Dear Fellow Texan (Patriot),
 
Governor Rick Perry, during an appearance on the Greta Van Sustren Show (May 08, 2012), was asked about Tea Party backed candidate Richard Mourdock's win over long term GOP incumbent Richard Lugar, for one of Indiana's two Senate seats. Gov. Perry said, "People are really fed up."  Gov. Perry acknowledged that the Tea Party would be a driving force this election season, harkening back to the prominence of the Tea Party back in his last race in 2010.  ??I have proudly worn the badge of the Tea Party.  My incumbent opponent in the race, for the Railroad Commission, has failed the test of loyalty to our cause by chasing windmill dreams and introducing Smart Meters to each and every home.  Which would see Agenda 21 realized.
 
Despite the efforts of my opponent to re-brand himself as one of us and despite his efforts to sling polit

We are moving past "Normal" these days. Whether you are a Republican or a Democrat, liberal or conservative there is one thing that we can all agree on, this country is in decline. There are two issues that are the key to turning things around and putting us back on the path to prosperity, back to making it possible for everybody to experience the dream that is uniquely American. Those two issues are the creation of jobs and realizing true energy independence.

Over the past couple of years I have had the distinct pleasure of getting to know an individual who in my opinion is part of the new breed of public servants this country needs. Commissioner Gregory Parker is what I like to call an "Energy Advocate" who has a clear vision for meeting our energy needs. His vision blends the need for creating sustainable jobs with the need for creating an energy independent America. In his vision these two issues are not mutually exclusive rather they are linked and offer