Kingwood Tea Party Judicial Signing

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The Kingwood TEA Party is hosting its 2013 Judicial Petition Signing event on October 3, 7pm, at The Overlook in Atascocita

Come out and meet the Harris County Judges and Judicial candidates

The KWTP is hosting a Judicial Petition Signing event to help Republican judicial candidates collect the number of signatures required for them to qualify for the ballot.

WHEN: Thursday, 10/3/13

TIME: 7:00pm – 9:00 pm

WHERE: The Overlook-Atascocita MAP

RSVP: Please click here to RSVP

RSVP: Please click here to RSVP if you are a Judge or judicial candidate who would like to participate at the KWTP Judicial Petition Signing Event

The KWTP is hosting this event to give its members and friends the opportunity to evaluate the men and women competing to fill the open judicial positions in Harris County in the upcoming Republican primary.

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True to KWTP principles, there is no charge to attend this event for either citizens or officials and candidates.

Especially that last line:

True to KWTP principles, there is no charge to attend this event for either citizens or officials and candidates.

Imagine if the Harris County Republican Party would adopt those same principles. Instead, they support lazy incumbent judges that do not want to get out in the community, meet voters, and have to answer questions about their philosophy.

I talked to KWTP’s Jim Lennon about this yesterday. They are going to have tables set up for each race – if there are multiple candidates for a specific race, they will all be at the same table so that voters can talk to them individually and get a better sense of who to vote for and whose petition to sign. Forget about automatically signing the incumbent’s petition, that is nonsense. Back in the 2010 primary, KWTP sponsored the very best candidate forum I’ve ever been to. This is a group that is a model for other tea party groups to follow.

So spread the word and help regular, hard working Republican judicial candidates get enough signatures to forego the filing fee.