Campaign Update

This is an update on what has been going on. I attended the monthly meeting at the County Democratic Headquarters yesterday evening after my trial broke. Since several of the judicial races have drawn opponents as well as the Sheriff's office, the meeting boasted the presence of quite a few of the incumbents and the aspirants. The meeting started at 6:00 p.m. and right as it was winding down at 7:00, my opponent arrived. According to people who regularly attend, Esparza has recently started showing up for party functions, whereas before as one attendee stated, "he has never before done anything for the party."--A little competition keeps everyone on their toes.

The FBI probe continues and we have heard absolutely nothing from the sitting District Attorney. Once again, the issue becomes why has the District Attorney been so silent regarding alleged corruption in the very building he has worked in for the last 14 years? According to some news accounts, this is the biggest corruption probe this county has ever seen. Is it fiction or is my opponent completely blind to what is going on around him. I encourage voters and readers of this website to PROBE Jaime Esparza on this issue the next time he goes on the radio. Don't let him get away with his famous out which is, "this is a federal matter." Texas has conspiracy and bribery statutes too. And if Texas laws are being broken, it is his job and only his job to enforce Texas law.

As soon as I am out of my current trial, I will be blogging on the rest of the Nancy Hollebeke case. Also thank you to the people who have called and offered their support and who have brought information to my office and home.