I am proud to release the first round of endorsements for my campaign. This list, and the names to follow, demonstrates the broad, wide support I have received and I am very honored to have the idividuals behind our efforts.
Betsy Lake
Former Chair of the Harris County Republican Party;
Former President of the Bay Area Republican Women;
Former President of the Greater Houston Council of Federated Republican Women;
Founder of United Republicans
Robert Shults
Precinct Chair—258
President of United Republicans,
Former President of the Greater Houston Pachyderm Club
Kay Waghorne
Precinct Chair—642
Former President of the Cy-Fair Republican Women
Larry Tobin
Current Precinct Chair—90
Former President of the Clear Lake Republican Club
Former City Councilman--Taylor Lake Village
Kay Shillock
Former and New Precinct Chair—513
Former President of the Northwest Forest Republican Women;
Former President of the Greater Houston Council of Federated Republican Women
Justin Jordan
Former Precinct Chair—630
New Precinct Chair—76
Former President of the Texas chapter of College Republicans
Atemio Muniz, Jr.
New Precinct Chair—591
Founder of Conservador Alliance;
Statewide director of the Latino National Republican Coalition
Barbara Buxton
Precinct Chair—668
Matt Hefferman
Precinct Chair—127
Eric Walligura
Current Precinct Chair—265
New Precinct Chair—439
Eric Smith
Precinct Chair—460
Joe Spence
Precinct Chair—732
Becky Flowers
Precinct Chair—771
Carmen Cuneo
New Precinct Chair—210
Tom Hodges
Former Precinct Chair—440
Rita Huggler
Former Precinct Chair
Lo Wallace
Former Precinct Chair
Former President of Village Republican Women;
Board member of the Greater Houston Council of Federated Republican Women;
Board member of United Republicans
Sandie Myers
Houston Community College Board member;
Immediate Past President of the Daughters of Liberty Republican Women
Susan Kellner
Immediate Past President of the Spring Branch ISD School Board
Theresa Kosmoski
Member of the Spring Branch ISD School Board;
Immediate Past President of the Memorial West Republican Women
Lilian Norman Keeney
Mayor Pro Tem of Taylor Lake Village;
Currently 2nd Vice President, Greater Houston Council
District Director for Senate District 11 for the Texas Federation of Republican Women;
Former President of the Bay Area Republican Women
John Faulk
Candidate for U.S. Congress, District 18
Jon Keeney
Former candidate for the state legislature
Bill Moore
Former candidate for the Criminal District Court
Toni Anne Dashiell
Immediate Past President of the Texas Federation of Republican Women
Rebecca Williamson
Current Vice President of Programs for the Texas Federation of Republican Women;
Immediate Past First Vice President of the Texas Federation of Republican Women
Jo Konen
Immediate Past Vice President of Bylaws for the Texas Federation of Republican Women;
Former President of the Northwest Forest Republican Women;
Former President of the Greater Houston Council of Federated Republican Women
Jan Ott
Currently 2nd Vice President of the Texas Federation of Republican Women;
Director Greater Houston Pachyderm;
Immediate Past Treasurer of the Texas Federation of Republican Women;
Immediate past First VP of the Greater Houston Council of Federated Republican Women;
Founding President of the Cy-Fair Republican Women
Carolyn Hodges
Current 1st Vice President of the Texas Federation of Republican Women;
Director Greater Houston Pachyderm;
Immediate Past Regional Deputy President, Region II, of the Texas Federation of Republican Women;
Former President of the Greater Houston Council of Federated Republican Women;
Former President of the Village Republican Women
Carol Prince
Immediate Past President of the Village Republican Women
Gaye Neeley Wylie
immediate past president of the Bay Area Republican Women
Gail Shubot
Immediate Past President of the Houston Professional Republican Women
Sue Ann Lurcott
Immediate Past President of the Northwest Forest Republican Women
Patricia McCall
Former President of the Magic Circle Republican Women;
Former President of the Greater Houston Pachyderm Club
Sue Kikis
Former President of the Northwest Forest Republican Women;
Former President of the Greater Houston Council of Federated Republican Women
Claudette Martin
Former President of the Northwest Forest Republican Women
Deborah Guitian Roan
Former President of the Bay Area Republican Women
Ruby Cubley
Former President of the Bay Area Republican Women
Carole Ragland
Former President of the Bay Area Republican Women
Joan Buschor
Officer of the Magic Circle Republican Women
Cathie Nenninger
Current officer of the Clear Creek Republican Women;
Past officer of the Bay Area Republican Women
J.D. Joyce
President of the Greater Houston Pachyderm Club;
Board member of United Republicans
Alex Montgomery
President of the Pachyderm Club of North Houston
Claver Kamau-Imani
Founder of Raging Elephants.org;
Host of "The Christian Politician" Radio Show and blog;
Former director of the Greater Houston Pachyderm Club
Jackelyn Viera Iloff
Candidate for Precinct Chair—499;
Founder and President of “Magdalena’s Table”;
Former Chair of the HCRP Finance Committee;
Creator and Former Chair of the HCRP “First Friday” Program;
Former aide to the Repbulican National Committee;
Former aide to Governor George Allen of Virginia
Rajada Fleming
Former officer of the Village Republican Women;
Officer of the Greater Houston Pachyderm Club
John Fedorko
Former officer of the Greater Houston Pachyderm Club
Nelson Fisher
Former President of the Greater Houston Pachyderm Club
Robert Stevenson
Officer of the Greater Houston Pachyderm Club
David Norman
Former candidate for the state legislature
Barbara Jordan
Kingwood Republican Women
Joe Slovacek
Alvin Walker
Itze Soliz-Mathews
Don McFall
Lloyd Lake
Dr. Mark Fleming
Harold Wallace
Robyn Joyce
Hermann Buschor
Suzanne Testa
George Hrdlicka
Judy Hrdlicka
Kirk Whitehouse
John Manley
Larry Buxton
Bill Ott
Jim Prince
Steve Shaffer
Dr. Rekha Ramesh
Dr. G.S. Ramesh
Phillis Shults
Penny Uselton
Roxie Hefferman
Ilana M. Blomquist
John C. Blomquist
Mickie Comiskey
Charles Comiskey
Chuck Konen
Steve Liljeberg
Ed McCool
Debbie Lindeman
Brian Bayne
Cecil Bishop, Jr.
Tom Whitson
Vanessa Sudeth-Muse
Cindy Hemminger
David Hemminger
Joan Alford
Sally Stricklett
Roxanne Moore
Cindy Kueneke
David Kueneke
Gina Halle
Richard Halle
Kathleen Kearns
Phillip D. Sharp
Raymond G. Hofker
Fred Y. O. Ho
Joy Gregory
Ford Bankston
Patience Myers
Betty Howell
Lucy Forbes
Gienna Adovasio
Gianpaolo Garrone
Ruth Palmer
Robert Palmer
Karen Plante
Dawn Shull
Aaron Simpson
Terence Abrams
Donald K. Eckhardt
Debra Eldridge
Bonnie Norman
Liz Norman
Jeffrey Norman
Wallie Womack
Kevin Yankowsky
To be added to this list when we release future names, please click here, or emails us at HubbardForHCRP@gmail.com.
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Eric Dumatrait
Candidate for Precinct Chair 682
Thanks for your endorsement of John Faulk. Not only is he a major improvement over Sheila Jackson Lee, he has the best chance of beating her in the election. He strongly opposes this health care debacle which will make healthcare more expensive for Sheila Jackson Lee's constituents, and John Faulk strongly opposes the Cap and Trade legislation that will add $1500-3000 annually in taxes to average households. On both bills, she is voting for additional costs in taxes and lost jobs to her constituents while John Faulk will vote for their best interests.
ReplyDeleteJohn Faulk has already run a campaign against her and has received more votes than previous runs against her. Thus, John has the best chance of winning because he has name recognition and a more organized campaign effort. It is worth noting that Sheila Jackson Lee absolutely refused to debate John in the last campaign. My guess is she knew she would get her clock cleaned...
Thanks for your endorsement of John Faulk. John Faulk is definitely a viable candidate. The climate is definitely changing. New Jersey, a solidly Democratic state, elected a Republican governor even though they voted over 60% for Obama. Independents are abandoning the Democrats in droves. They see the damage done by these tax and spend Democrats in states like California, Michigan, Illinois, New Jersey, and New York that have been mismanaged by the Democrats for so long.
ReplyDeleteJohn Faulk strongly opposes the government Healthcare bill that Sheila Jackson Lee voted for that among other things allows fining and imprisoning people who don't carry health insurance, that forces people who lose their healthcare insurance after 2013 to only be able to sign on to the government insurance plan, that allows the government access to your bank account to pay health costs (That the government determines the cost of), and had provisions for a health board to determine who is allowed to receive health care based on a person's age and health much like happens in Great Britain.
He also strongly opposes the ridiculous spending going on in Washington, amnesty, corporate bailouts, Cap and Trade, and higher taxes that are all supported by Sheila Jackson Lee. Republicans have been getting their clocks cleaned because they haven't distinguished themselves as being that much different than Democrats in an attempt (That doesn't work) to attract the independent and moderate votes. John Faulk won't be making that mistake. People in the 18th District have a real choice between a man who has real convictions versus a Washington insider who felt a cell phone call was more important to answer than a constituent's question at a town hall meeting.