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Monday, September 20, 2010

Bill White for Texas

Sun, September 19, 2010 4:42:22 PMBill White receives Houston Chronicle endorsement
From: "Michael J. Moore, Bill White for Texas" Add to Contacts
To: arnold schwertyman


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Dear arnold,
Bill White was endorsed by the Houston Chronicle today, which is the first major newspaper endorsement of the general election.

Please distribute the endorsement attached at the bottom of this email to everyone you know.

The Chronicle wrote, "Texas can't afford four more years of Perry's leadership," noting the "unprecedented budget deficit estimated at $21 billion," and continued, "As he did in Houston, White can bring innovative financial solutions, a passion for environmental protection, and a strong bipartisan and ethical commitment to a governor's office tarnished by charges of cronyism, partisanship and catering to contributors at the expense of constituents."

The Chronicle concluded, "We've watched Bill White run the mayor's office, appointing both Democrats and Republicans and building bridges across ethnic and ideological divides. We believe he'll do the same at the state capitol, and we urge Texans to give him that opportunity."

Our momentum is growing across the state and we are on track to win in November.

Thank you for your support,

Michael J. Moore
Campaign Manager
Bill White for Texas




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Time for a change
The Chronicle endorses former Houston Mayor Bill White for governor of Texas.
HOUSTON CHRONICLE
Sunday, September 18, 2010
Texas faces an unprecedented budget deficit estimated at $21 billion, faltering health care and public education systems, and demands for new energy sources and transportation funding. For nearly a decade, Rick Perry -- the longest-serving governor in Lone Star history -- has been at the helm of an increasingly wayward ship.

Texas can't afford four more years of Perry's leadership.

The governor has shown a distaste for dealing with budget details, fobbing them off on the Legislature and even suggesting in a recent news conference that Comptroller Susan Combs had better uses of her time than issuing deficit projections.

Fortunately, voters have the opportunity to replace Republican Perry with former Houston Mayor Bill White, a Democrat with credentials as a successful lawyer, corporate CEO and public servant who demonstrated his management capabilities and hard-work ethic during a six-year tenure at City Hall.

As he did in Houston, White can bring innovative financial solutions, a passion for environmental protection, and a strong bipartisan and ethical commitment to a governor's office tarnished by charges of cronyism, partisanship and catering to contributors at the expense of constituents. "Today our state is being run like a political machine to perpetuate Rick Perry in office," said White during his screening with the Chronicle editorial board. Gov. Perry has declined to meet with Texas newspaper editorial boards.

"People want a governor who can bring people together to get things done," White continued. "Leadership is not dividing the state into red teams and blue teams, playing people off against each other. Leadership is not having citizens and journalists have to pry information out of the government when it's funded by the taxpayers."

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We've watched Bill White run the mayor's office, appointing both Democrats and Republicans and building bridges across ethnic and ideological divides. We believe he'll do the same at the state capitol, and we urge Texans to give him that opportunity.

Click here to read the rest of the endorsement by the Houston Chronicle.





Pol. Adv. Bill White Campaign



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