I was a Democrat until 1980. In fact, all the people whom I knew in my hometown were Democrats: school teachers, law enforcement officers, city leaders, our insurance agent, our State Representative, our State Senator — Everyone.
There was no issue of gender confusion in my hometown. When I was born, Doctor Leroy Wilcox immediately recognized I was a little boy and marked my birth certificate.
Headline from The Blaze, Oct 13, 2022 | Virginia Dem lawmaker wants parents to face criminal charges if they refuse to affirm a child’s sexual orientation and gender identity
What is the position of Robert ‘Beto’ O’Rourke, the want-to-be governor of Texas?
Jun 12, 2019, Vox | Beto O’Rourke just unveiled a comprehensive proposal to ‘protect’ LGBTQ people.
His Beto-for-Texas campaign website boasts of his passion for transgender children, and special rights for the LGBTQ, ostensibly to “protect” them.
Are not all the people of the United States of America protected by the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights? Is the Irishman ignorant or unfamiliar with the Texas State Constitution Bill of Rights in Article 1?
No, Robert O’Rourke seeks not EQUAL rights for the LGBTQ people; he seeks to suspend the constitutionally-protected rights of Christians, Muslims, Jews — All who subscribe to the authority of the Living God.
Early Voting runs from Oct 24 to Nov 4. Election Day is Nov 8.
My voter guide is simple this year: Vote all the way down the ballot and vote for all the Republican candidates. You may not know each Republican candidate, but you can be certain you will know the Democrat that wins because YOU did not vote for the Republican you did not know. You will know the Democrat as you lose your rights.
Due to the millions of dollars the out-of-state Democrats are pouring into the Beto campaign, the polls are very close.
Greg Abbott for Governor
Dan Patrick for Lt. Governor
Ken Paxton for Attorney General
Frank New for County Judge
John Stacy for Precinct 4 Commissioner
Dana Macalik for Precinct 2 Commissioner
John White
Rockwall, Texas
John N. White 