Weston Martinez is Voice of the Conservative Vote for Texas GOP Vote this week

from TexasGOPvote.com


Weston Martinez has a proven history of service to the Republican Party. He has dedicated his life to living the Texas conservative values we hold dear. Weston is a proud husband and father of 5 children. He’s an active member of Friendship Church in San Antonio and he has 17 years of Corporate business experience with AT&T and now is involved in the Oil & Gas Field in Texas. Weston has worked with conservative candidates and organizations across Texas to ensure our values continue to spread.
Weston’s involvement with the Republican Party began as a precinct chairman, then as President of the Young Republicans of Bexar County, then as the State Republican Executive committeeman for Senate District 25. Weston was honored in the last legislative session to be appointed to the Texas Real Estate Commission by Governor Perry and was confirmed by the Senate.
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"I tell people daily that Hispanics believe in Texas conservative values such as: welcoming anyone to our country who enters legally, traditional marriage, the 2nd amendment, balancing our budget, securing our border, and that life begins at conception. Our future will not be won on the battlefield of compromise!"

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz Statement on Immigration Reform Proposal

Hispanic Senator Ted Cruz won overwhelmingly in a state with a large Hispanic population. He has pleaded the Republicans can win Hispanics by sticking to conservative values and just communicating our values better to Hispanics. He has warned that we not try to compromise our values. The following statement is from Senator Cruz regarding the announced bipartisan Immigration Reform Proposal:

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz Statement on Immigration Reform Proposal

WASHINGTON, DC -- U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) issued the following statement regarding today’s bipartisan immigration reform proposal:

I appreciate the good work that senators in both parties have put into trying to fix our broken immigration system. There are some good elements in this proposal, especially increasing the resources and manpower to secure our border and also improving and streamlining legal immigration. However, I have deep concerns with the proposed path to citizenship. To allow those who came here illegally to be placed on such a path is both inconsistent with rule of law and profoundly unfair to the millions of legal immigrants who waited years, if not decades, to come to America legally.

Hispanic George P. Bush to Run for Texas Statewide Office (George W. Bush's Nephew)

George P. Bush is a Conservative Hispanic Texan. His father is Jeb Bush who is a former Florida Governor and brother of former U.S. President and Texas Governor George W. Bush. George P. Bush's mother was born in Mexico.

High profile conservative Hispanics are very sought after in the Republican Party because of the GOP's desire to attract Hispanic/Latino Voters, who are mostly conservative, to come over to the Republican Party.

Ted Cruz was recently elected to be a U.S. Senator from Texas and is already been thrown into the national spotlight.

If George P. Bush runs for statewide office in Texas, expect him to win and move up the ladder very quickly. The Republican Party is desperate for guys like him so that the Republican Party can show that our conservative values are welcoming to all people of all colors. It was the Republican Party after-all who freed the slaves and elected the first black officials. Over time though the Democrats have been able to lie and portray Republicans as a party for only white people. The Democrats give handouts to the minority communities to basically buy their favor. Those handouts only keep minorities down though. Republicans want to lift minorities up and not just give them free stuff, but teach then how to work their way up and become great and make a good living for their families. Republican Conservative values are values that are shared by all people of all colors.

It is not certain when George P. Bush is going to run for office, or what he will run for. One thing is certain though is that he has taken the first step. The Texas Tribune is reporting that George P. Bush has filed paperwork with the Texas Secretary of State appointing a campaign treasurer. This is the first step required for someone wanting to be a candidate for a Statewide office in Texas.

George P. Bush is 36 years old and is an Attorney. He is also a political consultant and a founding board member of the Hispanic Republicans of Texas Political Action Committee.