OT, Political. We got a Man

Discussion in 'Texas Bikers' started by Bill Walker, Oct 29, 2006.

  1. Bill Walker

    Bill Walker Guest

    One of the least publicized races in this years Texas elections is the
    campaign
    of David Van Os, for the office of Attorney General..

    I've met David Van Os and spent considerable time with him when he ran for
    the Texas Supreme Court two years ago.. That dude is impressive, to say the
    least.. David Van Os is for real.. Van Os doesn't have the limitless funding
    to
    air the slick campaign ads that his opponenet, Greg Abbott has privvy to..

    Instead, he is taking his campaign on the road and directly to the people of
    Texas.. He is making each county courthouse in Texas, his campaign
    appearances.
    That is 247 counties, or something like that.. He's addressed Texans at 240
    of
    those county courthouses, so far.. That leaves seven more to visit..

    David Van Os has been described as a Populist, but he is definitely a
    Democrat.
    There is absolutely no doubt, that Van Os fully intends to wage war against
    the
    corporate elitists who have taken charge of our Capitol, as well as the
    markets
    of energy, fuel and insurance. Each Texan who has felt the results of those
    corporate monopolies will have an advocate in the most powerful law
    enforcement
    office in our state..

    Mainstream media has largely ignored the campaign of David Van Os.. while
    Greg Abbott has purchased campaign ads in their media, which are misleading
    or downright fraudulent in touting his accomplishments in office.. Under
    close
    examination of Abbott's record of accomplishments as Attonery General of
    Texas.
    you should notice that he's failed to perfect any investigation, much less
    prosecution
    of any of the corporate donors to his incumbency and election to office..
    Even
    though Texans all over the state have been affected by their influence The
    corporate
    monoplies of Exxon Mobil merger and the Enron deceptions are two of the
    examples.
    Greg Abbott wasn't instrumental in either investigation or prosecution of
    these
    anomalies, rather.. inaction of the Attorney General's offices.. contributed
    to their
    abilities to prosper or continue to furthur take advantage of the consumers
    across
    this country..

    I'll be voting for David Van Os for Texas Attorney General next month..
    Hopefully
    all Texans will take this opportunity to examine the records of David Van Os
    and
    Greg Abbott, to make an informed decision to vote for him, as well. Win,
    lose
    or draw.. Texans all over the state have an advocate who will continue to
    fight
    for all our rights .. David will still be here, even if he loses this
    election..

    Regards

    Bill Walker
    Irving
     
    Bill Walker, Oct 29, 2006
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