The Northwest Tea Party is fielding an army of conservatives whose primary focus is to eliminate and reform excess taxes.
At our April 26th event, our guest speaker is George Rodriguez, President of the San Antonio Tea Party. Mr. Rodriguez will focus his discussion on how to "reach out" to Hispanics with our conservative message and encourage them to become more involved. One of many obstacles Hispanics face is how do they become involved in a conservative movement outside of a political party without experiencing harassment or retribution and if they do experience that reaction, what then? Asking people to stand outside of their comfort zone is easier for some than others. We, as the Northwest Corpus Christi Tea Party, must help bring more fiscally conservative people together and offer them the tools on how they become involved and how their efforts will make a difference. Mr. Rodriguez will help in developing one of those tools.
Background on Mr. Rodriguez: George Rodriguez was born in Laredo, and raised in San Antonio, Texas. He attended and graduated from BYU in 1976. In 1981, he went to work in DC and worked with the Reagan Administration in the Justice Department and with the White House Office of Public Liaison. In 1989, he worked with Jack Kemp at HUD under the Bush Administration. He also worked with Congressman Tom Delay and Senator Orrin Hatch on various issues. Mr. Rodriguez has also written and authored several articles, and he has been interviewed on national TV. He is retired and lives in San Antonio, and he wants to share is knowledge and experience in furthering conservative policies. George Rodriguez just recently accepted the position of President of the San Antonio Tea Party. He was previously Chairman of the Juan Seguin Society, a conservative Hispanic organization affiliated with the San Antonio Tea Party. |
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