Jim Bigham retweeted
Speaker Burrows (@Burrows4TX) brought his One Party, One Mission Strike Force tour to Nassau Bay today, and I could not have been prouder. Nassau Bay is my hometown. It sits right across the road from Johnson Space Center, where my dad worked as a NASA scientist.
This tour is not the usual stop and wave. The Speaker is covering nearly 2,000 miles and more than two dozen communities, from West Texas to the Gulf Coast. A sitting Speaker rarely does that kind of work for Republican candidates.
His message was simple: one party, one mission, winning in November.
Early voting runs through Friday, October 30. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. Vote Republican, top to bottom.
Jim Bigham retweeted
Harris County “ran out” of ballot paper on Election Day 2022, conveniently at mostly Republican voting locations.
Those missing votes allowed Lina Hidalgo to snatch another term.
Never wait until the last day to cast your vote.
Why is early voting so important?
Imagine that 1 million Texas democrats voted early & almost no Republicans took advantage of early voting.
Not only would we go into Election Day with a deficit of -1 million votes,
but what if there were a catastrophe on Election Day i.e. running out of paper ballots?
Republicans would overwhelmingly be harmed by something going wrong on Election Day because we have more voters trying to vote on 1 day.
We would lose a senate seat, the governorship, & House seats across the state.
I do believe that the Republican Party’s embrace of early voting this cycle not only helps to counteract any “blue wave” narrative, but it will ultimately help mitigate potential election fraud.
Jim Bigham retweeted
Comptroller Don Huffines has launched Texas FIRST, a statewide strike team tasked with investigating government corruption, uncovering fraud, and recovering misused taxpayer funds.
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Jim Bigham retweeted
There are some excellent low follower count accounts out there fighting in local politics. This one looks like it’s worth a close follow.
I took the time to click on his website link and read his backstory.
He appears to be a badass. Maybe he’s not, I don’t know yet, but he appears to be the real deal. If he is, he’s the kind of person you want to get behind in your local elections. It’s your responsibility to vet him and make the call. Take the time if he’s in your area.
People like that are why you never skip an election. Especially local elections. You get him in there and as he takes scalps, you promote him to bigger and better things.
If he builds his network and delivers success inside the local machine, you run him citywide or in a state level role.
If you don’t do your job and get behind him, he doesn’t have a chance.
If you sit at home and don’t vote, he becomes isolated, then surrounded by the hyenas, with no political cover to defend himself.
For years the Bush/Cornyn wing told us we HAD to vote for the Republican, no matter what. Party unity. Hold your nose.
Now Neil Bush votes for a Democrat over Ken Paxton and says "character matters more than party."
Party loyalty was a rule for us, never for them. That's entitlement: they think the party belongs to them. Texas Republicans see it now.
Oh boy!
Major Houston-area public corruption indictments to be announced today at 1:30pm central. @USAO_SDTX + @FBIHouston + @TxDPS joint operation.
Press conference in our office. Media should contact us for details.
Jim Bigham retweeted
Drunk Dade goes on @CNN & claims he’s a team player?
Team player? He tried to impeach the Republican Attorney General of Texas with zero evidence.
The only team he is on, is Team Democrats.
That’s why he is no longer the Speaker of the House in TX. Drunk Dade is a lost cause.
Jim Bigham retweeted
The Speaker’s Strike Force is officially on the road! 🇺🇸
Day one of early voting, day one of our mission. For the next 12 days, we’re traveling across Texas, putting boots on the ground and doing the work to bring every Republican House member back to Austin.
Proud to stand alongside Reps @CarlTepper, @Schoolcraft4Tx, @BrooksLandgraf, and @TerryWilsonTX as they continue fighting for Texas. A special thanks to future Congressman @SellForTexas19, Senator @electcharles, Chancellor @CreightonForTX, and @natesheetsforTX for joining us at our kickoff in Lubbock! #OnePartyOneMission
Houston, Texas, early voting starts today! Make a plan and make it happen! As a Catholic conservative it is very clear to me how to vote for the best chance at protecting life, freedom, and the pursuit of happiness. And for those trying to sow divisiveness because of imperfect candidates, look in the mirror - we are all imperfect. Don’t forget we owe much to the imperfect Sam Houston’s of our past. Your vote may be influenced by party politics, but the consequence of your vote is greater than a party and sour has-beens. Your vote is about Texas and America and our future and the future of our children and their children. Vote for strength and hope and courage and conviction. Vote RED, all the way down - don’t skip a single race where a Republican is on the ballot, I didn’t. Let’s get it done Patriots! To the end!
Jim Bigham retweeted
Replying to @politiyogini
BGM: Barrett, Gutierrez, McCrutcheon are the Republicans for HCAD.
FLASHBACK: Remember that in the last midterms Democrat-controlled counties in Texas ran out of ballots. The solution is for ALL Republicans to get out and vote early starting today. Don’t allow Election Day dirty tricks suppress the GOP vote.
Jim Bigham retweeted
Early in-person voting begins in Texas tomorrow.
I ask for your votes for @KenPaxtonTX.
🗓️ Monday, October 19th




































