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Candidates with TEA Party Support
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Tea Party Endorsed Candidates
TeaParty911.com strives to list here only candidates with true Tea Party support. We will be updating the endorsed candidates on this page on a regular basis throughout the 2012 election cycle, so check back here often to see who's new.
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Matt Beebe
Republican for Texas House - District 121
Beebe vs. Straus in the race for the Republican nomination as the Representative for the Texas House in District 121 is the perfect example of “David vs. Goliath.” Straus has amassed a huge campaign war chest largely from donations outside of the district and many donations from outside of the state which is unusual for a state representative. A large portion of the out-of-state donations come from the gaming industry.
Beebe on the other hand, while outmatched in dollars, has overwhelming grassroots support across the state. TEA Party, 912, We the People, Grassroots America, and many other conservative groups in Texas have been sending volunteers to San Antonio to assist in door-to-door campaigning in support of Beebe. Volunteers for the Beebe campaign have been coming in from Tyler, Longview, Dallas, Fort Worth, and across the state at their own expense to assist in campaigning for Matt Beebe.
More at Matt Beebe
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Tammy Blair
Republican for Texas Senate - District 3
Tammy Blair is a true Constitutional Conservative and a friend of TeaParty911.com. We have known Tammy for several years and have worked with her on numerous grassroots projects. We know first-hand that she is a genuine grassroots conservative that believes in constitutionally limited government and fiscal responsibility. TeaParty91.com is proud to support Tammy Blair for Texas Senate in District 3.
More at BlairForTexas.com
Volunteer to Work on Tammy Blair's Campaign
Donate to the Blair for Texas Campaign
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Robert Gonzalez
Republican for US Congress - District 14
Robert is a Constitutional Conservative who has helped various campaigns and with his wife, helped found the Clear Lake Tea Party (CLTP) where he currently serves as Chairman of the Board. The CLTP has made great strides in promoting and advancing freedom and helping elect conservative candidates into all levels of government. Robert is also a member of the Texas Tea Party Caucus Advisory Committee working with state Senators and Representatives in Austin. Robert held the office of Precinct (0655) Judge in the 2010 election.
More at Gonzalez2012.com
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 Mary Huls
Republican Candidate for Texas House District 129
Mary Huls is running for the Texas House of Representatives – House District 129. As an ordinary American she become increasingly concerned with the dramatic expansion of the Federal Government and its increasing involvement in every aspect of our lives. This concern has led her to become active in the 912 Project and Tea Party constitutional grassroots movement. However, it has become obvious that the voice of the people has been lost. It is not enough to write letters, send emails and make phone calls. Therefore, she has made the decision to run for the Texas House of Representatives.
More at Elect Mary Huls for the Texas House of Representative
Or Donate to Mary Huls for Texas House
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 Heidi Thiess
Republican Candidate for Texas House District 24
During the past few legislative sessions, our elected officials in Austin have openly bragged about balancing our state's budget. What they fail to tell the people about are the gimmicks and budgetary tricks they contrived to get around doing something that is not merely suggested, but is mandated by the Texas Constitution. Much like families all across our state who've had to tighten their belts, it's high time that our elected officials in Austin quit spending money that is NOT theirs and that we the taxpayers simply do not have. The bottom line is very simple: the more government spends and grows, the less we are free.
More at Heidi Thiess for Texas
Or Donate to Heidi Thiess for Texas Representative
More on TeaParty911.com
Heidi Thiess Campaign Kickoff for Texas House District 24
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 Justice Don Willett
Republican Candidate for re-election to the Texas Supreme Court Place 2
Justice Don Willett of the Texas Supreme Court is widely regarded as the Court's most conservative Justice. Since 2005, he has forged an impeccable conservative record, and never legislated from the bench. Justice Willett's resolute conservative philosophy is earning national acclaim, with conservative leaders across Texas and the Nation describing him as the judicial antidote to ObamaCare. Justice Willett is the consensus conservative choice for Place 2 on the Supreme Court, and his proven record has earned support from every corner of the conservative movement: social conservatives, fiscal conservatives, Tea Party patriots, gun-rights advocates, private-property proponents, homeschool champions, rock-ribbed constitutionalists, etc.
Website: www.donwillett.com
Facebook: www.fb.com/justicedonwillett
Twitter: @justicewillett
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We all know the importance of the upcoming 2012 elections, so it’s time to get off the sidelines. Once you have chosen a candidate to support, there are many ways you can help in their campaigns. First of all, there is money. Political campaigns are expensive endeavors, so whatever you can contribute directly to the candidate’s campaign will certainly help. However, you should probably steer clear of contributing to political parties, because a large percentage of your contribution goes to fundraising, operating expenses, and salaries, and therefore very little of your contribution may even reach the campaign of the candidate of your choice. However, in this economy we realize you may not be able to contribute money, but there are numerous other ways to help support a candidate.
One way you may help your candidate is to go to the official website of the candidate you support and register on their site. Usually a candidate will have many ways listed on his or her site in which you could volunteer to help. Look over the list of ways a candidate needs help and have something in mind that matches your skill set when you contact the campaign to volunteer. Some of the ways you might support a campaign is by helping to put out signs, answering phones in the campaign office, helping with door-to-door activities, sending out emails, and fundraising. If you are a writer, you might think about writing a letter to the editor of your local newspaper telling why you support your candidate. If you are a web developer, you could offer your services to the campaign if needed. So, whatever your skills, there are many ways you can help support a candidate.
Your support could make the difference in the outcome of the election. If you really care, get off the sidelines and help in any way you can! Win or lose, you will know you have done everything you could to make a difference. These elections are far too important for us not to make a difference; your country might depend on it. |
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We are at a pivotal point in American history, and the 2012 elections could possibly be the most important elections in our lifetime. The stakes have never been higher. The liberal agenda is progressing at an unprecedented rate, and it will be full steam ahead until these out of control senators and congressmen are removed from office and replaced by men and women of integrity. This is where the Tea Party Movement comes in. When choosing candidates to support, we must be extremely careful and choose candidates whose values align with our own. Our three main issues of concern are fiscal responsibility, limited government, and free markets. On average, government worker wages are 35% higher than their private sector counterparts and also have a 69% greater benefits package. The national debt is now over 14 trillion and growing daily. Does this sound like fiscal responsibility? Federal, state, and local governments now employ over 23 million people (not including military personnel), and is the fastest growing job sector in America. Does this sound like limited government? The federal government is now the owner of or directly involved in the banking industry, the automobile industry, and the healthcare industry. Now on the agenda for the EPA in an “end around” of Congress are the cap and trade regulations which would amount to the largest tax increase in America’s history. Does this sound like free markets? This has got to stop! We have got to replace these politicians who will say and do anything just to get elected. We need elected officials who actually have honor and will do what they say and not make promises that they can’t keep just to get elected. Tea Party members, please look at the individual and not a party. Be informed about the candidates and know where they really stand on the issues. Your vote in the 2012 elections could be the most important vote you cast in your lifetime and may determine the course of America for generations. Choose wisely.
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