[gumboyaya]

You may be correct in his adamant intentions not to run. Who can blame him? However to concede defeat at this early time of the game is hardly the outlook to have. If a former wrestler from Minnesota can come from nowhere to defeat not one but two savvy politicians all is not lost. This is a conservative district period, despite Lamson's tactics he cannot escape the fact he is an interloper. By this fall I hope someone will step up with a plan, I have faith they will. I am not politically active but know most of the players and they will not fail

[fortheDeclaration]

This is a conservative district period, despite Lamson's tactics he cannot escape the fact he is an interloper.

Amen.

[Stat-boy]

“This is a conservative district period, despite Lamson's tactics he cannot escape the fact he is an interloper. By this fall I hope someone will step up with a plan, I have faith they will. I am not politically active but know most of the players and they will not fail.”

There is nothing organized for the CD22 race, and I can’t believe how far behind we are. For example, Fort Bend does not even have a central campaign office. Why? The county races are very one-sided. Republicans win the county races and the four precincts are divided such that 3 are strong R and one is strong D. In the past, the central campaign office was a joint office opened up by the CD22 candidate and the Fort Bend Republican Party. No volunteers working phones; no posters to pick up (and no place to pick them up even if they existed). On top of that, we do not have a strong candidate to replace Delay. There are about 5 or 6 potential candidates, and no one has a strong following throughout CD22.

I do not mean to be overly negative, but without Delay running, I can’t see any effort being successful.