A MESSAGE FROM LANE LEWIS Candidate, Senate District 15 Chair Dear all, It has been several months since the end of my bid for the honor of representing the City of Houston’s District A. During my travels across District A, I met countless individuals and families that where excited about the prospect for the future; they were also concerned that their interests were not being represented and wanted to be more involved in having their voices and concerns heard. I encouraged them to get involved on a local, state, and national level. Heeding this advice, I am running to serve as your Senate District 15 Chair. In order to win we must organize. We must identify our priorities, ask how we make those priorities heard, and how we get individuals elected that speak to our priorities. The answers are simple, but the solutions are complicated and difficult: it will take time, organization, and dedication from District 15 residents. Our priorities can be identified through regular District 15 meetings; we will be heard through a new web site; and we will expand our database of volunteers and voters while creating a PAC to fund our activities. I ask you for your vote this Sunday, May 2, 2010 at 2:00 pm, at Chateau Crystal, 2517 South Gessner, Houston, TX. 77063. All precinct chairs elected during the March primary or April run-off must be sworn in at this meeting to vote. I look forward to seeing you and thank you in advance for your vote of confidence. Sunday May 2, 2010 2:00 p.m. Chateau Crystal - 2517 South Gessner, Houston, TX. 77063 (near the intersection of Westheimer and Gessner in Woodlake Square) Sincerely, Lane Lewis Candidate for Senate District 15 Chair |
Showing posts with label Lane Lewis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lane Lewis. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Lane Lewis
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Lane Lewis
http://www.texastravelandleisure.com/houston.html
See my new page with info about a Lane Lewis Fund Raiser.
Endorsed by Young Stonewall Democrats:
http://en-gb.facebook.com/pages/Lane-Lewis/103133550774?v=feed&story_fbid=94685663276&ref=mf
See my new page with info about a Lane Lewis Fund Raiser.
Endorsed by Young Stonewall Democrats:
http://en-gb.facebook.com/pages/Lane-Lewis/103133550774?v=feed&story_fbid=94685663276&ref=mf
Lane Lewis
Ginny (2008 D nominee) and Mark (2006 D nominee) McDavid, who have carried the battle flag against Republican Dwayne Bohac in District 138, have graciously endorsed LANE LEWIS for Houston City Council District A. Most all of District 138 which is within the Houston City limits also encompasses District A so the McDavid's are accutely aware of the problems the citizen of the area face. To mark their endorsement of their neighbor and friend, LANE LEWIS, Ginny and Mark are having an old fashioned backyard cookout and invite ALL to attend. Date (June 28 5:30-7:30) and details (cost and the McDavid's home is near the intersection of Ella Boulevard and West 43rd in the heart of Oak Forest and smack dab in District A) are listed below. Please join with Ginny and Mark and their friends and supporters as they introduce the next City Councilmember from District A - LANE LEWIS - and grab some old time family fun and food.
Ginny and Mark McDavid Host Cookout for Lane Lewis, Candidate for City Council District A
Come meet District A's next City Council Member!
Host:
Ginny & Mark McDavid
Type:
Party - Barbecue
Network:
Global
Date:
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Time:
5:30pm - 7:30pm
Location:
The Home of Mark & Ginny McDavid
Street:
1342 Cheshire Lane (in Oak Forest near Ella & 43rd)
Phone:
832-922-0362
Email:
ginnysmcdavid@yahoo.com
Lane is a neighbor of ours in Oak Forest and is running for Houston City Council District A. An educator and community activist, he has the vision and drive that Houston needs to become a better place. We support Lane to be the next Councilmember from District A because we think that he has the knowledge and experience needed. So, join us for some drinks & hot dogs and meet Lane while you are at it. The suggested minimum donation is $ 20, and you can pay at the door, or pay earlier at www.lanelewis.com. We are also seeking Co-Hosts who want to help sponsor the Event at the $ 100, $ 250, or up level. Co-Hosts will be recognized at the Event. Please RSVP at 832/922-0362 or ginnysmcdavid@yahoo.com. Hope to see everyone there!
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Carl E Whitmarsh
When I die, let it be said
He loved, he laughed, he was loyal
and he did his damndest, but first and
foremost, HE WAS A DEMOCRAT.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
If you find it in your heart to care for somebody else, you will have succeeded.
— Maya Angelou
Ginny and Mark McDavid Host Cookout for Lane Lewis, Candidate for City Council District A
Come meet District A's next City Council Member!
Host:
Ginny & Mark McDavid
Type:
Party - Barbecue
Network:
Global
Date:
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Time:
5:30pm - 7:30pm
Location:
The Home of Mark & Ginny McDavid
Street:
1342 Cheshire Lane (in Oak Forest near Ella & 43rd)
Phone:
832-922-0362
Email:
ginnysmcdavid@yahoo.com
Lane is a neighbor of ours in Oak Forest and is running for Houston City Council District A. An educator and community activist, he has the vision and drive that Houston needs to become a better place. We support Lane to be the next Councilmember from District A because we think that he has the knowledge and experience needed. So, join us for some drinks & hot dogs and meet Lane while you are at it. The suggested minimum donation is $ 20, and you can pay at the door, or pay earlier at www.lanelewis.com. We are also seeking Co-Hosts who want to help sponsor the Event at the $ 100, $ 250, or up level. Co-Hosts will be recognized at the Event. Please RSVP at 832/922-0362 or ginnysmcdavid@yahoo.com. Hope to see everyone there!
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Carl E Whitmarsh
When I die, let it be said
He loved, he laughed, he was loyal
and he did his damndest, but first and
foremost, HE WAS A DEMOCRAT.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
If you find it in your heart to care for somebody else, you will have succeeded.
— Maya Angelou
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Tea Party
"Indeed, the rightward tilt of the state's GOP electorate permitted another Tea Party insurgent to mount a respectable run without serving as a spoiler to Perry's similarly themed campaign. Debra Medina, a darling of the far right, recently made headlines for questioning the government's involvement in the 9/11 terrorist attacks, but came in with about the same 16 percent showing that polls registered prior to her gaffe. -http://news.yahoo.com/s/ynews/20100304/ts_ynews/ynews_ts1213
The rightward slant of the Republican party in Texas portends ill for its citizens and residents alike. A state already gerrymandered to the Republican's advantage, allowing a comfortable margin for incompetence, is being pulled toward a radical part of the political spectrum.
The Tea Party rejects any workable form of federalism where the Federal government plays a necessarily central role in funding large projects, such as roads and dams, and provides funding for necessary functions, such as public education.
"But by the time Republican voters went to the polls here in a primary on Tuesday, the political ground had shifted under Senator Hutchison, who lost in a three-way race to Mr. Perry." -link to NY Times Article.
The Tea Party candidates posit themselves as outsiders. But, Rick Perry has been governor for over 10 years.
http://www.billwhitefortexas.com/
If you really want change, elect someone who hasn't been governor for 10 years. Bill White handily beat several other Democratic challengers, and, Bill White doesn't have to hide under a false agenda.
The Tea Party is a mis-informed tax revolt married to a wild-eyed dream of secession. All States require federal money to complete big projects because this is the tax money not hijacked by regional petty thievery, and, back-stabbing. It provides the wealth to the communities too poor to educate their own children or pave their own streets. And it provides a necessary counterweight to local lapses in judgment.
Don't leave the future of Texas in the hands of a movement that would send us back into the Dark Ages; where a decent education is a luxury, and a decent life is a far-off dream. This is the movement that would deny you your unemployment benefits. In fact, Governor Perry already has.
The rightward slant of the Republican party in Texas portends ill for its citizens and residents alike. A state already gerrymandered to the Republican's advantage, allowing a comfortable margin for incompetence, is being pulled toward a radical part of the political spectrum.
The Tea Party rejects any workable form of federalism where the Federal government plays a necessarily central role in funding large projects, such as roads and dams, and provides funding for necessary functions, such as public education.
"But by the time Republican voters went to the polls here in a primary on Tuesday, the political ground had shifted under Senator Hutchison, who lost in a three-way race to Mr. Perry." -link to NY Times Article.
The Tea Party candidates posit themselves as outsiders. But, Rick Perry has been governor for over 10 years.
http://www.billwhitefortexas.com/
If you really want change, elect someone who hasn't been governor for 10 years. Bill White handily beat several other Democratic challengers, and, Bill White doesn't have to hide under a false agenda.
The Tea Party is a mis-informed tax revolt married to a wild-eyed dream of secession. All States require federal money to complete big projects because this is the tax money not hijacked by regional petty thievery, and, back-stabbing. It provides the wealth to the communities too poor to educate their own children or pave their own streets. And it provides a necessary counterweight to local lapses in judgment.
Don't leave the future of Texas in the hands of a movement that would send us back into the Dark Ages; where a decent education is a luxury, and a decent life is a far-off dream. This is the movement that would deny you your unemployment benefits. In fact, Governor Perry already has.
Capitol Building -Austin
State Capitol Complex:
11th and Congress.
Parking at the intersection's southeast Corner, and 1500 block of Congress.
Larger than any other state capitol.
11th and Congress.
Parking at the intersection's southeast Corner, and 1500 block of Congress.
Larger than any other state capitol.
Texas Employment Law
"Texas employment law does NOT prohibit workplace discrimination and/or termination based upon sexual orientation, gender identity, or marital status." -Equality Texas
"The Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), federal legislation that would add sexual orientation as a protected class against discrimination, has been proposed but failed in the past few years. But it is expected that President Obama and the a stronger Democratic majority in Congress will pass and enact the law in 2009." -HRHero.com
http://www.hrhero.com/topics/sex_discrimination.html
"The Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), federal legislation that would add sexual orientation as a protected class against discrimination, has been proposed but failed in the past few years. But it is expected that President Obama and the a stronger Democratic majority in Congress will pass and enact the law in 2009." -HRHero.com
http://www.hrhero.com/topics/sex_discrimination.html
Texas Travel and Leisure Blog
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It has articles on travel and leisure in Texas. Also, information pertaining to equality.
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