Today, Dallas is known as a County with high crime, oppressive debt and taxation, and overreaching leadership. Government is at the center of everything they do and everything they don’t. But it wasn’t always this way. Not too many years ago, Dallas County was a Republican stronghold. Government was limited and opportunities were boundless. But they got careless. They stopped paying attention, they stopped demanding results and accountability from the leaders, and before their very eyes everything they once knew and cherished was gone. 

We’ve seen what happens when Conservatives sit idly by and let apathy kick in. We’ve seen it in Dallas, and we’ve seen it in Fort Worth, under Betsy Price’s leadership. When Price took over, Fort Worth was a solidly red city. Ten years later, Joe Biden carried the city in the 2020 election and liberal Democrats have seized control of our boards and local offices.

Under her leadership, debt went up, spending went up, taxes went up, and the number of elected Democrats in Fort Worth went up. We can’t allow the same thing to happen to Tarrant County.

Price claims to be a Republican, but her actions don’t match her campaign buzzwords. Price mandated business closures but allowed abortion providers to remain open during COVID-19. She raised tens of thousands of dollars for Planned Parenthood, lobbied Congress for more Gun Control, advocated for Joe Biden’s multi-trillion dollar infrastructure bill, encouraged anti-police BLM protesters, and created a $1 Million taxpayer-funded Diversity and Inclusion Department… and hired a Democrat to run it. That’s not Conservative, that’s liberal. And it’s not right for Tarrant County. 

I have a proven history of bold, unapologetic, Conservative leadership. I have a history of standing up for what’s right, and I have a history of never backing down from a fight. I’m committed to keeping Tarrant County Red - will you join me?

Vote before Early Voting closes at 7pm tonight or make plans to vote next Tuesday (March 1^st) on Election Day.

Let's not let Tarrant County become the next Dallas County.