“We’re parents, not politicians.”

“We’re parents, not politicians.”
From his hometown to the state capitol, one Baytown resident demonstrates the payoff of perseverance and the power of the grassroots.
When Angela isn’t showing performance horses, she’s busy fighting for liberty.
“The hardest part is getting started,” says Granbury resident Melanie Graft. “But it is going to take getting out of our comfort zones and becoming active to be the change we want to see.”
Gun rights activist Michael Cargill fights for the Second Amendment in order to protect the rest of our constitutional rights.
Pastor Brad didn’t expect to find himself living along the border, but he is thankful for God’s direction in sending him to Brownsville.
“My mission is to expose misbehavior. Sunlight is the best disinfectant.”
Denton County conservative leader Brady Whatley and his family put their passion for Christian conservative values into action.
Yollick is on a mission to reform local government, earning him the hatred of the political establishment. He is also a fascinating individual.
This conservative grassroots organizer has a calling to follow his family’s history of fighting for freedom.
“The first fight I ever got into was when someone told me I was voting for Stevenson,” says Ray Myers, a highly engaged conservative activist. “‘I like Ike!’ I responded – and the fight was on!”
Maggie is a forceful defender of conservative issues and candidates, and is an asset in the movement.
Political activist and campaign coach Raz Shafer’s goal is to help great people win, so they can do great things.
“I would like to see a shift towards the conservative values that guarantee the further existence of the republic. That includes an honest approach to the voters in the Rio Grande Valley.”
“I’ll probably be retired by the start of the 86th Texas Legislative session, so I can be down there pretty much full time,” Openshaw says. “God help them all when that happens.”
David Wilson, the director of the Cypress Texas Tea Party, has helped grow conservative presence in Cypress.
Montgomery County has a powerful conservative advocate who has done so much to advance the cause.
“Ideally, what I’d like to see happen is nonpartisan, issue-driven involvement in city and county government. Policy outcomes should be the focus.”
“My life has changed completely since I became involved.”
“I am involved because I want to know the issues and policies that affect people like me. I want to know those who make those policies and how I can help them make better decisions.”
This “tireless fighter” is rocking the boat in Garland.
“We hope to inspire others to get more involved.”
Klein says he “guides activists of all stripes on how to use direct democracy … to bring political reform at the city level.”
“Saving America has become my ministry,” says grassroots activist Jan Shedd.
“Texas is one of the few places left where these ideas still flourish … and my family is proud to call Texas home.”