Houston Area Liberty Campaign

As Tuesday’s statewide primary approaches, Texans are trying to decide who to cast ballots for.

In the Republican primary, Rick Perry, Kay Bailey Hutchison and Debra Medina are facing off; in the Democratic primary, Bill White is going head-to-head with Farouk Shami.

While all the candidates have pros and cons, The Daily Cougar sees Medina and White as the best of the five on both sides of the coin.

“I’m not a politician, and I’m certainly not rich,” Medina said in a recently released television advertisement. Medina claims to be an average citizen and, by that account, vows to pay attention to the needs and rights of the average citizen in Texas. Her support has tripled since her Jan. 14 televised debate against Perry and, because of this, we have a feeling that Texans have taken a strong liking to her.

We have, too.
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An old-timey favorite peanut and popcorn snack food had as their advertising slogan many years ago, “When you’re really good, they call you Cracker Jack.”  I’d like to borrow from this and update it to say, “When you’re really good, they do a positive You Tube video and original song about you and the video jumps from 500 hits to 1,000 in one day!!”

“…Here’s what we’re talking about,
Texas and this country need new leadership fast,
And of that, there’s no room for doubt.

…Deb’s the one, who’s gonna do what they say can’t be done…
A true grassroots, peoples’ candidate ….
I’ll be twanging my guitar for …
Debra, the new sweetheart of the Lone Star State…

We’ve got the power to change the way it is,
Shout it out so that freedom can ring….
We can bring about most anything…
with a vision that is second to none…”
[song by Steve Dore]

Two-faced Rick Perry lies about his illegal alien benefits law, pretends to be tough.

“Again this week, Rick Perry is lying about his programs to give grants and in-state tuition to illegal aliens,” says Debra Medina. “In 2001, Rick Perry signed the nation’s first law giving in-state tuition preferences to illegal aliens [1]. After lying to the state live about it during the Belo debates, he’s lying about it again this week in his answer to the Fort Worth Star Telegram voter’s guide.”

“Rick Perry’s program (HB 1403, 2001) [2]not only violates federal law by giving preferential tuition treatment to illegal aliens, it gives cash grants to those same illegal aliens, while Texans and Americans have to scrimp to pay the continuously rising costs of college education,” said Medina.

“Last week, Perry slammed the federal government for costing Texas money by not protecting the border, [3] but Rick Perry has made it clear; pandering to illegal aliens and growing government is more important to him than being responsible with the money of Texas taxpayers,” Medina said.

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Not a bad little video for Debra Medina … Just in case you’ve forgotten all the “wonderful” little and big gifts Rick Perry has given Texans over the past nine years, view the below!

Things are changing rapidly in the race for the GOP nomination for governor of Texas as the March 2nd primary approaches.  Not long ago, it looked like a typical two person race.  That’s no longer the case, as Debra Medina has come out of nowhere to mount a serious challenge to both Rick Perry and Kay Bailey Hutchison, and a vote for Medina would send a shock wave through both Austin and DC.  Medina is now in second place in some polls, so there is no way a vote for her is “wasted”.

She is a serious candidate deserving serious consideration by all who consider themselves conservatives.

Read below for my analysis of why every Rick Perry voter should consider switching their vote to Debra Medina.

Full report:

The Texas primaries are rapidly approaching, and as we get closer to the March 2nd date, the race for the GOP gubernatorial nomination has changed dramatically in just the past few weeks. Debra Medina, a virtual unknown in Texas, has come out of nowhere to throw a real monkey wrench into the race.  Late last year, her support Read the rest of this entry »

By William Beazley

The 2010 Texas Governor’s race is arguably the most influential race in America. Texas is the largest conservative leaning state in the union and this implies that if Texas sets a good example then states may be willing emulators.

I first met Debra back in 2007 while standing in for proper leadership of the grassroots movement in Beaumont. She gladly drove the long trek to help remedy our hopelessly deep ignorance of grass roots politics.

Though she was knowledgeable, it was clear that she was merely just one of us, not having anything remotely akin to political super powers or that larger-than-life verve politicians often have. The only thing obvious about her was her sincerity.
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Monday, February 15, 2010 is Debra Medina Money Bomb Day!!  This may be one of the last opportunities to donate to the Medina campaign before regular voting on Primary Day, Tuesday, March 2nd.

Facebook will only allow you to invite 60 members a day to join a cause, so here is the link if you don’t have it already. We can spread this one far and wide folks! Let’s do this, folks!  Facebook link: http://www.medinamoneybomb.com/.

Or you can donate directly via the Debra Medina for Governor campaign site:  https://secure.piryx.com/donate/ g79TEURR/medinafortexas/.

There will also be a Debra Medina WEBCAST Town Hall Meeting on Private Property on Monday, February 15, starting at 6:30 pm.  You can view on any computer with internet access. Ms Medina will also be holding several other Webcasts in the following weeks on these topics:

Mon., Feb. 22nd, 6:30 pm – State Soverignty
Mon., March 1st, 6:30 pm — How We Texans Will Win!

[You can also Tweet or Facebook this article directly to your personal subscribers and fans or email to your contacts!!]

Q: In less than ten hours, how do you raise over $50,000 (via online, already in-the-bank donations, with more to come via paper check) and get over 1,000 new Facebook subscribers?

A: Go on internet show put on by loudmouthed, crocodile tear crying shill who pushes agenda of those with the most bucks.  Get asked a ”have you stopped beating your kid?” type of kamakazee question unrelated to office candidate is seeking.  Interviewer has a baited response he wants to get from candidate.  Interviewer says, “see, she just admitted she hasn’t stopped beating her kid!! She’s a horrid person!!”  Interviewer cuts off interviewee before she has a chance to tell interviewer she can’t answer the question as it was stated, since it’s a “have you stopped beating your kid?” question. Viewers/listeners see you for the bought-and-paid for shill you are.

Incumbent then mysteriously has a negative ad already recorded and robocalling registered voters, in an hour.

You as the interviewee, however, then get multiple standing ovations at a local function six hours later.  The audience calls  for bad interviewer’s head on a platter.

Watch the money roll in to the bank…  $20, $50, 100 at a time, much of it from new donors.  Some of those new donors tell their friends.  Counting up, $20,000, now $30,000 …. up to $50,000 now!! You have people calling their friends, those friends write checks and drop them in the mail. Ka-ching! $$ Ka-ching! $ Ka-ching…$$$$ Where will it stop!??

Thanks unmentioned, loudmouth, obnoxious, fake blonde hair, tan and crocodile tear crying shill!! Maybe we can use you again for our advantage?  You’re such a dear!

Donate to the Medina campaign here.  Spread the good word!

On January 16, 2010, I drove to Austin, Texas to attend a rally at the State Capitol.

This rally was intended to assert the citizens’ desire for Texas Governor Rick Perry to call a special session in the Texas State Legislature immediately for nullification not only of Congress’s proposed health care bill, but ANY bill that Texas citizens felt was unconstitutional and to assert the 10th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution that reminds us that the powers that are not delegated to the U.S. government by the Constitution are retained by the separate states and by the people …

Video courtesy of You Tube user Trinity Texas 77, but posted on We Are Change Austin’s You Tube Channel due to You Tube’s censorship

The rally, which was largely promoted by a group called New Revolution Now, featured speakers like John Stacy and State Representative Leo Berman.

What I found was that the most important speakers of that day were the citizens that attended the rally. What I saw was that their voices, although powerful and resonant, were not entirely heard.

Their wish to see Debra Medina, candidate for Texas Governor speak, was not granted that afternoon.

Medina had another engagement in Austin that evening after the rally and hadn’t officially been invited to speak at the rally, but according to sources she had briefly stopped by the Capitol that day after hearing of the overwhelming voices of her supporters.

Our friends at Ron Paul Forums have started an impromptu mini money bomb for Debra Medina today stating:

It’s Friday, pay day. Debra Medina did very well in the debate last night and deserves your support to get her message to Texans. The media is already declaring her the winner.

One of the Forum Bombers in the thread says, “Keep it up! She said on the radio today that she has raised 25K since the debate last night.”

Thanks to all of you who are donating money, time, and resources to get Debra Medina elected the next Governor of Texas.

If you wish to participate in this debate victory celebration, go to https://secure.piryx.com/donate/g79TEURR/medinafortexas/