From Tuesday, February 17th through Friday, February 27th, early voting will take place for the March 3rd Primary Election. We’ll be casting votes for our choice of Republicans to compete next November… U.S. Senator, US Congressman, Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, and many more. We also have ballot propositions covering topics from Sharia Law, to when life begins, to legislative leadership appointments, and more.
We’ll welcome candidates to introduce themselves and provide members and opportunity to render personal endorsements.
But, we’re also going to “fight the flab.” Voting is a habit—a bit like developing muscle memory in a sport or exercise. When you don’t exercise that habit, bad things can happen/ We saw that in the municipal elections last May. And, we saw it again in recent special elections. Two GOP-endorsed candidates lost local City Council elections. And, we lost a Texas Senate seat in a district that we’d won by 20 points in the last election. We can make excuses; but, we shouldn’t. We can’t afford to rationalize. We need to get Republican voters to fighting weight. It’s the only way we can hang on to our values. Moreover, the opposition is coming for us, block by block.
We look forward to seeing you, dear friends. And, don’t forget two things… we’re at Spring Creek BBQ in McKinney, and be sure to tell a friend!
—Bill Blake, President of The Lincoln Society
“Honor the Texas flag; I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas, one state under God, one and indivisible.“
William F. Blake is a trained economist in the Austrian tradition, historian, conservative political scientist, and conservative speaker in matters of geopolitics. A Masters Graduate of The London School of Economics, he holds awards of Merit and Distinction in the disciplines of Economics, International Finance, Political Science, and International Relations. He conducted graduate research with The World Bank, The International Monetary Fund, the United Nations Development Programme, and the Islamic Development Bank.
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