Lubbock Liberty Workshop With Teresa Beckmeyer Current Legislation And West Texas Voice

To find out about what more is happening in Austin, Lubbock Liberty welcomed Teresa Beckmeyer, Mitchell County Republican Party Chair and leader for WestTexasVoice.com.  This workshop was held Saturday, February 21, 2015 at the Mahon Public Library where Teresa discussed grassroots efforts and Texas State Legislation.

It was informative to have Mrs. Beckmeyer make the time to come up to Lubbock and share with us her perspective thus far on the 84th Texas Legislative Session. She continues to work diligently in order to provide another way for us to take control of our government.  Thanks to all for the input, participation, and support discussing the various bills and topics presented at this workshop.



"Current Legislation And West Texas Voice"

Held:
Saturday, February 21, 2015
Mahon Public Library
In the Community Meeting Room
10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
1306 9th Street
Lubbock, TX 79401

About:

Many laws come about during session when lawmakers are in Austin busily doing the work of the people and most of the time, we do not even know what they are about or when they took effect. Some laws can help us, but some do not. Some cause undue hardships, higher taxes and many times, loss of freedom. It is because of this that West Texas Voice has come about.

During session and beyond, West Texas Voice will be keeping a close eye on Austin and our west Texas legislators. West Texas Voice will be alerting the citizens of west Texas about bills that their legislators are putting forth, whether good or bad, helping west Texans to become aware of how their legislators are voting on issues and other items of interest will be shared on a daily basis. Weekly reports will be delivered about bills that will be in committee for the week and weekly voting reports will also be published. Action alerts will also be sent out informing you about bills of interest that will be coming up in committee or coming up for a vote that need special attention.

By being informed, we are able to help our legislators with their good legislation, we are able to make our wishes known to them and we are able, when the time comes, to vote for the person that is in line with our principles and concerns. West Texas Voice helps citizens to work together with their legislators enabling them to make a difference in our state government.

Information provided by West Texas Voice

Organized:
Amanda Smith

Contact:
LubbockLiberty@gmail.com
http://www.LubbockLiberty.com

Lubbock Liberty Workshop #12