Jan 25, 2010
Wednesday, January 27th 6:30pm – 9pm
Collin County Community College
Spring Creek Conference Center
The Tea Parties of Collin County, including North Texas Tea Party, Allen Area Patriots, the Collin County Tea Party, and the Little Elm Tea Party, have united to sponsor a Candidate Forum featuring all three GOP candidate for the State Representative, District 66, as well as the two candidates for county judge.
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Jan 25, 2010
As State Vice Captain of Vets for Freedom, Van Taylor helped organize this 2007 rally in Washington, D.C. to support the successful surge in Iraq.
When liberals said the war in Iraq was “lost,” Van Taylor stood up to defend our conservative cause.
Jan 22, 2010
Tomorrow morning (Saturday, January 23rd) at 10 AM the Van Taylor Campaign is planning another neighborhood walk in Plano. If you would like to participate, please RSVP to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address). Since there is rain in the forecast, we will meet at our volunteer phone bank at 10 AM and then make the decision to go walk neighborhoods or make calls, depending on what the weather is like. The phone bank is located at:
1702 N. Collins Blvd, Ste 166
Richardson, TX
We hope to see you tomorrow!
We have been getting a GREAT response so far, but we need your help to spread Van's message of conservative leadership to the voters of Plano. As an added bonus, we hope to have our Van Taylor volunteer t-shirts in this weekend!
If you have any questions please call: (972) 369-2504
Jan 21, 2010
Principled, Respected Conservative Leader Unveils Endorsement on Web Site
(Plano, TX) – U.S. Representative Jeb Hensarling, one of the nation’s leading voices for conservatives, has announced his support for Republican Van Taylor in Texas’ State House District 66.
In a posting on his web site, http://www.jebhensarling.com/blog.php, Hensarling said “having known Van Taylor for almost ten years, I enthusiastically endorse his candidacy and support him in his fight for conservative values in Austin." He added, "Having spent a lifetime serving the conservative cause, Van would make an immediate impact in the Texas House. He has worked hard as a grassroots leader and has proven time and time again to be a strong and consistent conservative voice. Van is a Plano businessman who understands economic opportunity comes from small business, not big government. He served all of us as a Marine Corps Officer in Iraq and he will take that same devotion to Austin."
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Jan 10, 2010
YCT are Unanimous in their Support of Taylor in the District 66 Republican Primary
(Plano, TX) – The Young Conservatives of Texas (YCT), the state’s oldest conservative youth organization, today announced their unanimous support for Republican Van Taylor in Texas’ State House District 66, citing his service to the conservative moment in Texas.
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Jan 07, 2010
Read more about Van's "TeaApproved" label here.
Dec 15, 2009
“Van is the prototypical fast-rising star of the Conservative wing of the GOP ranks”
(Plano, TX) – Republican candidate for Texas House District 66, Van Taylor, today announced that he has earned the “TeaApproved” label from the North Texas Tea Party.
The North Texas Tea Party wrote of Taylor:
His life of late has been as a conservative activist within the Party, having served any number of roles both as campaigner and activist within the GOP throughout Texas. He too has shown both political courage in the past (forming a Republican club in Harvard) and the physical courage and service of a Marine officer in battle. While newer to the district, Van has served conservative causes across the state under the GOP banner, everything from precinct chair to state advocate for military voters. Van is the prototypical fast-rising star of the Conservative wing of the GOP ranks.”
Last week, Taylor attended the Collin County Election Rally hosted by the Collin County Tea Party, the North Texas Tea Party, and the Conservative Alliance of Texas at the Collin College Spring Creek Campus in Plano. More than 300 people attended the event.
“I am very honored to have received the TeaApproved label,” said Taylor. “This clearly shows the momentum building behind our campaign. The North Texas Tea Party and their activists recognize that we are at a crossroads in Austin and we need elected officials that have the conservative values and political courage to fight against big government, keep taxes low, and stop runaway spending. I am honored to have received their support.”
According to the North Texas Tea Party website, to become TeaApproved:
…a significant number of our more active members sit down and discuss the individuals experiences and philosophies and review as much as possible the candidates background, involvement, deeds and associations (which are FAR more telling than the words). The two primary criteria that have to be met: do the vast majority of the involved members feel that the individual will support the 5 Principles while in office (limited government, fiscal responsibility, personal responsibility, rule of law and national sovereignty), and are they prepared and viable for the campaign
Taylor announced his intent to seek office in Texas House District 66 on Friday, December 4th and officially filed to run at the Collin County Republican Headquarters the following Monday. Last week he announced that his first television ad has started airing across cable systems in Plano.
Van and his wife Anne married after his return from Iraq and are the proud parents of Laura, 4, Helen, 3, and two-month old Susie, the latest blessing to the Taylor family. Van and his family reside in Plano near the land which his great-grandfather farmed during the Great Depression.
Dec 08, 2009
(Plano, TX) – Last night at the Collin County Republican Headquarters, Republican Van Taylor filed to launch his campaign for state representative. Also on Monday, Taylor unveiled an introductory campaign commercial, which highlights his service as a United States Marine in Iraq, his dedication to conservative principles, and his reasons for running.
Taylor said, “It’s an honor and privilege to file the official papers that will place my name on the March 2nd ballot. Over the next twelve weeks, we will be sharing a conservative message with Republicans across Plano and asking for their support.”
The initial television spot, running on cable systems across the district, reminds voters of Van Taylor’s background as a Republican leader, family man, and Plano businessman who is running for state representative on a conservative platform to create jobs, lower taxes, and control spending.
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