George P. Bush: Confederate Heroes Day Should Not Be a Texas Holiday

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You should be aware that current-Commissioner George P. Bush brought in out-of-state planners who devised a scheme for the Alamo called "Reimagine the Alamo" that took the focus entirely off of the 1836 Battle and will turn the site into a politically correct Disney-style theme park for the City of San Antonio.

An excellent plan is already available for the Alamo. This plan was passed and funded by the Texas Legislature three years ago. It would close off the streets and remove the traffic, incorporate a new Battle Museum to display the hundreds of artifacts, and reconstruct the 1836 battle footprint where possible. It is a wonderful plan for the Alamo.

Due to the dire threat to the Alamo, we need to make this the biggest turnout for a Republican Primary in the history of the state.


Regrettably, Texas is an open primary state—any registered voter regardless of party affiliation can vote in this Republican Primary. 

Many liberal progressives will be crossing party lines to vote for George P. Bush and will proud of themselves for doing so.

Together, we can save the Alamo and ensure its role for future posterity. Remember the Alamo!

The Alamo is threatened like it has never been since 1836. Help defeat the forces of political correctness that are trying to "Re-imagine" the Alamo into something it never was. Current-Commissioner George P. Bush has just launched his latest assault against our Texas heritage. 

He has now proposed to eliminate Confederate Heroes Day in the state of Texas. This is one more reason this election is so critical. Vote March 6th.

Read on:
http://www.breitbart.com/texas/2018/01/21/george-p-bush-confederate-heroes-day-not-texas-holiday/

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Bush won the primary in Texas.

Bush with $ 3 million in out of state money,  name recognition, conservatives sitting on their cans at home, and Democrats voting in Republican Primary,  will now RE-IMAGE the Alamo to suit Himself and his Yankee Socialist Backers.