a 15 percent discount when calculating their state margins taxes if they pay their workers who are out for jury service. This would greatly help low-wage workers when they are called for jury duty. In addition, HB 433 would require fewer jury notices to be served, which means residents would be called to serve less frequently.

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January 9, 2013

Title: Donate Your Jury Duty Money to Help Victims of Crimes and Their Family
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Did you know that you can donate the money you earn to a good cause, such as the Victims Crime Fund or CPS? Yep, that’s right! So, the next time you get that Jury summons in the mail, smile don’t moan and give your time and money to some great causes!

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October 16, 2012

Title: We Must Defend All of Our Constitutional Rights
Topic: Defend All Our Constitutional Rights

Discussed by Congressman John Duncan
with Elected Officials

Conservatives and Teas Party activists have clamored for their 1st Amendment Right to free speech and their 2nd Amendment Right to bear arms. Many are just now beginning to realize the importance of the 10th Amendment. Congressman Duncan encourages all Americans to defend the 3rd Amendment though the 9th Amendment as well. Is the 1st Amendment more important than the 3rd Amendment? Is the 2nd Amendment more important than the 6th or 7th which guarantee the right to a trial by jury in criminal and civil cases?

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June 25, 2012

Title: Ed Emmett discusses: “Be Prepared!”
Topic: Disaster Preparedness

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

Part 1 of 3

By statute, each County Judge is the Director of Homeland Security for their county. This, in turn, allows the County Judge to make important decisions on evacuation routes, emergency services, and communication reports. Ed Emmett is the County Judge in Harris County, Texas. Listen in as he explains how critical it is to stay informed before, during, and after a disaster. Judge Emmett recommends having enough food and water for up to 7 days for each member of your family. Are you ready?

Check out www.ReadyHarris.org for more tips and information on disaster preparedness.

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Title: Part 2 of 3
Topic: Disaster Preparedness

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

During the summer months, there are many older teenage siblings watching younger brothers and sisters or even babysitting for their neighbors. Would they be prepared to become a temporary care-giver in case of a disaster? Having a disaster plan is a must for every household, whether you have children or not. Make sure your children have been informed of the possible scenarios and the plan of action should something arise.

Check out www.ReadyHarris.org for more tips and information on disaster preparedness.

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Title: Part 3 of 3
Topic: Disaster Preparedness

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

Don’t forget your pets! If you have pets, make sure you have enough food and water for them for up to 7 days, just as you would for everyone else in your family.

If you live near a senior citizen, talk to them about a plan of action in case of a disaster. Many seniors are on a fixed income and cannot afford to have extra food, water, and supplies stockpiled in case of a disaster. Contact their relatives to see if someone lives nearby or even offer to let them stay with your family.

Check out www.ReadyHarris.org for more tips and information on disaster preparedness.

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April 24, 2012

Title: Did Our Founding Fathers Give Their Fame, Fortune, and Lives, to Guarantee You a Trial By Jury?
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Special guest Chris Daniel answers:

Did our founding fathers give their fame, fortune, and lives to guarantee you to a trial by jury?

Did they wisely understand that question of liberty should NOT be decided by big government, but by a jury of your peers?

In Southeast Texas, do all the counties function the same way when it comes to who is on the jury pool list and who gets summoned?

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April 19, 2012

Title: Discussing The Takeover Of The Republican Party!
Topic: Republican Party Politics

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Special guest Chris Daniel answers:

How is the Republican Party platform built from the grassroots level all the way to the national level?

Why do you think that the convention this weekend is an opportunity for non-Republicans to take over the Republican Party?

What is the ultimate goal of the libertarian party?

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November 3, 2011

Title: Part 2 of 4
Topic: Pro-life

Discussed by Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs
with Elected Officials

At what age is it appropriate to take children to the Holocaust museum?

Which states have mandatory lessons on the Holocaust? Which states have “dropped the ball”?

Why did some schools in England just drop the lesson of the Holocaust?

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April 11, 2011

Title: We Must Defend All of Our Constitutional Rights
Topic: Defend All Our Constitutional Rights

Discussed by Congressman John Duncan
with Elected Officials

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November 11, 2010

Title: Fed up with liberalism destroying farming, a farmer was elected to fight for an America that rewards hard work, small businesses and family farms.
Topic: Working to Right What’s Wrong in America

Discussed by Congressman Devin Nunes
with Elected Officials

The new Pledge to America lacks the chutzpah of the original 1994 contract with America. Congressman Nunes tells the story how the liberals and environmentalists have destroyed the bread basket of America. He finally had had enough and sought public office. He puts forth his plan for working to right what’s wrong in America in his great new book, Restoring the Republic: A Clear Concise and Colorful Blueprint for America’s Future.

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September 29, 2010

Title: Register to vote where you live, vote early, and take somebody with you when you vote
Topic: Register to Vote

Discussed by State Representative Bill Callegari
with Elected Officials

Bill Callegari talks about his early public service and balancing the Texas budget and the need for the Federal government to do the same. Bill talks about the need to have a strong republican majority in the Texas house to pass conservative legislation. He emphasizes the importance to vote early after you verify that you are registered to vote where you currently live. Also, take someone with you when you vote early.

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September 28, 2010

Title: Gary Elkins: Government is not the answer, Government is the Problem segment 1 of 2
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Gary Elkins and Terry start to discuss redistricting, but soon find themselves discussing the Speaker of the Texas House and his selection of committee chairmen, the possibility of a state income tax, and business friendly environments (or unfriendly as the case may be).

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Title: Gary Elkins: do you have $164,000? Segment 2 of 2
Topic: Tax Burden is Too Heavy Now

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Gary and Terry discuss government spending and the cost of the government debt (interest), and that the Republican Pledge to America does not include a provision for a balanced budget. America is no longer “business friendly”. Where can business make the most profit? It is no longer America. We get it; why can’t Washington D.C? With 85 million tax payers trying to pay off a 13 trillion dollar debt, that is $164,000 per tax payer. Do you have $164,000? (Total US debt is 157 trillion dollars.)

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September 27, 2010

Title: Monday Through Friday He Wears a Black Robe…on Sunday, He is a Man of the Cloth Segment 1 of 3
Topic: Elected Officials Updates

Discussed by Mike Fields
with Elected Officials

Mike Fields is a husband, a father, a judge and an ordained Baptist Minister. How does he wear the many hats God has given him? (Continued......)

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Title: Monday Through Friday He Wears a Black Robe…on Sunday, He is a Man of the Cloth Segment 2 of 3
Topic: Elected Officials Updates

Discussed by Mike Fields
with Elected Officials

From college student, to law student, to an Assistant District Attorney, to staff attorney with the Attorney General’s office, to private practice and now, Judge of Harris County Criminal Court # 14. (Continued......)

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Title: Monday Through Friday He Wears a Black Robe…on Sunday, He is a Man of the Cloth Segment 3 of 3
Topic: Elected Officials Updates

Discussed by Mike Fields
with Elected Officials

Listen as Judge Fields discusses the road of life God has placed before him.

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March 2, 2010

Title: KAY BAILEY HUTCHISON
Topic: Old Topic - 2010 Republican Primary Candidates

Discussed by Kay Bailey Hutchison
with Elected Officials

Log on to www.Texans.ForKay.com for more information on Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, candidate for Texas Governor.

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Title: RICK PERRY
Topic: Old Topic - 2010 Republican Primary Candidates

Discussed by Governor Rick Perry
with Elected Officials

Log on to www.RickPerry.org for more information on Governor Rick Perry, candidate for Texas Governor.

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March 1, 2010

Title: KAY BAILEY HUTCHISON
Topic: Old Topic - 2010 Republican Primary Candidates

Discussed by Kay Bailey Hutchison
with Elected Officials

Log on to www.Texans.ForKay.com for more information on Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, candidate for Texas Governor.

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Title: RICK PERRY
Topic: Old Topic - 2010 Republican Primary Candidates

Discussed by Governor Rick Perry
with Elected Officials

Log on to www.RickPerry.org for more information on Governor Rick Perry, candidate for Texas Governor.

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February 9, 2010

Title: CAP AND TRADE FROM A LEGISLATIVE VIEWPOINT Part 1 of 3
Topic: Cap and Trade Bill In Congress

Discussed by Congressman Ted Poe
with Elected Officials

Congressman Ted Poe shares his thoughts and opinions on the pending Cap and Trade legislation. The speech was given at the Harris County Republican Party Townhall Meeting on January 28, 2010 at the Humble Civic Center. To view the video, log on to www.HarrisCountyGOP.com

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Title: CAP AND TRADE FROM A LEGISLATIVE VIEWPOINT Part 2 of 3
Topic: Cap and Trade Bill In Congress

Discussed by Congressman Ted Poe
with Elected Officials

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Title: CAP AND TRADE FROM A LEGISLATIVE VIEWPOINT Part 3 of 3
Topic: Cap and Trade Bill In Congress

Discussed by Congressman Ted Poe
with Elected Officials

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January 22, 2010

Title: THE MASSACHUSETTS MIRACLE
Topic: Old Topic - 2010 Republican Primary Candidates

Discussed by Congressman Michael McCaul
with Elected Officials

Exactly how is the recent Republican win in Massachusetts going to help Texas and the rest of America in the 2010 election? What about 2012? Congressman Michael McCaul can be found at www.MichaelMcCaul.com or just Google his name for more choices.

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December 15, 2009

Title: THE TIME IS NOW TO GET INVOLVED Part 1 of 4
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

How did State Rep Gary Elkins get his start in politics and why? Log on to www.GaryElkins.com to learn more.

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Title: THE TIME IS NOW TO GET INVOLVED Part 2 of 4
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

What does Gary Elkins stand for? Log on to www.GaryElkins.com to learn more.

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Title: THE TIME IS NOW TO GET INVOLVED Part 3 of 4
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Why is the state budget so important? How does Texas compare to other states? Log on to www.GaryElkins.com to learn more.

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Title: THE TIME IS NOW TO GET INVOLVED Part 4 of 4
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Do you know what the 9th and 10th Amendments are? Why does it matter? Log on to www.GaryElkins.com to learn more.

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October 8, 2009

Title: SMADI CAME TO AMERICA WITH ONE GOAL - TO KILL US
Topic: Terrorists in America

Discussed by Congressman Michael McCaul
with Elected Officials

Congressman Mike McCaul is currently the Senior Republican on the Homeland Security Intelligence Subcommittee and the former Chief of Counter-Terrorism and National Security in the US Attorney’s office for Texas. Congress McCaul gives an update and more information on the “Sleeper Cell of 1”, Hosam Maher Husein Smadi. Why was he here? What were his plans?

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September 8, 2009

Title: WHY SHOULD MY MOTHER WORRY ABOUT TAKING THE RED PILL OR THE BLUE PILL?
Topic: Health Care

Discussed by Congressman Michael McCaul
with Elected Officials

Obama says to seniors: “Choose between the red pill or the blue pill!”

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August 21, 2009

Title: THE BIBLE, THE CONSTITUTION, AND OUR CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY
Topic: Old Topic - A Best of Segment

Discussed by Senator John Cornyn
with Elected Officials

TOPIC: A Best of Segment Senator John Cornyn, chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, wrote a letter to the Messiah Obama raising privacy concerns about what the Senator called an “Obama monitoring program”. What was this? Is it legal? Should we be concerned?

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August 20, 2009

Title: THE BIBLE, THE CONSTITUTION, AND OUR CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY
Topic: Free Speech Rights

Discussed by Senator John Cornyn
with Elected Officials

Senator John Cornyn, chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, wrote a letter to the Messiah Obama raising privacy concerns about what the Senator called an “Obama monitoring program”. What was this? Is it legal? Should we be concerned?

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July 28, 2009

Title: WHY SHOULD MY MOTHER WORRY ABOUT TAKING THE RED PILL OR THE BLUE PILL?
Topic: Government Controlled Healthcare

Discussed by Congressman Michael McCaul
with Elected Officials

Obama says to seniors: “Choose between the red pill or the blue pill!”

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July 27, 2009

Title: WHY SHOULD MY MOTHER WORRY ABOUT TAKING THE RED PILL OR THE BLUE PILL?
Topic: Health Care

Discussed by Congressman Michael McCaul
with Elected Officials

Obama says to seniors: “Choose between the red pill or the blue pill!”

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May 19, 2009

Title: OBAMA ELIMINATING FUNDING FOR SCAPP (OR SCRAP!)
Topic: SCAPP State Criminal Alien Assistance Program

Discussed by Congressman Michael McCaul
with Elected Officials

What is going to happen to convicted criminals who are in America illegally if the Messiah Obama is successful in scrapping SCAPP - the State Criminal Alien Assistance Program? They will be back on our streets committing crimes! Call your US Reps today to tell them to vote to keep illegal aliens in jail! The WDC Capitol switchboard number is 202.224.3121 or log on to www.house.gov to find your elected reps. Call or email today!!!

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April 15, 2009

Title: Gov. Perry Backs Resolution Affirming Texas Sovereignty Under 10th Amendment
Topic: You Tube Vidoes

Discussed by Governor Rick Perry
with Elected Officials

Log on to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LHrIxc-QyE to view the speech and press conference with Governor Rick Perry.

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October 31, 2008

Title: MEET CANDIDATE HARRIS COUNTY JUDGE ED EMMETT A Best of Segment
Topic: Old Topic - 2008 General Election Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

What is the role of Harris County Judge? Current Harris County Judge Ed Emmett discusses his duties. Log onto www.EdEmmett.com to learn more about him.

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October 23, 2008

Title: MEET CANDIDATE STATE REPRESENTATIVE JOHN DAVIS
Topic: Old Topic - 2008 General Election Candidate Interviews

Discussed by State Representative John Davis
with Elected Officials

State Representative for District 129, John Davis, shares his thoughts on taxes, gambling, and protecting the unborn. Rep. Davis states on air that he will introduce a bill this coming Legislative Session that will give Texans the opportunity to purchase “Choose Life” license plates. Log onto www.votejohndavis.com to help support his campaign.

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October 22, 2008

Title: MEET CANDIDATE HARRIS COUNTY JUDGE ED EMMETT
Topic: Old Topic - 2008 General Election Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

What is the role of Harris County Judge? Current Harris County Judge Ed Emmett discusses his duties. Log onto www.EdEmmett.com to learn more about him.

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October 20, 2008

Title: Senator Inhofe Speaks Words of Encouragement
Topic: Defending the American Dream

Discussed by Senator James Inhofe
with Elected Officials

Senator Inhofe speaks words of encouragement at the recent “Defending the American Dream Summit” hosted by Americans for Prosperity.

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October 17, 2008

Title: Meet State Representative Gary Elkins
Topic: Old Topic - 2008 General Election Candidate Interviews

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

State Representative Gary Elkins discusses the issues facing Texans today.

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September 9, 2008

Title: Emmett Speaks Out
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

Emmett speaks out on the issues. For more log onto www.EdEmmett.com

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Title: John Davis Speaks Out
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by State Representative John Davis
with Elected Officials

State Representative John Davis speaks out on the issues.

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September 5, 2008

Title: Congressman John Congressman Discusses His Issues
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Culberson John
with Elected Officials

Congressman John Congressman discusses some issues from his perspective. His opponent, Michael Skelly, appeared previously.

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August 26, 2008

Title: Senator John Cornyn Discusses The Issues
Topic: Old Topic - 2008 General Election Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Senator John Cornyn
with Elected Officials

Senator John Cornyn Discusses The Issues

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August 5, 2008

Title: Senator John Cornyn on Drill Here – Drill Now!
Topic: Energy Independence

Discussed by Senator John Cornyn
with Elected Officials

Senator Cornyn comments on our need to drill here and to drill now. America must become energy independent. For more log onto www.JohnCornyn.com

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July 15, 2008

Title: Senator John Cornyn on Drill Here – Drill Now!
Topic: Energy Independence

Discussed by Senator John Cornyn
with Elected Officials

Senator Cornyn comments on our need to drill here and to drill now. America must become energy independent. For more log onto www.JohnCornyn.com

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May 12, 2008

Title: Senator John Cornyn Discussing Oil and Gas Prices
Topic: Oil and Gas Prices

Discussed by Senator John Cornyn
with Elected Officials

Senator John Cornyn discusses how to reduce oil and gas prices.

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May 7, 2008

Title: Some in Congress Want America to “Harmonize” Our Laws With Other Nations. I say no." Part 3
Topic: Patent Reform

Discussed by State Representative Bryan Hughes
with Elected Officials

State Representative Bryan Hughes continues discussing a bad bill being debated in WDC. Some in Congress Want America to “Harmonize” Our Laws With Other Nations. I say No – How About You? For more on this issue log onto www.eagleforum.org

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May 6, 2008

Title: Some in Congress Want America to “Harmonize” Our Laws With Other Nations. I say No – How About
Topic: Patent Reform

Discussed by State Representative Bryan Hughes
with Elected Officials

St. Rep. Bryan Hughes continues his interview on the Patent Reform Act currently in the US Senate. Some in Congress Want America to “Harmonize” Our Laws With Other Nations. I say No – How About You? Part Two of Three.

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May 5, 2008

Title: Why Oppose the “Patent Reform Act” in WDC? Part 1 of 3
Topic: Patent Reform

Discussed by State Representative Bryan Hughes
with Elected Officials

A patent is a property right – it’s like the deed to your home. If someone steals your idea that you have a patent on, your only recourse is to bring suit against them. Phyllis Schlafly, with Eagle Forum, agrees: Congress should not make it easier for someone to steal a patent. For more log onto www.eagleforum.org This is the first of a three part series.

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January 31, 2008

Title: Who is Ed Emmett? Part One of Three. A best of segment
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

Who is Ed Emmett? Part One of Three

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Title: Who is Ed Emmett? Part Two of Three. A best of segment
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

Where and when are new roads built? Harris County Judge Robert Eckels resigned and Commissioners Court Appointed Ed Emmett as Judge (to administrator) for Harris County. Ed Emmett is but one of four votes deciding mobility issues in Harris County. But who is Ed Emmett?

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Title: Who is Ed Emmett? Part Three of Three. A best of Segment
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

Does Ed Emmett have a Pro-Life voting record? Harris County Judge Robert Eckels resigned and Commissioners Court Appointed Ed Emmett as Judge (to administrator) for Harris County.. But who is Ed Emmett?

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January 16, 2008

Title: Lessons Learned Serving Texans. Part One
Topic: Lessons Learned Serving Texans

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale shares lessons learned while serving Texas and its citizens. Lessons such as praying more and listening to God more; how to disagree agreeably; the fact that God made him with one mouth and two ears and it is better to listen twice as much as you speak…and more.

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Title: Lessons Learned Serving Texans. Part Two
Topic: Lessons Learned Serving Texans

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale shares lessons learned while serving Texas and its citizens. Other lessons learned: the more a politician is a talker the less likely they are to listen; to be human is to make mistakes; how better to communicate; issues are not as simple as right vs. wrong, black vs. white…issues have many sides and affect Texans differently; a 30-second sound bite is not enough time to explain complex issues…and much more.

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January 15, 2008

Title: St. Rep. John Davis discusses education, more ‘gaming’ opportunities, taxes, new roads and more!
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by State Representative John Davis
with Elected Officials

State Representative John Davis discusses how to fund education, is the education system broken and should vouchers be allowed. He also discusses his position of VLT’s, slot-machines and should Texas allow them. Do you agree with his positions on taxes, funding new roads and several other issues? Listen to the entire interview.

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January 3, 2008

Title: Was it the right thing to do?
Topic: The Chuck Rosenthal Problem

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

Matthew 18 states if you have something against your brother first go to your brother. The Harris County Republican Party met privately with District Attorney Chuck Rosenthal to discuss his transgressions. Was this situation handled properly? Send the What’s UP Program your comments.

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Title: Is Judge Emmett suited to be Harris County Judge (Administrator) for today’s problems?
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

The decisions made by the Harris County Judge affect you and yours. Is Judge Emmett the right person for this position? Send the What’s UP Program your comments.

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December 5, 2007

Title: Combating Illegal Immigration on a State Level
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale discusses the 2007 Texas State budget in regards to spending for border security.

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Title: Ways To Reduce Property Taxes
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale discusses ways to reduce property taxes.

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Title: All Politicians Say “Let’s Cut Wasteful Government Spending”. Will Corbin Deliver?
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale discusses ways to cut government spending.

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Title: Can the Trans-Texas Corridor Be Stopped?
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale discusses ways to stop foreign control of our highway system in Texas.

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November 28, 2007

Title: Charles Bacarisse: The Candidate. Part One
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Charles Bacarisse
with Elected Officials

As a candidate for Harris County Judge, Charles Bacarisse discusses the duties and responsibilities of a County Judge. What would be his three major areas of responsibility and how would his decisions affect your life? Listen and compare his answers to Ed Emmett. Search the archives under guest last name.

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Title: Charles Bacarisse: The Candidate. Part Two
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Charles Bacarisse
with Elected Officials

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Title: Charles Bacarisse: The Candidate. Part Three
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Charles Bacarisse
with Elected Officials

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November 27, 2007

Title: Ed Emmett: The Candidate. Part One
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

As the Harris County Judge, Ed Emmett discussed his duties, his major area of responsibilities and how his decisions affect our lives.

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Title: Ed Emmett: The Candidate. Part Two
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

As the Harris County Judge, Ed Emmett discussed his duties, his major area of responsibilities and how his decisions affect our lives.

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November 13, 2007

Title: Has the portion of your property taxes for public education gone up, stayed the same or gone down?
Topic: Taxes and Government Spending

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale would like to know the answer to this question: Has the portion of your property taxes for public education gone up, stayed the same or gone down? E-mail him at: "Corbin Van Arsdale"

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November 8, 2007

Title: Who is Ed Emmett? Part One of Three
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

Harris County Judge Robert Eckels resigned and Commissioners Court Appointed Ed Emmett as Judge (top administrator) for Harris County. But who is Ed Emmett?

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Title: Who is Ed Emmett? Part Two of Three
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

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Title: Who is Ed Emmett? Part Three of Three
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

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October 31, 2007

Title: Senator Cornyn Speaks Out for the Taxpayer!
Topic: Taxes and Government Spending

Discussed by Senator John Cornyn
with Elected Officials

Senator Cornyn advocates for fair taxation. But what are the issues?

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October 8, 2007

Title: To Grow, A Seed Must Die. Can We Grow Without Pain?
Topic: Growing Through Pain

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale discusses how we grow through pain.

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September 19, 2007

Title: Town Hall Meeting: Topic – Combating Illegal Immigration Part One
Topic: Current Events

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

Join State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale and other legislators from around Texas to discuss how Texas can combat illegal immigration Friday, September 21 starting at 10:00 AM at the Cy-Fair College Conference Center at 9191 Barker Cypress Road in Cypress. For more log onto www.txcc.org

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Title: Town Hall Meeting: Topic – Combating Illegal Immigration Part Two
Topic: Current Events

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

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August 31, 2007

Title: From Mohammad To Jose – But Why?
Topic: From Mohammad To Jose – But Why?

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

How many Mohammad’s are changing their surnames to Hispanic last names? The more important question: “Why”? Israeli intelligence reports that ‘they’ are now showing up at gun shows and buying weapons. What is our government doing about this?

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Title: Town hall Meeting Announced for September 21
Topic: Current Events

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

The Texas Conservative Coalition will be hosting a Town Hall Meeting / Hearing at the Cy-Fair College Barker-Cypress Campus on Friday September 21, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. All invited to attend. Topics: immigration, taxation, Trans Texas Corridor and many other issues. For more information log onto www.txccri.org The Texas Conservative Coalition Research Institute.

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Title: Faith in the Work Place
Topic: Faith in the Workplace

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

As a Christian, I am the only glimpse of God that many people see. But what do they see? I fall in my witness too often… What about you?

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August 28, 2007

Title: Does the Texas Railroad Commission Regulate Railroads? Part One of Three
Topic: Texas Railroad Commission

Discussed by Michael Williams
with Elected Officials

When oil was first discovered in Texas it was moved from the wellhead to the refineries via rail cars. Hence, the agency commissioned to oversee the oil industry in Texas is called the “Texas Railroad Commission”.

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Title: How Much Oil Does Texas Produce and Is Our Production Increasing? Part Two of Three
Topic: Texas Railroad Commission

Discussed by Michael Williams
with Elected Officials

Texas Railroad Commissioner Michael Williams explains how much less oil Texas is producing today compared to just a few decades ago.

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Title: Black Gold! Not Oil – But Coal. Part Three of Three
Topic: Energy and the Environment

Discussed by Michael Williams
with Elected Officials

Texas has abundant coal that could be used to power electrical generating plants. Texas may be the first to build a new type of generating plant that is environmental friendly. Texas Railroad Commissioner Michael Williams explains how.

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August 15, 2007

Title: Why We Must Block the North American Union and How? Part One of Three
Topic: No to the North American Union

Discussed by Senator Randy Brogdon
with Elected Officials

Oklahoma State Senator Randy Brogdon will be the keynote speaker this Friday, August 17, 2007, at the Houston Area Business & Professional Chapter of the John Birch Society at the Holiday Inn near the Galleria. For more information contact Ken Hoover @ Khoover@jbs.org Senator Brogdon was selected as the Legislator of the Year for having the highest conservative voting record in the Oklahoma Senate in 2004, 2005 and again in 2006. Be informed and fight for America – the United States of America!

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Title: Why We Must Block the North American Union and How? Part Two of Three
Topic: No to the North American Union

Discussed by Senator Randy Brogdon
with Elected Officials

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Title: Why We Must Block the North American Union and How? Part Three
Topic: No to the North American Union

Discussed by Senator Randy Brogdon
with Elected Officials

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July 24, 2007

Title: Faith in the Work Place
Topic: Faith in the Workplace

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

As a Christian, I am the only glimpse of God that many people see. But what do they see? I fall in my witness too often… What about you?

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July 17, 2007

Title: Faith in the Work Place
Topic: Faith in the Workplace

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

As a Christian, I am the only glimpse of God that many people see. But what do they see? I fall in my witness too often… What about you?

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June 25, 2007

Title: Senator Cornyn and the Immigration Bill
Topic: Amnesty

Discussed by Senator John Cornyn
with Elected Officials

Senator Cornyn explains his position opposing the current immigration bill.

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April 26, 2007

Title: WHAT MUST AMERICANS DO TO RIGHT WHAT'S WRONG WITH AMERICA? Segment 1 of 2
Topic: Pure Politics

Discussed by Congressman Tom Tancredo
with Elected Officials

Who is Tom Tancredo? Should you vote for him in 2008 for the next US President? Log onto www.teamtancredo.com to decide for yourself.

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Title: WHAT MUST AMERICANS DO TO RIGHT WHAT\'S WRONG WITH AMERICA? Segment 2 of 2
Topic: Pure Politics

Discussed by Congressman Tom Tancredo
with Elected Officials

Who is Tom Tancredo? Should you vote for him in 2008 for the next US President? Log onto www.teamtancredo. com to decide for yourself.

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Title: RUSH LIMBAUGH AND JOHN McCAIN ARE STEAMROLLED BY CONGRESSMAN TOM TANCREDO
Topic: Totalization Agreement / Social Security for illegals

Discussed by Congressman Tom Tancredo
with Elected Officials

Congressman Tom Tancredo steamrolls Rush Limbaugh and John McCain - why? Also, should illegals be allowed to milk billions of dollars from our depleted Social Security Fund?

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February 5, 2007

Title: HOW TO GO FROM A BURNING OIL ECONOMY TO A HYDROGEN-BASED ENERGY ECONOMY Replay from Nov 8, 2005
Topic: Energy and the Environment

Discussed by State Representative Bryan Hughes
with Elected Officials

How much did your electric bill increase this past summer? What are your winter heating bills? A win-win is to use Texas coal to generate electricity, with a by-product of CO2 to inject in our "tired oil fields" to increase oil production. We are called to be good stewards of all of God's resources. Also, with a projected 50% increase in population in the next 25 years, our children and grandchildren will need more electricity.

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February 1, 2007

Title: POWER FOR THE FUTURE
Topic: Energy and the Environment

Discussed by State Representative Bryan Hughes
with Elected Officials

Demographers predict that Texas will double its current population within the next 20 years. Today, Texas is a net exporter of electrical energy. But, what about tomorrow? What if the electic company turned off your power every day for 3-4 hours? How would your life be effected? Call your State Elected Officials to let them know that Texas needs more power plants!

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January 29, 2007

Title: SHOULD TEXAS OUTLAW BILLBOARD SIGNS? Segment 1 of 2
Topic: Pure Politics

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

Representative Corbin Van Arsdale discusses the issue of "billboards on our highways". Are they really neccessary? What do you think? Contact your Representative to let them know your opinion.

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Title: UPDATE FROM AUSTIN, TEXAS Segment 2 of 2
Topic: Pure Politics

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

What's going to happen in Austin this Legislative Session that will effect your pocket book? Rep. Van Arsdale gives us an idea.

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December 12, 2006

Title: REPLAY: RUSH LIMBAUGH AND JOHN McCAIN ARE STEAMROLLED BY CONGRESSMAN TOM TANCREDO
Topic: Totalization Agreement / Social Security for illegals

Discussed by Congressman Tom Tancredo
with Elected Officials

WorldNetDaily.com has predicted that Congressman Tom Tancredo (R-Colorado) will be the next President of the United States. Why? Will you vote for him? Listen to this segment from March 23, 2005 to decide for yourself.

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October 26, 2006

Title: KEY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CONSERVATIVES AND LIBERALS
Topic: Pure Politics

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

What are the key difference between conservatives and liberals? Will they make a difference in eternity? Corbin Van Arsdale is the current Texas State Representative for District 130 in Houston.

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October 5, 2006

Title: MEN WHO WANT TO HURT KIDS WITH GUNS
Topic: Gun Control

Discussed by Congressman Kevin Brady
with Elected Officials

Should there be more laws to protect our children from men with guns? Congressman Kevin Brady shares his opinion.

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October 2, 2006

Title: DOES POPULATION EXPLOSION WARRANT AN ADDITIONAL FOUR YEAR UNIVERSITY IN TEXAS? Segment 1 of 2
Topic: Higher Education

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale shares the results of the "Oreo Test". What is the "Oreo Test" and why is it so important?

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Title: DOES POPULATION EXPLOSION WARRANT AN ADDITIONAL FOUR YEAR UNIVERSITY? Segment 2 of 2
Topic: Higher Education

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale shares the results of the "Oreo Test". What is the "Oreo Test" and why is it so important?

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August 31, 2006

Title: Crime, Traffic Court and Illegals in JP Courts
Topic: JP Courts

Discussed by Judge Russ Ridgway
with Elected Officials

Will I ever be in JP Court? How do they work? Will my child appear in a JP Court and why?

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Title: Crime, Traffic Court and Illegals in JP Courts Segment 2 of 3
Topic: JP Courts

Discussed by Judge Russ Ridgway
with Elected Officials

Cases flood JP Courts throughout the area. How will this effect you? Will you have a longer wait when paying that ticket?

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Title: Crime, Traffic Court and Illegals in JP Court Segment 3 of 3
Topic: JP Courts

Discussed by Judge Russ Ridgway
with Elected Officials

How many drivers are ticketed for not have a drivers licence nor liability insurance? This effects all of us...

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August 3, 2006

Title: THE 2025 PLAN
Topic: Mobility

Discussed by Judge Robert Eckels
with Elected Officials

How many more people are going to become our neighbors in the next 10 to 20 years? How does 4 million sound! If you can’t get from point A to point B now in a reasonable amount of time, just wait until all the new people move here.

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Title: WHERE ARE THE MILLIONS OF NEW PEOPLE GOING TO LIVE?
Topic: Mobility

Discussed by Commissioner Jerry Eversole
with Elected Officials

Who decides to build what roads and when?

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July 26, 2006

Title: PREPARING FOR HURRICANE SEASON
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by Congressman Michael McCaul
with Elected Officials

How can “We – You and I” be prepared before, during, and after a hurricane or other disasters? Should we prepare now? Should the Government be able to take care of all my needs, and wants, immediately after a hurricane or when any other disaster strikes?

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May 1, 2006

Title: FOLLOW THE MONEY
Topic: Special Session of the Texas Legislature

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

"They" want a Special Tax! What is this "Special Tax" and who wants it? State Representative Gary Elkins tells it like it is.

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Title: DO NOT BE FOOLED
Topic: Special Session of the Texas Legislature

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

HB3 is bad for small business owners, bad for employees in small businesses, and bad for Texans. State Representative Charlie Howard gives his perspective on the issue and why, in his opinion, this bill stinks.

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Title: WHO WILL REPLACE TOM DELAY?
Topic: Replacing Tom DeLay

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

The "Electors" - only four of them - will decide who will have the chance to be Tom Delay's successor. Who are they? Why are there only four of them? When will this take place? State Representative Charlie Howard wants the job. Why?

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April 21, 2006

Title: THE SHARP / PERRY TAX PLAN IS VERY, VERY, VERY BAD FOR ALL TEXANS
Topic: Special Session of the Texas Legislature

Discussed by Representative Bill Keffer
with Elected Officials

Representative Bill Keffer, R-Dallas, shares his thoughts about the Sharp / Perry Tax Plan. Contact your Elected Officials in Austin to let them know your opinion of the the new tax plan.

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April 17, 2006

Title: CORBIN’S PRAYER REQUEST: “ASK GOD TO GRANT CORBIN WISDOM, DISCERNMENT AND A SPIRITUAL BROTHERLY
Topic: Special Session of the Texas Legislature

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

Who will pay more taxes in Texas? Will the new system be fair? Will small businesses, like The What’s Up Radio Program and The Link Letter, be forced to lay off someone?

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April 7, 2006

Title: THE RIGHT TO VOTE IS YOURS - USE IT OR LOSE IT!
Topic: Exericse Your Right To Vote

Discussed by Harris County Clerk Beverly Kaufman
with Elected Officials

The right to vote is yours - use it or lose it! Beverly Kaufman discusses the runoff election. For voting times and locations, call 713.755.6965 or log onto www.HarrisVotes.com

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April 6, 2006

Title: WHO WILL REPLACE TOM DELAY?
Topic: Replacing Tom DeLay

Discussed by Eckels Robert
with Elected Officials

Who is County Judge Robert Eckels? Why is he considering running in Tom DeLay's vacated seat? Is he qualified for the job? Email Terry Lowry, host of the What's UP Radio Program, with your opinion on who is best suited to replace Tom DeLay.

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Title: WHO WILL REPLACE TOM DELAY?
Topic: Replacing Tom DeLay

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

Do we live in a 'post-Christian' America? Should Christians be involved in government? Charlie Howard is in the bid to replace Tom DeLay in the Senate. Is he the right man for the job? Email Terry Lowry, the host of the What's UP Radio Program, and let him know who your choice is.

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Title: WHO WILL REPLACE TOM DELAY?
Topic: Replacing Tom DeLay

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

If elected to replace Tom DeLay, how would Charlie Howard solve the illegal immmigration problem? Log onto www.CharlieHoward.net to learn more about this candidate.

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February 9, 2006

Title: THE PROCESS WITH STATE REP BILL CALLEGARI
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by State Representative Bill Callegari
with Elected Officials

In looking at the Texas Legislative Handbook, there are about 40 committees in the Texas House of Representatives. Some say the Calendar Committee is the most powerful. Why?

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January 11, 2006

Title: If property taxes go down, what taxes will go up?
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

If property owners receive a "property tax cut", who will pay more? Will it be an easy decision? And why is a Democrat chairing the committee responsible for deciding "who will pay more"?

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January 9, 2006

Title: WHAT TO DO ABOUT ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION
Topic: Immigration

Discussed by Randall Pullen
with Elected Officials

The governing body of the National Republican Party will take up a "resolution demanding the securing of our borders against foreign terrorists, illegal aliens, and other criminals" at their upcoming winter meeting. Will it help the situation with our week-kneed Republican elected officials in WDC? Not without your help!

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November 8, 2005

Title: Six Minute explanation of the 9 Propositions
Topic: Defending Traditional Marriage

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

State Representative Charlie Howard explains in 6 short minutes the 9 Constitutional Propositional Amendments. He is voting this way: Prop. 1- Against, Prop. 2- For, Prop. 3- Against, Prop. 4- For, Prop. 5- For, Prop. 6- Against, Prop. 7- For, Prop. 8- Against, Prop. 9- Against.

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Title: How to go from a burning oil to a hydrogen-based-energy economy
Topic: Energy and the Environment

Discussed by State Representative Bryan Hughes
with Elected Officials

How much did your electric bill increase this summer? What will your winter heating bills be? A win-win is to use Texas coal to generate electricity, with a by-product of CO2 to inject in our "tired oil fields" to increase oil production. We are called to be good stewards of all of God's resources. Also, with a projected 50% increase in population in the next 25 years, our children and grandchildren will need more electricity.

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November 7, 2005

Title: Six Minute explanation of the 9 Propositions
Topic: Defending Traditional Marriage

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

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November 4, 2005

Title: Six Minute explanation of the 9 Propositions
Topic: Defending Traditional Marriage

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

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November 3, 2005

Title: Six Minute explanation of the 9 Propositions
Topic: Defending Traditional Marriage

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

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November 2, 2005

Title: Six Minute explination of the 9 Propositions
Topic: Defending Traditional Marriage

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

State Representative Charlie Howard explains in 6 minutes the 9 Constitutional Propositional Amendments. He is voting this way: Prop. 1- Against, Prop. 2- For, Prop. 3- Against, Prop. 4- For, Prop. 5- For, Prop. 6- Against, Prop. 7- For, Prop. 8- Against, Prop. 9- Against.

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Title: Vote For Prop 2
Topic: Defending Traditional Marriage

Discussed by Mark Ellis
with Elected Officials

Please do not be decieved! VOTE FOR PROP 2. Mark Ellis, Current Houston City Councilman and Canditate for Texas State Senate, sets the record straight. VOTE FOR PROP 2!!!

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November 1, 2005

Title: Six Minute explination of the 9 Propositions
Topic: Defending Traditional Marriage

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

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October 31, 2005

Title: The upcoming Election on Nov. 8th
Topic: Defending Traditional Marriage

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

Registered voters in Texas will be voting on Nov. 8th on 9 Texas Constitutional Amendments. What are they and which way should I vote?

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Title: What's Up with Defending Traditional Marriage?
Topic: Defending Traditional Marriage

Discussed by Mark Ellis
with Elected Officials

What are you hearing on the campaign trail concerning the upcoming vote on defining marriage as between one man and one woman? Statewide, a very low voter turnout is expected. What about inside the city of Houston? What should our listeners do between now and the time they vote?

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October 28, 2005

Title: The upcoming Election on Nov. 8th
Topic: Defending Traditional Marriage

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

Registered voters in Texas will be voting on Nov. 8th on 9 Texas Constitutional Amendments. What are they and which way should I vote?

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October 27, 2005

Title: The upcoming Election on Nov. 8th
Topic: Texas 2005 Constitutional Amendments

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

Registered voters in Texas will be voting on Nov. 8th on 9 Texas Constitutional Amendments. What are they and which way should I vote?

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October 26, 2005

Title: The upcoming Election on Nov. 8th
Topic: Texas 2005 Constitutional Amendments

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

Registered voters in Texas will be voting on Nov. 8th on 9 Texas Constitutional Amendments. What are they and which way should I vote?

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Title: The false Pro-marriage group: Save Texas Marriage
Topic: Defending Traditional Marriage

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

The deceptiveness of "Save Texas Marriage". Beware of this group and the lies in thier message.

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October 24, 2005

Title: What's Up with Defending Traditional Marriage?
Topic: Defending Traditional Marriage

Discussed by Mark Ellis
with Elected Officials

What are you hearing on the campain trail concerning the upcoming vote on defining marriage as between one man and one woman? Statewide a very low voter turnout is expected, what about inside the city of Houston? What should our listeners do between now and the time they vote?

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October 21, 2005

Title: Investigating Fraud and waste within the Dapartment of Homeland Security
Topic: Homeland Security

Discussed by Congressman Michael McCaul
with Elected Officials

Congressman Michael McCaul das been appointed chairman of the Subcommittee on the Investigations for the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Homeland Security. Is there waste and Fraud occuring? Are Assassins enering America today along our borders? Have we captured/ detained "Special Intrest Aliens"?

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Title: What's Up with Defending Traditional Marriage?
Topic: Defending Traditional Marriage

Discussed by Mark Ellis
with Elected Officials

What are you hearing on the campain trail concerning the upcoming vote on defining marriage as between one man and one woman? Statewide a very low voter turnout is expected, what about inside the city of Houston? What should are listeners do between now and the time they vote?

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October 20, 2005

Title: Investigating Fraud and waste within the Department of Homeland Security
Topic: Homeland Security

Discussed by Congressman Michael McCaul
with Elected Officials

Congressman Michael McCaul has been appointed chairman of the Subcommittee on the Investigations for the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Homeland Security. Is there waste and fraud occuring? Are Assassins entering America today along our borders? Have we captured/ detained "Special Interest Aliens"?

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October 17, 2005

Title: The upcoming Election on Nov. 8th
Topic: Texas 2005 Constitutional Amendments

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

Registered voters in Texas will be voting on Nov. 8th on 9 Texas Constitutional Amendments. What are they and which way should I vote?

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October 14, 2005

Title: When do we start to defend traditional marriage?
Topic: Defending Traditional Marriage

Discussed by State Representative Warren Chism
with Elected Officials

State Representative Warren Chisum admonishes everyone to start working now to defend and legally define marriage in Texas.

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October 10, 2005

Title: Correction:Jury Pay of $40/Day does NOT start until your second day after January 1, 2006
Topic: Jury Pay

Discussed by Charles Bacarisse
with Elected Officials

The Harris County District Clerk Charles Bacarisse corrects his earlier comments about when payment for serving a jury will increase to $40 per day!

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October 5, 2005

Title: Is it too early to start defending traditional marriage?
Topic: Defending Traditional Marriage

Discussed by State Representative Warren Chism
with Elected Officials

State Representative Warren Chisum admonishes everyone to start working now to defend and legally define marriage in Texas.

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September 27, 2005

Title: Susan Combs: Running for Texas Comptroller Segment 1 of 2
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs
with Elected Officials

Do you trust Susan Cobms with billions and billions of your tax dollars? Listen, Decide, Vote!

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Title: Susan Combs: Running for Texas Comptroller Segment 2 of 2
Topic: Candidate Interviews

Discussed by Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs
with Elected Officials

Do you trust Susan Cobms with billions and billions of your tax dollars? Listen, Decide, Vote!

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September 1, 2005

Title: Helping rebuild tomorrow - today!
Topic: Katrina Disaster Relief

Discussed by Mark Ellis
with Elected Officials

Councilman Mark Ellis discusses the opening of the Astrodome as the new "Refuge City". What day to day services are needed? How can our listeners help?

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August 30, 2005

Title: Jury Duty pay increases to $40 per day- when?
Topic: Jury Pay

Discussed by Charles Bacarisse
with Elected Officials

Jury Duty pay increases to $40 per day- when?

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August 29, 2005

Title: Jury Duty pay increases to $40 per day- when?
Topic: Jury Pay

Discussed by Charles Bacarisse
with Elected Officials

Jury Duty pay increases to $40/day, but when?

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August 22, 2005

Title: Is it a Left vs. Right battle; Farmers/Ranchers vs. Suburbanites? Yes and a whole lot more!
Topic: Education

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

Variables in the equation to "change" who funds public education in Texas: Farmers and Ranchers, Urbanites, Suburbanites, rich school districts, poor school districts, differant business intrests, and Rebublicans vs. Democrates

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August 19, 2005

Title: Is it a Left vs. Right battle; Farmers/Ranchers vs. Suburbanites? Yes and a whole lot more!
Topic: Education: spending and taxes

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

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August 18, 2005

Title: What can we do to stop it?
Topic: Immigration

Discussed by Mark Ellis
with Elected Officials

Mark Ellis discuses what we can do to stop immigration.

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August 17, 2005

Title: Is it a Left vs. Right battle; Farmers/Ranchers vs. Suburbanites? Yes and a whole lot more!
Topic: Education: spending and taxes

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

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August 16, 2005

Title: What can we do to stop it?
Topic: Immigration

Discussed by Mark Ellis
with Elected Officials

Mark Ellis discuses what can we do to stop immigration?

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July 19, 2005

Title: Is the grand jury the gatekeeper for our criminal justice system?
Topic: Jury Selection

Discussed by Judge Jim Wallace
with Elected Officials

Is the grand jury the gatekeeper for our criminal justice system? How is the grand jury selected?

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Title: Can you buy good citizenship?
Topic: Jury Selection

Discussed by Charles Bacarisse
with Elected Officials

Come September 1st, if you go back the 2nd and subsequent days as a member of a jury in Texas, you will receive a whopping $40/day! Your boss can't fire you for serving - but he doesn't have to pay you either!

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July 14, 2005

Title: Like trying to define what "is" is - Purpose vs. Use!
Topic: Eminent Domain

Discussed by Senator Jon Lindsay
with Elected Officials

Should the government be able to take your land for a new manufacturing plant, a new football stadium, a new public marina...When will the taking stop?

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Title: Should Texas take all but $1?
Topic: Red Light Cameras

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Government bureaucrats testified in Austin that the purpose for cameras at intersections was for safety and not revenue. Therefore, St. Rep. Gary Elkins proposed an amendment to HB3 that would allow any city to use cameras to film and fine light-running drivers, but the city could only keep $1 out of the fine. All other dollars collected would be remitted to the state for public education.

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June 29, 2005

Title: Should you be told what services are being provided to your children behind closed doors?
Topic: Parental Consent

Discussed by U.S. Senator Tom Coburn
with Elected Officials

Legislation proposed by Senator Tom Coburn of Oklahoma would require 4,400 federally funded Title 10 clinics across the country to tell parents about the health care their teens will receive.

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June 23, 2005

Title: Funding For Publlic Education in Texas
Topic: Education: spending and taxes

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

Texas constitution requires the state to provide for education. But what does "provide education" mean? A judge rules that we are not providing adequate funding, but what does "adequate" mean? State Representative Charlie Howard discusses HB2, HB4, and HB3.

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June 22, 2005

Title: School Finance Reform
Topic: Taxes and Government Spending

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

State Representative Gary Elkins helps us understand the reason for the called special session by Governor Perry.

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June 20, 2005

Title: Is it too early to start defending traditional marriage?
Topic: Defense of Traditional Marriage

Discussed by State Representative Warren Chism
with Elected Officials

State Representative Warren Chisum admonishes everyone to start working now to defend and legally define marriage in Texas.

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June 17, 2005

Title: Christian Values
Topic: Christian Values

Discussed by Congressman Kevin Brady
with Elected Officials

What are Christian values? and other topics discussed with Congressman Kevin Brady.

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Title: Let's Make the UN Accountable and Other Current Events
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by Congressman Michael McCaul
with Elected Officials

Let's make the UN accountable... What are Christian Values and other current events discussed with Congressman Michael McCaul...

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June 8, 2005

Title: Our Jury Selection System
Topic: Jury Selection

Discussed by Charles Bacarisse
with Elected Officials

Charles Bacarisse helps us understand why you might receive a "jury summons"!

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April 27, 2005

Title: From border security to social security to home land security to being close to the Pope!
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by Congressman Michael McCaul
with Elected Officials

Congressman Michael McCaul, from Texas' 10th District, discusses: Border Security, Social Security, Homeland Security to the Mexican Totalization Agreement. And: how did he get within 20' of the new Pope?

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April 21, 2005

Title: Are Fireworks Regualtions Needed Now
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by Commissioner Steve Radack
with Elected Officials

Just responding to complaints concerning fireworks cost Harris County taxpayers over $150,000. One 7 year-old girl lost an eye to fireworks at a local church. Why not allow each County to regulate the sale and use of these dangerous explosives?

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April 5, 2005

Title: Why can't I marry my daughter?
Topic: Gay Marriage

Discussed by State Representative Warren Chism
with Elected Officials

Whay can't I marry my daughter? Why can't I marry my sister? Why can't I be married to 2 women at the same time? Why can't I marry a man? State Representative Warren Chism explains how Texas outlaws these practices. It's not discrimination. HJR6 is important. Have you contacted your elected officials to voice your opinion? A link for contact info can be found on the home page of TerryLowry.com

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Title: Firework protection for you and yours
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by County Commissioner Steve Radack
with Elected Officials

An 8-year old lost her eye needlessly because of fireworks. In 2004, over 5400 calls were made by citizens complaining about fireworks in Harris County. Will your house burn next year or will your child loose an eye - or an arm - or a hand - or worse: die? Find out what you can do. Call Commissioner Radack at 713.755.6306

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March 30, 2005

Title: Why is there a forced payment on everyone to help the poor play the lottery?
Topic: Gambling

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

The Texas House just passed a bill adding $0.65 to our electric bills every month to help pay the electric bills of poor people. Is this really a good idea? Why? The State Lottery Commission states that the poor spend more than $60 every month just to play the lottery. Maybe they should re-prioritize their spending habits...More info on how slot machines will affect you!

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March 23, 2005

Title: Rush Limbaugh and John McCain are steamrolled by Tom Tancredo
Topic: Totalization Agreement / Social Security for illegals

Discussed by Congressman Tom Tancredo
with Elected Officials

Congressman Tom Tancredo steamrolls Rush Limbaugh and John McCain - why? Also, should illegals be allowed to milk billions of dollars from our depleted Social Security Fund? Call your Congressman today and ask him / her: "How do you feel about the Mexican Totalization Agreement?" "Will you vote to stop it?" Also, ask them to co-sponsor HR 1438.

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March 16, 2005

Title: Replay - Would Jesus propose GAMBLING to pay for services for the poor?
Topic: Gambling

Discussed by State Representative Sylvester Turner
with Elected Officials

Texas Representative Sylvester Turner agrees that Afriacn Americans, Hispanics, and others (mainly Asian) play the Texas Lottery at rates of 2-3 times higher that Caucasians.

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March 10, 2005

Title: First Amendment Right for ALL Churches
Topic: Free Speech Rights

Discussed by Congressman (R-NC) Walter Jones
with Elected Officials

The Reverand Martin Luther King, Jr. insisted that: "The Church must be reminded that it is not the master or the servant of the State, but rather the conscience of the State. It must be the guide and the critic of the State, and never its tool." Congressman Walter Jones (R-NC) has re-introduced HR235, The Houses of Worship Free Speech Restoration Act" to Congress. Call your Congressperson and see if they are either co-sponsoring or supporting this bill. The main phone number is 202.224.3121. Call Congressman Tom DeLay at 202.235.4000 to encourage a floor vote of this bill. Call the Speaker of the House, Dennis Hastert, and urge him to bring a floor vote for this bill - 202.235.0600.

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March 3, 2005

Title: Is this a 'true way' to cap the growth in government spending?
Topic: Taxes and Government Spending

Discussed by State Representative Jimmy "Jim" Jackson
with Elected Officials

Usually there is more than one way to skin a cat... the same with trying to slow, or cap, the growth in government spending. State Representative Jim Jackson, Republican from Carrollton, explains the reasons behind HB 1479. This is an interesting concept: "Limit the growth in spending for any govermental entity in Texas to 5% from one year to the next with respect to dollars received and spent from taxes on real property." But, many wanting 'their idea' to be the one to pass have turned a deaf ear to any other idea. Politics is the art of compromise and the ability to work with others to achieve common goals. By pushing "my way or hit the highway", many times nothing is accomplished. Time is short. Time will tell us what happens... it will be fun to watch!

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February 22, 2005

Title: Would Jesus propose gamling to pay for services for the poor?
Topic: Gambling

Discussed by State Representative Sylvester Turner
with Elected Officials

Whites spend on average $30.76 playing the lottery... blacks $88.98... Hispanics $64.83... and others (Asians) $72.73... Do not be fooled! Slot machines will take more money from non-whites on average. None of the dollars will go to pay for social services for the poor. Follow the money: who stands to benefit from slot machines? Certainly not the average Texan.

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February 21, 2005

Title: Parental Consent in Texas
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by State Representative Phil King
with Elected Officials

In Texas, young ladies and men under 18 cannot obtain a tattoo and/or have their bodies pierced. But minor girls can obtain an abortion and parental consent is not required. HB 1212 calls for Parent Consent. This bill is right and fair, and needs your support. Answer this question: What would Jesus do to help pass this bill? Now - what are you going to do?

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February 17, 2005

Title: Our local government is spending more of our money!
Topic: Gambling

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

For the state of Texas to take in 1.2 billion dollars a year in revenue from slot machines, we will have to spend $36.9 billion playing! That's more than what Texans spent on lottery tickets since 1992. Who makes all the money when we play slot machines? Please have your friends AND PASTORS listen to this segment. What would Jesus do?

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February 16, 2005

Title: A local State Senator wants to tax blacks almost 3 times as much as whites!
Topic: Gambling

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

Whites on average spend $30.76 per month playing the lottery; blacks: $88.98 per month; Hispanics: $64.83; and Asians: $72.73 per month. If I called for a tax that would tax other ethnic groups at a higher rate, I would be run off the air... This is a serious issue... What would Jesus do?

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Title: For every dollar a state takes in from slot machines, it costs local governments $3 dollar.
Topic: Gambling

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

For the state of Texas to take in 1.2 billion dollars a year in revenue from slot machines, we will have to spend 36.9 billion playing! That's more than what Texans have spent on lottery tickets since 1992. Who makes all the money when we play slot machines? Please have your friends listen to this segment. What would Jesus do?

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February 15, 2005

Title: A reduction in property taxes, could cost you and me more, how? And what about Red light cameras...
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

State Representative Gary Elkins sounds the alarm: there is a rush to reduce property taxes, but there is a catch. Be aware, many elected officials will try to mask a larger tax increase. It will not help if they reduce your property taxes by $500 if they reach into the other pocket and take out $800 to $1000 somewhere else! And, say no to cameras at street lights for three reasons: 1. Documented to cause an increase in injures by 24% 2. Why should a city profit from its engineering mistakes 3. If they were so effective in reducing the number of red light runners, why would they bring in so much money year after year? You would think drivers would just stop, but no, they really are encouraged to hurry all the more.

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February 10, 2005

Title: Public Education, New Hospitals, New Schools, and New Roads?
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

As we focus on family, church, and work, our elected officials are now focused on a new way to pay for public education. Will the state have enough money to fund education, build new hospitals, schools, and roads - with enough left over for everything else? What about new forms of gambling?

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February 8, 2005

Title: How many new homes or apartments will we need to house 1.7 million new people the next 20 years?
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by Senator Jon Lindsay
with Elected Officials

Should we be planning today for an additional 1.7 million new people to be in just Harris County the next 20 years? Where will they live, how many more cars will be driving on what new roads? Someone planned for me, before I moved here 20+ years ago. Should we plan for the homes, the business centers, and the new roads for our children and grandchildren? Without infrastructure our children and grandchildren will not have an option to live here.

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February 7, 2005

Title: Marriage - Cap at 3 or 5 - Reduce some and increase others - Just say NO
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by State Representative Charlie Howard
with Elected Officials

State Representative discusses several legislative priorities: Marriage as between one man and one woman; Taxes: decrease some? a lot? raise others? "Just Say NO" to any new gambling...

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Title: Senator Hutchison answers the 64 million dollar question: Will she or won't she?
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by Kay Bailey Hutchison
with Elected Officials

Senator Hutchison answers the 64 million dollar question about running for governor... Also, the Senator co-sponsors legislation to help small businesses obtain Health Insurance.

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February 3, 2005

Title: Congressman Gene Green comments on the President's State of the Union Speech
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by Congressman Gene Green
with Elected Officials

Congressman Gene Green comments on the President's State of the Union Speech. We also want to congratulate Congressman Green and his wife on the birth of their first grand baby!

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January 28, 2005

Title: Congressperson Shelia Jackson Lee responds to questions concerning Social Security
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by Congressperson Shelia Jackson Lee
with Elected Officials

Congressperson Shelia Jackson Lee, as a member of the Congressional Black Caucus, was invited to the White House to meet with President Bush. Congressperson Lee responds to the President's proposal for Individual Retirement Accounts.

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January 26, 2005

Title: The second most cursed man in Harris County - Why?
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by Charles Bacarisse
with Elected Officials

Charles Bacarisse, Harris County District Clerk - the second most cursed man in Harris County because he signs your "Jury Summons"! Who is called and should we all be willing to serve?

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January 24, 2005

Title: Discussion with Judge Kent Adams
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by Judge Kent Adams
with Elected Officials

What are the duties of a Justice of the Peace? Judge Adams' court is the busiest in Harris County yet he finds time to give back to the community by involving the Boy Scouts with Juvenile offenders. This is a great story of an elected official giving back so much to the community he serves. Salute to this great Judge!

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January 13, 2005

Title: Communicating with an Elected Official
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale
with Elected Officials

State Representative Corbin Van Arsdale explains the best ways to communicate with an elected official.

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Title: Part 2 of 2 - Where Can YOU Vote in Texas?Topic: Early Voting

Discussed by Chris Danielwith Elected Officials

April 12, 2018

Title: Jury Duty SelectionTopic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Danielwith Elected Officials

Title: Part 2 of 2 - Jury Duty SelectionTopic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Danielwith Elected Officials

August 11, 2016

Title: WARNING! Con Men Posing as Police OfficersTopic: WARNING! Con Men Posing as Police Officers

Discussed by Chris Danielwith Elected Officials

August 8, 2016

Title: WARNING! Con Men Posing as Police OfficersTopic: WARNING! Con Men Posing as Police Officers

Discussed by Chris Danielwith Elected Officials

August 28, 2015

Title: Illegals Living The Good Life In Our Jails and PrisonsTopic: Convicted Of Crimes: Illegals Should Be Sent Home

Discussed by State Representative Bryan Hugheswith Elected Officials

April 22, 2015

Title: Red Light Cameras are Back in the NewsTopic: Red Light Cameras

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkinswith Elected Officials

March 5, 2015

Title: Jury Duty: Honor the Call to ServeTopic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Danielwith Elected Officials

Title: Part 2 of 3 - Jury Duty: Honor the Call to ServeTopic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Danielwith Elected Officials

Title: Part 3 of 3 - Jury Duty: Honor the Call to Serve Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Danielwith Elected Officials

February 10, 2015

Title: The History Behind Red Light CamerasTopic: Red Light Camera History

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkinswith Elected Officials

February 27, 2014

Title: Lobbyists, Non-Profits, Money, and the LINK LetterTopic: Pay-to-Play Politics

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkinswith Elected Officials

Title: Part 2 of 2Topic: Pay-to-Play Politics

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkinswith Elected Officials

January 20, 2014

Title: Campaign Funds Topic: Politics and Money

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkinswith Elected Officials

Title: Part 2 of 3Topic: Politics and Money

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkinswith Elected Officials

Title: Part 3 of 3Topic: Politics and Money

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkinswith Elected Officials

February 6, 2013

Title: Tax Break for Businesses when Employers Serve on a JuryTopic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Danielwith Elected Officials

January 9, 2013

Title: Donate Your Jury Duty Money to Help Victims of Crimes and Their Family Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Danielwith Elected Officials

October 16, 2012

Title: We Must Defend All of Our Constitutional Rights Topic: Defend All Our Constitutional Rights

Discussed by Congressman John Duncanwith Elected Officials

June 25, 2012

Title: Ed Emmett discusses: “Be Prepared!” Topic: Disaster Preparedness

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmettwith Elected Officials

Title: Part 2 of 3Topic: Disaster Preparedness

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmettwith Elected Officials

Title: Part 3 of 3Topic: Disaster Preparedness

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmettwith Elected Officials

April 24, 2012

Title: Did Our Founding Fathers Give Their Fame, Fortune, and Lives, to Guarantee You a Trial By Jury? Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Danielwith Elected Officials

April 19, 2012

Title: Discussing The Takeover Of The Republican Party! Topic: Republican Party Politics

Discussed by Chris Danielwith Elected Officials

November 3, 2011

Title: Part 2 of 4Topic: Pro-life

Discussed by Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combswith Elected Officials

April 11, 2011

Title: We Must Defend All of Our Constitutional Rights Topic: Defend All Our Constitutional Rights

Discussed by Congressman John Duncanwith Elected Officials

November 11, 2010

Title: Fed up with liberalism destroying farming, a farmer was elected to fight for an America that rewards hard work, small businesses and family farms.Topic: Working to Right What’s Wrong in America

Discussed by Congressman Devin Nuneswith Elected Officials

September 29, 2010

Title: Register to vote where you live, vote early, and take somebody with you when you voteTopic: Register to Vote

Discussed by State Representative Bill Callegariwith Elected Officials

Title: Where Can YOU Vote in Texas?
Topic: Early Voting

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Title: Part 2 of 2 - Where Can YOU Vote in Texas?
Topic: Early Voting

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Title: Jury Duty Selection
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Title: Part 2 of 2 - Jury Duty Selection
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Title: WARNING! Con Men Posing as Police Officers
Topic: WARNING! Con Men Posing as Police Officers

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Title: WARNING! Con Men Posing as Police Officers
Topic: WARNING! Con Men Posing as Police Officers

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Title: Illegals Living The Good Life In Our Jails and Prisons
Topic: Convicted Of Crimes: Illegals Should Be Sent Home

Discussed by State Representative Bryan Hughes
with Elected Officials

Title: Red Light Cameras are Back in the News
Topic: Red Light Cameras

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Title: Jury Duty: Honor the Call to Serve
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Title: Part 2 of 3 - Jury Duty: Honor the Call to Serve
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Title: Part 3 of 3 - Jury Duty: Honor the Call to Serve
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Title: The History Behind Red Light Cameras
Topic: Red Light Camera History

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Title: Lobbyists, Non-Profits, Money, and the LINK Letter
Topic: Pay-to-Play Politics

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Title: Part 2 of 2
Topic: Pay-to-Play Politics

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Title: Campaign Funds
Topic: Politics and Money

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Title: Part 2 of 3
Topic: Politics and Money

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Title: Part 3 of 3
Topic: Politics and Money

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Title: Tax Break for Businesses when Employers Serve on a Jury
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Title: Donate Your Jury Duty Money to Help Victims of Crimes and Their Family
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Title: We Must Defend All of Our Constitutional Rights
Topic: Defend All Our Constitutional Rights

Discussed by Congressman John Duncan
with Elected Officials

Title: Ed Emmett discusses: “Be Prepared!”
Topic: Disaster Preparedness

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

Title: Part 2 of 3
Topic: Disaster Preparedness

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

Title: Part 3 of 3
Topic: Disaster Preparedness

Discussed by Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
with Elected Officials

Title: Did Our Founding Fathers Give Their Fame, Fortune, and Lives, to Guarantee You a Trial By Jury?
Topic: Jury Duty

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Title: Discussing The Takeover Of The Republican Party!
Topic: Republican Party Politics

Discussed by Chris Daniel
with Elected Officials

Title: Part 2 of 4
Topic: Pro-life

Discussed by Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs
with Elected Officials

Title: We Must Defend All of Our Constitutional Rights
Topic: Defend All Our Constitutional Rights

Discussed by Congressman John Duncan
with Elected Officials

Title: Fed up with liberalism destroying farming, a farmer was elected to fight for an America that rewards hard work, small businesses and family farms.
Topic: Working to Right What’s Wrong in America

Discussed by Congressman Devin Nunes
with Elected Officials

Title: Register to vote where you live, vote early, and take somebody with you when you vote
Topic: Register to Vote

Discussed by State Representative Bill Callegari
with Elected Officials

Title: Gary Elkins: Government is not the answer, Government is the Problem segment 1 of 2
Topic: Conversation with an Elected Official

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Title: Gary Elkins: do you have $164,000? Segment 2 of 2
Topic: Tax Burden is Too Heavy Now

Discussed by State Representative Gary Elkins
with Elected Officials

Title: Monday Through Friday He Wears a Black Robe…on Sunday, He is a Man of the Cloth Segment 1 of 3
Topic: Elected Officials Updates

Discussed by Mike Fields
with Elected Officials

Title: Monday Through Friday He Wears a Black Robe…on Sunday, He is a Man of the Cloth Segment 2 of 3
Topic: Elected Officials Updates

Discussed by Mike Fields
with Elected Officials

Title: Monday Through Friday He Wears a Black Robe…on Sunday, He is a Man of the Cloth Segment 3 of 3
Topic: Elected Officials Updates

Discussed by Mike Fields
with Elected Officials

Title: KAY BAILEY HUTCHISON
Topic: Old Topic - 2010 Republican Primary Candidates

Discussed by Kay Bailey Hutchison
with Elected Officials

Title: RICK PERRY
Topic: Old Topic - 2010 Republican Primary Candidates

Discussed by Governor Rick Perry
with Elected Officials

Title: KAY BAILEY HUTCHISON
Topic: Old Topic - 2010 Republican Primary Candidates

Discussed by Kay Bailey Hutchison
with Elected Officials

Title: RICK PERRY
Topic: Old Topic - 2010 Republican Primary Candidates

Discussed by Governor Rick Perry
with Elected Officials

Title: CAP AND TRADE FROM A LEGISLATIVE VIEWPOINT Part 1 of 3
Topic: Cap and Trade Bill In Congress

Discussed by Congressman Ted Poe
with Elected Officials

Title: CAP AND TRADE FROM A LEGISLATIVE VIEWPOINT Part 2 of 3
Topic: Cap and Trade Bill In Congress

Discussed by Congressman Ted Poe
with Elected Officials