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Galveston County March 7th Primary Races

Democrats

vs. Republicans
  County Judge  
*James Yarbrough   Chris Stevens
    William Quiroga
  County Treasurer  
Cornelia Banks   *Kevin Walsh
  Commissioner Pct. 4  
    *Ken Clark
  Commissioner Pct. 2  
Bryan Lamb   Albert Choate
Robert Cheek   Kevin O'Brien
Nick Stepchinski   Eddie Janek Jr.
John Bertolino    
  County Clerk  
*Mary Ann Daigle   Barbara Meeks
  District Clerk  
*Latonia Wilson   John Ford
    Geraldine Samm
  District Attorney  
*Kurt Sistrunk   Jon Hall
  122nd Judicial
District Judge
 
    *John Ellisor
  212th Judicial
District Judge
 
*Susan Criss   Miles Whittington
  306th Judicial District Judge  
*Janis Yarbrough    
  Judge Of County Court 1  
*Mary Nell Crapitto    
  Judge Of County Court 2  
*Trey Dibrell   John Grady
    Bret Griffin
  Judge Of County Court 3  
*Roy Quintanilla   Jack Roady
  Justice of the Peace Pct. 1  
*Jim Schweitzer   Pete Nanos
    Taylor Schwab
  Justice of the Peace Pct. 2  
*Penny Pope    
Doug Godinich    
  Justice of the Peace Pct. 3  
*Sonny James    
  Justice of the Peace Pct. 4  
*Mike Nelson    
  Justice of the Peace Pct. 7  
James Boyd Justice of the Peace Pct. 7 *Mark Foster
  Justice of the Peace Pct. 8-2  
  Justice of the Peace Pct. 8-2 *Jim Woltz

* Indicates the incumbent for that position.
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This week's promise: God is in charge of the world

What kind of person makes a good leader?

He appointed judges throughout the nation in all the fortified cities, and he gave them these instructions: "Always think carefully before pronouncing judgment. Remember that you do not judge to please people but to please the Lord. He will be with you when you render the verdict in each case that comes before you. Fear the Lord and judge with care, for the Lord our God does not tolerate perverted justice, partiality, or the taking of bribes.

2 Chronicles 19:5-7 NLT

Fit for leadership

When Jehoshaphat appointed leaders for the people of Israel, he told them they would represent God in their decisions—a solemn responsibility.

Second Timothy 2 describes the kind of person fit for leadership. Those who want to become leaders should ask God to develop these traits in them: honesty, kindness, patience, purity, and integrity. Verses 24-25 explain:

The Lord's servants must not quarrel but must be kind to everyone. They must be able to teach effectively and be patient with difficult people. They should gently teach those who oppose the truth.

Leaders who teach God's Word have an even greater responsibility to use their authority carefully. Paul urged his friend Titus to model Christian character and to guard his integrity. People watch Christian leaders very carefully—they must be above reproach. Titus 2:7-8 and 15 state:

And you yourself must be an example to them by doing good deeds of every kind. Let everything you do reflect the integrity and seriousness of your teaching. Let your teaching be so correct that it can't be criticized.… You have the authority to do this, so don't let anyone ignore or disregard what you say.

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Do the Democrats Want Money From Those Who Support Terrorism?

by Alain

I believe the leaders of the Democratic Party may all be working together to raise large amounts of money and influence for the upcoming elections by courting the enemies of America.

Here are a few simple items from different sources that lead me to this obvious conclusion.

GORE:
“While speaking to a Saudi audience, Gore told them that Arabs had been “indiscriminately” rounded up by U.S. law enforcement after the Islamists attacks on New York and the Pentagon. He complained that Arabs were held in “unforgivable” conditions. Perhaps he forgot about the smoldering ruins of the Twin Towers or the dead soldiers being pulled from the Pentagon after a jet plane was crashed into the symbol of America’s military might.”
http://www.alainsnewsletter.com/article.php?id=38

This is of course out right treason against his own country, the one he wanted so badly to be the leader of. Imagine what kind of country we would be in now had he actually won?

BILL CLINTON:
”Former President Bill Clinton today called for the conviction of European papers that published satirical cartoons of Muhammad, according to reports in the Islamic press and elsewhere.

Clinton condemned the publication of the caricatures by European newspapers and urged countries concerned to convict the publishers, according to the reports.

He said religious convictions of the people should be respected at all costs and no media should be allowed to play with the religious sentiments of people of any faith.

"I strongly disagree with the creation and publication of cartoons that are considered blasphemous by the Muslims around the world," he said. "I thought it was a mistake." “

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=48889

This man was a leader of America, the country with the freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of religion talking. Why is he saying these things in the land of Islam at this point and time?

Do I even need to continue the list?

We have all read the headlines. There are just so many, nearly every day now. Hillary Aiding and Abetting… Kennedy bashing away. Carter...

These folks all have one goal, and this is not for the betterment of Americans. It is a return to power by any means possible, and to do this they are betraying America at every turn by running to the Land of Islam and yelling "America is bad". "We feel for all of you poor Islamists, you are so good, and america is so bad, the Great Satan is what you call us right?"

So you mean disagreeing with Bush makes one a traitor?” Says the Lefty Liberal.

Hey Lefty, disagree all you want. But do not endanger my family, ok? Leaders from America do not go and attack America in foreign lands, especially lands that the current enemies we are at war with come from.

What all Americans need to be asking themselves is this: “What is this potential money and influence these liberal lefty democrats are courting from Islam land going to cost?” What are they promising to Islam behind the scenes?

Former GOP chair files for county judge
By TJ Aulds The Daily News  
To no one’s surprise, former Galveston County Republican Party Chairman Chris Stevens made good on his pledge to run for county judge.

Galveston County Candidates who have filed for office for the March primaries:
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Republican Party
State Representative District 24
Larry Wayne Taylor

County Judge
Chris Stevens
William Quiroga

County Commissioner Precinct 4
Kenneth D. Clark

County Commissioner Precinct 2
Kevin D. O’Brien
Edward A. Janek Jr.
Albert W. Choate

County Clerk
Barbara Meeks

District Clerk
John Walter Ford

County Treasurer
Kevin Walsh (I)

Criminal District Attorney
Jon Lawson Hall

122nd District Court Judge
John Ellisor (I)

212th District Court Judge
Miles Whittington

306th District Court Judge


Probate Court Judge
Charles Richard Kaufmann

County Court 2
John Henry Grady
Bret Giffin

County Court 3
Jack Roady

Justice of the Peace Precinct 1
Taylor Schwab
Pete Nanos

Justice of the Peace Precinct 7
Mark A. Foster (I)

Justice of the Peace Precinct 8-2
James W. Woltz (I)

County Republican Party Chair
Kevin G. Corcoran (I)

Democrat Party

County Judge
Jim Yarbrough (I)

County Clerk
Mary Ann Daigle (I)

District Clerk
Latonia Wilson (I)

County Treasurer
Cornelia Harris-Banks

Criminal District Attorney
Kirk Sistrunk (I)

212th District Court Judge
Susan Criss (I)

306th District Court Judge
Jan Yarbrough (I)

Probate Court Judge
Gladys Burwell (I)

County Commissioner Precinct 2
Bryan Lamb
Nick Stepchinski
John Bertolino
Robert Cheek                 

County Court 1
Mary Nell Crapitto (I)

County Court 2
C. G. “Trey” Dibrell (I)

County Court 3
Roy Quintanilla (I)

Justice of the Peace Precinct 1
Jim Schweitzer (I)

Justice of the Peace Precinct 2
Penny L. Pope (I)
Doug Godinich            

Justice of the Peace Precinct 3
Sonny James (I)

Justice of the Peace Precinct 4
M. W. Mike Nelson (I)

Justice of the Peace Precinct 5
Darrell Apffel (I)

Justice of the Peace Precinct 7
James Boyd

Justice of the Peace Precinct 9    
Pat Vondra (I)

Constable Precinct 3
Derrick Rose (I)  
Marcus Ryan Cravens
Ralph White                    

County Democrat Chairman
Lloyd Criss (I)
Galveston County Democratic Party Banquet Planed
From Galveston County Democratic Chairman Lloyd Criss


On Saturday evening, January 7, 2006, the Galveston County Democratic Party will host a banquet titled TURN TEXAS BLUE.

The event will be held at the Moody Gardens Hotel, Spa and Convention Center, 7 Hope Blvd, Galveston, beginning with a social hour at 6:00 p.m., followed by dinner, and a special program at 7:00 pm.

Democratic National Com-mittee Chairman Howard Dean will open the program with a video message.

Other speakers include Leo Gerard, General President of the United Steelworkers Union, Texas author and humorist Jim Hightower, Texas Democratic Party Chairman Charles Soechting, Texas AFL-CIO President Emmett Sheppard, and Congressional candidates Nick Lampson and Shane Sklar. John Patrick, DNC member will serve as Master of Ceremonies.

To make banquet reservations, make your check out to the Galveston County Democratic Party and mail to P O Box 519, La Marque, TX, 77568.   

Colin Powell Says Eavesdropping OK to Stop Terror

Appearing on ABC's "This Week" Powell said he sees "absolutely nothing wrong with the president authorizing these kinds of actions" to protect the nation.

Majority in U.S. believes in God
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Traditional religion is still the bedrock of America, with "very large majorities" of the public steadfast in their belief in God and the birth and Resurrection of Jesus Christ -- with belief in astrology, ghosts and other New Age hallmarks lagging behind (Nation/Politics)
Choate files for commissioner’s seat
Daily News - Galveston County - TX,USA
Albert Choate has officially filed for the Precinct 2 county commissioner’s seat. News - December 24, 2005
Challenger Files For Justice Of The Peace Pct. 7 Spot
 JarboBayouTimes.Com - Galveston Co. /Bay Area Houston,TX, USA
James Boyd (D)  has filed for the Precinct 7 justice of the peace position.
Boyd will seek the Democrat nomination and  faces Popular  Republican  incumbent  Mark A. Foster.

Republican files for DA's position
Daily News - Galveston County - TX,USA
A Brazoria County deputy prosecutor is seeking the Republican nomination for Galveston County district attorney.
Clark says lack of disclaimer a mistake
Daily News - Galveston County - TX,USA
Ken Clark says there’s a difference between the calendar he bought for gardeners and the pens Latonia Wilson wanted to buy for jurors.
March 7 primary elections
Daily News - Galveston County - TX,USA
Filing for the March 7 primary elections runs through Jan. 2. Applications, which must be filed with the count party chairs, are available on the secretary of state’s Web site at http://www.sos.state.tx.us/elections/forms/index.shtm
Democratic candidates: can mail their applications and filing fees to  Chairman Lloyd Criss Jr. P.O. Box 519, La Marque, TX 77568 or call (409) 938-7642 to arrange to drop off their applications in person.
Republican candidates: should send their applications and fees to P.O. Box 135
League City, TX 7753 or call 713-705-0530 for assistance. email Chairman 
Kevin Corcoran chairman@galvestoncountygop.com
Winners in the March 7 primaries ( early voting will begin Feb. 20)  April 11 runoff (if needed) will stand for election in the Nov. 7 general election.
Incumbent, Dem challenger file for treasurer
Galveston County Daily News, TX - Dec 12, 2005
officials and the treasurer, costing Galveston County millions of ... “Today, relationships among county officials are ... Cheek became the fourth Democrat to enter 
Galveston County Commissioner Ken Clark
Galveston County Commissioner Ken Clark   Kemah.Net Photo
KEN CLARK FILES FOR RE-ELECTION


LEAGUE CITY – Galveston County Commissioner Ken Clark filed for re-election in the March Republican Primary today. Recognized by state and national organizations as a
consistent voice for the local governance of community issues; a strong leader and consensus builder across the County, Ken Clark looks forward to serving Galveston County’s Precinct 4 for a benchmark third term.

And it couldn’t have come at a better time, agrees Kevin Corcoran, Republican County Chairman.  “We as a party couldn’t be more pleased that Ken Clark has decided to run for office again.  But more so, we as citizens of the whole County are very happy that Ken Clark, a person who has proven himself to support conservative stewardship of our tax dollars, and work for efficient and effective government, is willing to continue serving as our County Commissioner.”

Since first elected Precinct 4 County Commissioner 1998, Ken was quickly named “The Hardest Working Commissioner in Galveston County.” His leadership has drawn out the best and the brightest of the community’s constituency, resources and ideas, as North Galveston County has undergone a rapid development and growth, outpacing most counties its size in population, improvements, capital growth and overall financial health. Maintaining a literal open-door policy, and focusing on smaller government and fiscal responsibility, Ken was overwhelmingly reelected in 2002.


In addition to Precinct 4, Ken represents Galveston County by currently serving on the Inter-Governmental Relations Committee of the Conference of Urban Counties, the Galveston County Mayors and Councilmen’s Association, and the League City Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones 1, 2 and 3; serving previously on the Houston-Galveston Area Council Transportation Policy Committee.  Recently appointed as a member of the CUC Oversight Committee of the Common Integrated Justice System, Ken is leading the County into the forefront of technological advances and efficiency, starting in the new County Justice Center.

A strong conservative, Ken continues to commit his time and efforts to building the vision and strength of the Galveston County Republican Party, neighborhood by neighborhood; and has been recognized as the Volunteer of the Year. A Presidential Elector in 2002, Ken is active in the State Republican Party, previously serving on its Executive Committee, and as Sergeant-at-Arms.

Ken Clark and his wife, Sherry, have made their family home in Galveston County for the past 17 years.

Republican Congressman Ron Paul of Surfside, tx
U.S. Rep. Ron Paul
Kemah.Net Photo
Congressman Ron Paul Files for Reelection

Republican Congressman Ron Paul of Surfside, has announced he will seek reelection to the congressional seat he has represented since 1996. The District 14 congressional seat covers ten counties including Aransas, Brazoria, Calhoun, Chambers, Galveston, Jackson, Matagorda, Victoria, Wharton and a portion of Fort Bend.

In announcing his reelection plans, Paul said he is “honored to be able to represent the people of the 14th District in the U.S. Congress” and said he was committed to continuing his work in Washington for “lower taxes and smaller government.” The congressman  said  voters could be  confident  he  would  continue  to  be 
would continue to be “The Taxpayers’ Best Friend” in Congress, a title bestowed upon him by the National Taxpayers Union for his consistent votes to lower taxes and reduce federal spending.

Congressman Paul, a medical doctor who operated a private practice as an OB-GYN in Brazoria County, said his agenda for the next Congress would include such priorities as “reducing out-of-control federal spending, working for greater tax relief for over-burdened taxpayers, securing our borders and reducing illegal immigration, protecting and improving Social Security, ending wasteful foreign aid giveaways, and defending the liberty and freedom of all Americans.”

Paul cited among his accomplishments as District 14 Representative, maintaining a “first-rate congressional staff that emphasizes constituent service and helps people resolve problems with the government. Folks who have a problem with Social Security, or veterans benefits or any federal agency,” said Paul, “know they have a place to turn for help when they contact my local or Washington offices.”  Paul said the fact that the federal government is so big and bureaucratic makes it even more important that a congressman “have a staff that is committed to helping people cut through red tape and resolve problems with the government.”

Individuals seeking more information about the Ron Paul reelection campaign can call 1-800-RONPAUL (800-766-7285)
Purple Finger Show Your Support For Free Iraqis:
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From December 12 - 15, many people in this country are  inking their index fingers purple to show solidarity with the people of  Iraq who have shown their courage, defying the terrorists -- risking their lives to exercise their right to vote.
Claire Worthington at left. JarboBayouTimes.Com - Galveston Co. /Bay Area Houston,TX, USA

Residents complain about students parking in their streets
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By Elma Barrera. (12/13/05 - KTRK/LEAGUE CITY, TX) - Things are getting a little crowded around Clear Creek High School in League City, TX
District clerk withdraws bid to buy pens
Daily News - Galveston County - TX,USA
Latonia Wilson says she was only trying to do something nice for jurors. “I just thought it would be fun,” she said. “Especially at Christmastime.”

Ken Clark, though, thought it was an obvious effort to buy campaign materials with taxpayers’ money.

“I’m just amazed that she would even try it,” he said.

WHAT IS WRONG WITH THESE NUMBERS FRIENDSWOOD?
JarboBayouTimes.Com - Galveston Co. /Bay Area Houston,TX, USA
FRIENDSWOOD — We were told Friendswood school district voters overwhelmingly voted to pass an $8.2 million school district bond package Tuesday. Then we get  the numbers Prop 1 For: 533 — 83 percent Against: 108 — 17 percent Prop 2 For: 520 — 82 percent Against: 112 — 18 percent. Is it just me or are these numbers weird. How many eligible voters are in this district? Did anyone know a Bond Election was taking place ?  Here are the number of those who  voted in the School Board  Election: Results Position 3:   Rebecca Hillenburg  2,154,  73.0% Kathy Rogers   749  25.4% Steven Williams   47  1.6%  Position 4: Deborah Winters Chaney   815 27.1% John Ring, (I)  2,061  68.6%, D. C. Stran   48  1.6%.

Why did this little School Dist. that is charged with the best stewardship of the citizens tax dollars call for another costly election so close to the last one when the two could have and should have been combined ?

Kevin Corcoran
Kevin Corcoran
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GOP chair selection official
Daily News - Galveston County - TX,USA
Galveston County Republicans officially have a new party chairman.

Kevin Corcoran will complete the unexpired term of Chris Stevens, who resigned last month to seek the party’s nomination for county judge.

Ginia Wray Wright, the party’s recording secretary, made the announcement Friday.

Charles Bacarisse Harris County District Clerk
Charles Bacarisse
Photo by Kemah.Net

Bacarisse files for re-election
HOUSTON - Harris County District Clerk Charles Bacarisse filed for re-election in the March Republican Primary today. Recognized by state and national organizations as an innovator and leader in records management, I.T. innovation and strategic planning, Bacarisse said he looks forward to continuing his service to the citizens of Harris County.

"We have been good stewards of county tax dollars, enhancing our Child Support collection process, developing a criminal collections program and planning our internal operations strategically, winning two "County Best Practice Awards" from the Texas Association of Counties along the way. That is good management and real leadership. I look forward to continuing these practices as we make the office even more efficient and customer friendly," Bacarisse said.
"We have been good stewards of county tax dollars, enhancing our Child Support collection process, developing a criminal collections program and planning our internal operations strategically, winning two "County Best Practice Awards" from the Texas Association of Counties along the way. That is good management and real leadership. I look forward to continuing these practices as we make the office even more efficient and customer friendly," Bacarisse said.

Bacarisse pointed to the major progress the District Clerks Office has made in "e-government" by moving more court files onto the office's website. "Now, through www.hcdistrictclerk.com, the public can change their jury duty date, file documents in Civil and Family law cases, as well as retrieve and purchase civil case files and orders. We're taking the courthouse to the people. As we bring more of our business onto the web, we've finally made the office accessible to more citizens," Bacarisse explained.

As the same time, Bacarisse has led the District Clerks Office in raising private and foundational dollars through an innovative partnership with the Houston Bar Foundation to restore historic court documents - some dating back to the founding court in the Republic of Texas. "I like to say that we're making history and saving history, all at the same time here in the District Clerks Office."

First elected District Clerk in 1994, Bacarisse serves on two non-profit boards, has a leadership position in his church and coaches his children's athletic teams. He and his wife, Jana Fay, are the parents of two children.

Bacarisse is seeking his fourth term.

Chris Stevens 4 County Judge
Filing for primaries under way
Daily News - Galveston County, TX
to Lloyd Criss, Democratic Party chair, at PO Box 519, La Marque, TX 77568 or ...League City, 77573 or their applications and fees to 2800 W. Main St., Space C
GOP’s pick of new chairman in limbo
Daily News - Galveston County, TX - 5 hours ago
... debate and calls for points of order, questions of parliamentary procedure and a vote to suspend the party’s bylaws the Galveston County GOP faithful went ...

Galveston County GOP  picks  new chairman
JarboBayouTimes.Com - Galveston Co. /Bay Area Houston,TX, USA     
    
The executive committee of the
Republican Party  of Galveston County  met in Galveston in a  scheduled Executive Committee Meeting. On the Agenda was  the resignation of the former chairman of the Galveston Co. Republican Party, Chris Stevens, who resigned to devote his time to a run for County Judge.

Party secretary Ginia Wray Wright acted as interim chairman. 
After some contentious debate Mrs. Wright asked the committee to vote in a second meeting called 5  minutes after the close of the first.

Galveston County Treasurer Kevin Walsh, County Commissioner Ken Clark, vice chairman and 3 other members abstained  from voting in  belief the meeting was a breach of its own by-laws. The rest of the committee selected Kevin Corcoran a graduate of  Clear Creek High School and University of Texas Law School. Kevin lives in Friendswood with his wife Traci and 3 daughters.
     
Kevin is currently the financial advisor to A.D. Vision Inc, a 50+ million dollar Houston-based media firm with more than 200 employees and offices in Tokyo and London that specializes in Japanese Anime.

Kevin Corcoran
Kevin Corcoran
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v
Chris Stevens &  Kevin Walsh,
Galveston County Treasurer
Congressman Congressman Tom Delay Center,  Frans Gillebaard  of Kemah on the left and Galveston County Commissioner Ken Clark on the  right
JarboBayouTimes.Com - Galveston Co. /Bay Area Houston,TX, USA 
A huge crowd of enthusiastic supporters of Tom DeLay turned out  November 28th, for  the ‘United for DeLay Rally’ at the Nassau Bay Hilton. Shown here with the Congressman are Frans Gillebaard  of Kemah, TX on the left and Galveston County Commissioner Ken Clark on the  right. Tom DeLay is in the center.


Photo by Kemah.Net
Bone marrow donor meets little boy he helped
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... laid out. The Talkingtons wanted to see a Texas beach, so both families planned on going to Galveston and Kemah on Friday. Saturday

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To spite rain on Saturday large crowds visited Kemah for the  "Christmas in Kemah" event  on Friday  Saturday and Sunday events included bands, food,  face painters,  shopping Santa and Snow!
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BREAKING NEWS Robin Hood School Funding Struck Down
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School finance orders and opinion
Justice Hecht delivered the opinion

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A Houston jury has sentenced Judge Betty Brock Bell, a Democrat JP to 18 months in jail for trying to use her dead mother's name to get a handicap sticker..

new deputies
JarboBayouTimes.Com - Galveston Co.& /Bay Area Houston,TX, USA                                                                                 Photo by Kemah.Net
League City-Cheryl  E. Johnson, right, Galveston County Tax Assessor-Collector Deputizing   new voter registrars  at a recent meeting of the Clear Creek Republican Women's Club.
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Voters from 9 precincts: 452, 165, 466, 467, 470, 490, 491, 492 and 493 were lined up at Ferguson Elementary School at 1910 Compass Rose  League City, Galveston   County   to       vote  on the 9  Constitutional Amendments on the ballot.  The returns are in below.

Election Returns 
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