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Support Dewey
Texas doesn’t need another politician performing for cameras.
It needs someone who shows up, reads the Constitution, and does the job.
That’s why I support Dewey Collier.
Public office is a duty of service — not a career ladder.
Dewey Collier has already served this country for 26 years.
He’s not running for power. He’s running to do the work.
When candidates rely on PACs and political insiders, voters stop coming first.
Dewey Collier answers to the people — period.
Davy Crockett had it right.
Taxpayer money belongs to the People — not the Legislature.
Dewey Collier will treat your money like it’s yours. Because it is.
If you paid for your home, you should own it.
Permanent property taxes turn ownership into a lease from the State.
Dewey Collier is running to end property taxes on owner-occupied homes — and force the Legislature to stop spending money that isn’t theirs to give.
Less bureaucracy.
More learning.
That’s not radical — it’s common sense.
For Teachers
Teachers didn’t create the mess in Texas classrooms.
They’re buried under bureaucracy and blamed for political failures.
Dewey Collier supports classroom authority, parental responsibility, and ending administrative bloat.
POINT OUT PROBLEMS
When legislators are recorded as voting on major constitutional actions while physically absent, Texans have every right to demand answers.
Accountability begins with showing up.
On the day of the Paxton impeachment vote, a Texas House member traveled home on a government aircraft for a personal event — yet was still recorded as voting.
Texans deserve representatives who take presence, procedure, and public trust seriously.
Self-government only works when elected officials remember who they work for.
Under Texas House rules, members present and not recorded as voting “no” are counted as voting “yes.”
This isn’t opinion. It’s procedure.
Campaign money and endorsements shape behavior.
When priorities don’t match the needs of voters, it’s fair to ask who is being served.
Endorsements protect systems.
Accountability protects the People.
Texas deserves representatives who know the difference.
Texans don’t need more Resolutions pandering to special interest groups.
They need representatives focused on constitutional duties, public safety, and real relief.
When politicians treat office as a career, voters pay the price.
Representation fails when voters aren’t the priority.
Accountability restores it.
Independence isn’t rebellion.
It’s the job.
If endorsements mattered more than voters, we wouldn’t call this self-government.
The Founders warned us about this.
History keeps proving them right.
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