Texas Values ~ State Rep. Bryan Hughes gets it, his work shows it.
Many will remember the last battle in East Texas to defend God.
East Texas Churches and the Tea Party Work Together for Freedom of Religion
5,000 strong showed up in Athens, Texas this afternoon to tell a small group of Atheists from Wisconsin who felt the need to come to Texas to take down a town’s Christmas Nativity Scene, “Don’t Mess With Texas!!”
What is the biggest threat to the liberal left?
Americans of all faiths and backgrounds coming together to fight for Freedom, especially freedom of religion.
Below you will see what Texas State Rep. Bryan Hughes does when he is not representing his constituents at the Capital in Austin. He is still representing~
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An East Texas county is calling for a decision to be made in a lawsuit one resident filed against them.
Wood County Commissioner’s Court is being sued by a Hawkins resident. That resident says the court’s prayer before meetings and the words “In God We Trust” written on the courtroom wall are unconstitutional.
“The [United States] Supreme Court says it’s ok. Most importantly, the constitution says it’s ok and the county is doing it right,” says Bryan Hughes, one of the attorneys representing the county in the case.
In a 22-page motion, Wood County’s attorneys say the constitution is clear. They say both the “In God We Trust” display, and their routine prayer, are constitutional.
The prayer is something the county has been doing for 27 years. Hughes says the country has been doing it since day one.
“To come now and say it’s unconstitutional, when it has been part of our history since even before our constitution, the very men who wrote the constitution participated in prayer opening legislative bodies,” Hughes says.
Texas Speaker of the House Candidate Bryan Hughes
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Come and Celebrate Our Conservative Victories
September 18, 2012
Grapevine Convention Center
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Meet & Greet with hors d’oeuvres
6:00-6:45 pm
Program
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Featuring
9 Principled Conservatives running for State Rep from the DFW area
Scott Turner – District 33
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There is truly something special about this group of newly elected candidates for the Texas House. In addition to being small-government, principled conservatives, they seem to have an exceptional quality of character which most likely stems from their religious faith. Many of you know about the candidate whom you helped elect in your district but may not know about the exceptional candidates on the other side of the metroplex. So we are providing you with an opportunity to:
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