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George P. Bush in Northwest Houston kicking off campaign L-R: Newscast Media's Joseph Earnest( in cropped-out coat of many colors) with fellow Generation-Xer, George P. Bush. I cropped myself out to shift the focus to George P, who was the main star of the event in Northwest Houston in the Tomball area. It was held inside Sol De Luna Rm 209 on Commerce Street. Bush is running for the office of Texas Land Commissioner. —Courtesy photo by Joseph Earnest.
by Joseph Earnest November 9, 2013
Newscast Media HOUSTON—George P. Bush was hosted at a private event in the Greater Tomball area, northwest of Houston late this week. The event was organized by Barbara Tague, who also welcomed Newscast Media to cover it.
While many know him as grandson of President George H.W. Bush, son of former Governor Jeb Bush, and nephew of President George W. Bush, George P. is a native-born Texan looking to infuse his strong convictions and fresh perspectives into his campaign for office, to provide leadership here in Texas.
George considers himself Latino, and is on a quest to galvanize the Hispanic community and conservatives to propel him into office.
Below are the highlights of the event where George P. spoke to an audience in an intimate setting after a meet-and-greet session and a delicious evening meal.
George P. receiving a cup of tea at the venue. He is currently the Tarrant County chairman for Uplift Education, a highly successful Dallas-based public charter network focused on closing the achievement gap in inner-city public schools. —Photo by Joseph Earnest.
Barbara Tague, President of Greater Tomball Pacherdym Club, is perhaps one of the most powerful and influential women in Texas politics, who organized the event for "George P", as he likes to be called. When Ted Cruz was an unknown regular Texan, Mizz Tague convinced him to run for office against veteran politician Texas Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst. She threw her weight behind Cruz, and the rest as they say, is history.—Photo by Joseph Earnest.
Chris Daniel is another person who holds one of the most powerful positions in the City of Houston and the entire Harris county as our District Clerk. Virtually every lawsuit that is filed in state court in Houston, every court order or judgment has to have his signature or stamp, for the paperwork to be considered valid and enforceable. Chris Daniel is running for re-election in 2014 as a conservative. —Photo by Joseph Earnest.
George P. to the left, and Chris Daniel to the right relaxing at the venue.—Photo by Joseph Earnest.
Wearing black (in the middle) is Linda Vega who is challenging veteran politician and senior Senator John Cornyn for the position of United States Senator in the 2014 mid-term elections. Linda is an attorney and immigration activist who owns a law firm in Houston.—Photo by Joseph Earnest.
George P. standing next to a heater during the chilly evening, as he listens intently to concerns that Texans raised. In 2006, George joined the U.S. Naval Reserve and began an eight-month tour of duty in Afghanistan in support of Operation Endure Freedom under the Special Operations Command. Among other service decorations, he was awarded the Joint Service Commendation Medal for his meritorious work.—Photo by Joseph Earnest.
George P. Bush shows off his son nicknamified "Little P." Prescott Walker Bush was born in a Fort Worth hospital to George and Amanda Bush, who is an attorney too.—Photo by Joseph Earnest.
George P. providing his perspective on how he plans to run Texas, to the audience at the event. He earned his undergraduate degree at Rice University here in Houston, then after a few years of teaching at-risk students in the Florida Miami-Dade School District, returned to Texas where he entered University of Texas Law and earned his Juris Doctorate.—Photo by Joseph Earnest
Audience members listening to George P. Bush inside the venue. George is co-founder and chairman of the Hispanic Republicans of Texas and considers himself a Latino. He travels the state speaking to Hispanic groups about "kitchen table issues" which he believes unite the Hispanic community. George P. is also national chair of Maverick Pac, a political action committee dedicated to engaging the next generation of Republican voters.—Photo by Joseph Earnest
Because the night was still young, after George P, made his presentation, he interacted and took additional questions from audience members, young and old alike. —Photo by Joseph Earnest
George P. Bush thanking the caterers for contributing their services in order to make sure everyone was well fed and for making the event a success. George and his wife of eight years, Amanda, currently live in Fort Worth, Texas. He has organized efforts to expand Big Brothers Big Sisters in North Texas and serves as the co-chairman of the Dallas-Fort Worth Celebration of Reading.—Photo by Joseph Earnest
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