LETITIA
PLUMMER FOR U.S. CONGRESS 22ND DISTRICT OF TEXAS
READER ENDORSED CANDIDATE IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ELECTION DAY: TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 2018
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LETITIA PLUMMER FOR U.S. CONGRESS 22ND DISTRICT OF TEXAS Meet Dr. Letitia Plummer
I grew up in Houston watching my father make a difference in people’s lives every day through his dental practice, and It was his example that inspired me to pursue my own career. Today, I am a woman on a mission, to give people great smiles, boosting their confidence and sense of self-worth. Thanks to years of hard work and perseverance, and with the support of the best staff any small business owner could ask for, I own a successful dental practice with two locations serving the communities of the 22nd Texas Congressional District.
My practice was not my first venture into owning a business, however. Shortly after graduating from Atlanta’s historic Spelman College, I started a company called Safe Hands selling latex gloves. While I felt sure I wanted to follow my father into dentistry, I wanted to gain experience managing a business first. I quickly learned that managing a small business is one of the toughest things you can do—and I was hooked. The rewards of running my own business gave me the courage to return to school and pursue my dental career.
Being self-employed has helped me develop a well-rounded perspective on the challenges faced by middle income families today. I am confronted
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FORT BEND COUNTY HARRIS COUNTY BRAZORIA COUNTY
by the flaws in our healthcare system every day. I’ve found it difficult to find affordable, adequate coverage through the plans available to small employers like myself.
If the heart of the American Dream is the ability to control your own destiny, then we need legislation that empowers people to innovate and forge new paths. Rather than hamper would-be entrepreneurs with unmanageable healthcare costs, we need to fix the Affordable Care Act for all Americans. I know I’ve been lucky. I chose a great career, and I was born at a time when a middle-class girl’s fresh out of college could launch a company, then build up a business to be able to overcome the inevitable bumps in the road. The opportunities available to young people of people trying to change careers today are not the same as those I or my parents had.
These are not small problems. I’ve watched middle-class families get squeezed from every side by a political process that’s left their lives hanging in the balance. I decided it wasn’t enough to be angry about it anymore—it’s time to take action. I’ve served my community as a health care provider and an employer. Now I want to serve the people of Texas’ 22nd District in Congress.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY EARLY VOTING TUES., FEB. 20TH - FRI. MAR. 2, 2018 ELECTION DAY TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 2018
FORT BEND COUNTY
Dear Ground-game Readers:
After months of speaking with many neighbors and members of the community, I am honored to announce my decision to enter the Democratic Primary race for Texas House, District 27. After months of analyzing the state of my community, I learned that our community is starved for real leadership. Families in our community deserve a community with robust economic development and an advocate for all the unique challenges they face. I am running to be a fierce advocate and to do what's right for my entire community, not only a select few.
"Doing What's Right!"
Our campaign is about including all of our neighbors in the district and addressing the issues that are important to you and not a select few.
Fighting for you and your concerns is the only thing that matters! For the past 12 years, Wilvin Carter has demonstrated a personal commitment to public service throughout Fort Bend County, Texas. Mr. Carter earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Berea College and a Juris Doctorate from Thurgood Marshall School of Law, Texas Southern University. After law school, Mr. Carter served as an Assistant Attorney General with the Texas Office of Attorney General in its Law Enforcement Defense Division. While working with the Office of Attorney General, Mr. Carter cultivated his affinity for fight-
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ing for individuals within the courtroom. As a result, Mr. Carter accepted a position as an Assistant District Attorney with the Fort Bend County District Attorney’s Office, where he fought to protect victims and their safety against those that committed criminal acts within the Fort Bend County community. In 2007, Mr. Carter entered private practice as a solo practitioner. He is the founder and owner of The Law Offices of Wilvin J. Carter P.C., where he protects individuals’ legal interests in the areas of criminal defense and civil litigation. As a criminal defense attorney, Mr. Carter has successfully and favorably disposed of hundreds of cases on behalf of his clients through pre-trial settlements and jury trials. As a civil plaintiff’s attorney, Mr. Carter prosecutes matters involving personal injury, breach of contract, and premise liability on behalf of individuals who are victims of individuals’ negligent or wrongful actions. In addition to serving as a zealous advocate for his clients, Mr. Carter has worked to advance the legal community by training future lawyers and promoting professionalism within the Fort Bend County community. He currently serves as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Houston Clear Lake where he teaches Criminal Law to both undergraduate and graduate students. He is also active in a number of legal associations. He is the current President of the Fort Bend Criminal Bar Association; the Criminal Justice Chair for the NAACP of Missouri City and Vicinity Branch; an active member of the Fort Bend Bar Association, the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, the Harris County Criminal Lawyers Association, the Texas Trial Lawyers Association, the State Bar of Texas and the United States Federal Courts. Mr. Carter regularly volunteers within the larger Missouri City-Sugar Land community in the father’s auxiliary of Jack and Jill of America, Inc., 100 Black Men of America, Inc., and the Greater Houston Black Chamber. Mr. Carter is married to his lovely wife Tameika Carter, and they have two wonderful kids. The Carters are members of the Fort Bend Church, where Mr. Carter teaches Sunday school lessons as a member of the Children’s Ministry.
Sheila
U.S. CONGRESSWOMAN
JACKSON LEE
Proudly serving the 18th District of TEXAS
Sheila Jackson Lee
U.S. CONGRESSWOMAN
Proudly serving the 18th District of TEXAS
MEET CONGRESSWOMAN LEE
Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee is an influential and forceful voice in Washington. She is serving her eleventh term as a member of the United States House of Representatives. She represents the 18th Congressional District of Texas, centered in Houston, which is the energy capital of the world. Considered by many as the “Voice of Reason”, she is dedicated to upholding the Constitutional rights of all people. She sits on three Congressional Committees — a senior member of the House Committees on the Judiciary, Homeland Security, and newly appointed by the leadership as a Member of the crucial Budget Committee. She is currently the first female Ranking Member of the Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, Homeland Security, and Investigations and is leading the way on criminal justice reform through groundbreaking legislation including the Sentencing Reform Act, Law Enforcement Trust and Integrity
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Act, The RAISE Act, The Fair Chance for Youth Act, Kaleif’s Law, and the American RISING Act of 2015. She has also introduced several bills including the Juvenile Accountability Block Grant Reauthorization and Bullying Prevention and Intervention Act, H.R. 71, the Federal Prison Bureau Nonviolent Offender Relief Act of 2015, and H.R. 4660, an Amendment to the Commerce, Justice, and Science Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2015 affirming the authority of the Attorney General to reduce prison overcrowding by developing and implementing lawful policies relating to requests for executive clemency from deserving petitioners. She is a champion for women and children supporting the Paycheck Fairness Act and the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act and introducing an amendment to HR2262 that provides for outreach to minority- and women-owned businesses with respect to business opportunities in the commercial space industry and authored H.R.45 the Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Research and Education Act of 2015. She is the past Ranking Member of the Homeland Security Subcommittee on Maritime and Border Security wherein she co-authored HR 1417, a bipartisan bill which has been touted as the best vehicle for accomplishing comprehensive immigration reform in the U.S. House of Representatives. Congresswoman Jackson Lee is also the past Chairwoman of the Homeland Security Subcommittee on Transportation Security and Infrastructure Protection which under her leadership she passed the Transportation Security Act of 2007 which in-
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creased the funding for America’s transportation security. As Chairwoman, Congresswoman Jackson Lee supported enhanced technology, better intelligence, increased airplane cargo inspections, increased security for railroads, and implementation of the 9/11 Commission report. She was named by ‘Congressional Quarterly’ as one of the 50 most effective Members of Congress and the ‘U.S. News and World Report’ named her as one of the 10 most influential legislators in the U.S. House of Representatives. She is a founder, member, and co-chair of the Congressional Children's Caucus and authored and introduced H.R. 83, the Bullying Prevention and Intervention Act of 2013. She is also chair of the Congressional Black Caucus Energy Braintrust, co-chair of the Justice Reform Task Force, a leadership appointed member of the International Helsinki Commission. She serves as Senior Whip for the Democratic Caucus, past Chairperson of the Texas Congressional Democratic Delegation for the 113th Congress, and current Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Board. Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee earned a B.A. in Political Science from Yale University with honors in the first graduating class including females, followed by a J.D. from the University of Virginia Law School. She is married to Dr. Elwyn Lee who is also a Yale Graduate and an Administrator at the University of Houston. She has two children Jason Lee a graduate of Harvard University and Erica Lee a graduate of Duke University who is also a Member of the Harris County School Board in Houston, Texas. She is also the proud grandmother of two grandkids (twins), granddaughter Ellison Bennett Carter and grandson Roy Lee Carter, III.
George Foreman
Dr. Richard Johnson
Tuesday, March 6, 2018 *Democratic Primary
Dr. Johnson is Fighting To:
Education Reform
• Improve the public education system and ensure that children in District 18 receive the same quality of education as children in residentially wealthier districts. • Expand Career and Technology Education (Vocational Education) programs in high schools; Increase internship and apprenticeship programs to feed the trades with highly skilled workers upon graduation. (Texas HB 136 & SB 2105). • Expand and enhance President Obama’s Second Chance Pell Grant Pilot Program. • Expand the Student Work-Study Mentorship Program to enhance academic accountability and student success throughout America. (Texas SB 2082).
Criminal Justice Reform
• Increase Educational and FaithBased programming in prisons (Bible
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College & Chapel Building). • Enhance reentry programs to ensure career readiness and allow for sustainable employment and reintegration. • Minimize the barriers to occupational licensing for non-violent offenders. • Mandate nationwide system to system tracking of the Foster Care to Juvenile Justice pipeline (Texas HB 932). • Expand Law Enforcement Mental Health Grant Programs and ensure all officers have access to mental health treatment. (Texas HB 2619)
Economic Development & Stimulation
• Expand Senior Citizens’ Exemption program; exempt all seniors, 75 years and older, from paying property taxes. • Defeat legislation that unfairly targets senior citizens and/or allows for any cuts in benefits and services. • Actively work to end discrimination practices that affect the LGBT community. • Introduce a Disaster Mitigation Bill to aid communities impacted by Hurricane Harvey; increase drainage and infrastructure in all of the affected areas. • Increase tax incentives to encourage the business community to
hire veterans. • Create the infrastructure/feeder system for Veteran Transition: Ensure District 18’s 26,600 Veterans, and their families, have access to vital services which may ease the transition back to civilian life (i.e. health care, housing, job assistance, education, etc.). • Lift Regulatory Restrictions, including restrictions that currently prevent youth who have felony convictions from receiving necessary education and training. • Lift harmful and unnecessary industry regulations. • Create innovative housing solutions for community’s in need of expanded development. • Increase Small Business capital and allow expansion; Create jobs and spur economic vitality in our community. • Ensure Equal Pay for Equal Work and fair treatment in the workplace.
National Security & Public Safety
National Security & Public Safety • Enact Responsible Immigration Reform and ensure a path to citizen-
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ship for DACA recipients. • Establish a Congressional Liaison program for the undocumented, Hispanic community to assist individuals navigating the maze red tape in an attempt to obtain citizenship. • Increase and enhance Border Security presence to stop illegal human and drug trafficking.
Health Care Reform
• Encourage the VA to hire Vets First • Fix the Affordable Care Act; Reduce Premiums and Deductibles.
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“Big George” Cynthia Cook
George Foreman is a two-time world heavyweight champion and an Olympic gold medalist.
“When all Hope Was Seemingly Lost…Gloria Sanderson of Pioneer Bank Showed Up!”
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PIONEER BANK SAID “YES”
Gloria Sanderson, the SVP,CRA/Fair Lending Officer is a perfect example of why it is vitally important for banks and other lending institutions to have caring people who value our community in positions of authority,” says Aubrey R. Taylor, publisher of Houston Business Connections Magazine©.”
.....BUT GOD!!! HBC MagazineŠ Would like to Congratulate Gloria Sanderson on Being Named our Good Samaritan of the Year for 2017
Art Smith dries the ink on a t-shirt he just printed at Super Bold Print Shop on Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2017, in Houston. The storefront T-shirt print shop's roof and walls were damaged in the floods in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. Their T-shirt drying machine left waterlogged and inoperable, heavily damaging their home and business. (Brett Coomer / Houston Chronicle)
…BUT GOD!!! When all Hope Was Seemingly Lost… Gloria Sanderson of Pioneer Bank Showed Up! HBC MAGAZINE© REPORTS
We’re sure you’ve heard of the passage of scripture in James 2:1417 which reads, “What does it profit, my brethren, if someone says he has
faith but does not have works? Can faith save him? If a brother or sister is naked and destitute of daily food and one of you say to them, “Depart in peace, be warmed and filled,” but you do not give them the things which are needed for the body, what does it profit? Thus also faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead.”
FAITH AT WORK
By now, most of you know that the struggle for Houstonians trying to recover in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey is still ongoing for many. Arthur J. Smith, Sr., his wife Darlene Koffey Smith, and their son, Arthur J. Smith, III are just one example of what families are going through as they struggle to keep the faith; hold out hope; and trust God.
After putting thousands of dollars of their hard earned money into renovating their small building in Houston’s historic Fifth Ward, the pouring rains from Hurricane Harvey came along and threatened to put the Smith’s out of business for good. “The roof just wasn’t strong enough to hold up,” says Arthur J. Smith, Sr. as he discusses the challenges Super Bold City, a micro-factory for printing T-shirts faced following the storm. “Everything was just all messed up,” he says. According to Smith, Hurricane Harvey’s relentless downpour of rain is what did the most damage to his building. “The rain, and after that, the moisture just took its toll and caused us to consider just throwing our hands up,” he says. “Everything we invested appeared to be lost forever.”
THE SBA SAID “NO”
After the storm was over Arthur J. Smith, Sr., and his wife Koffey began searching for help in all the usual places. They felt pretty confident that help would come by way of the (SBA) Small Business Administration. However, their hopes were quickly dashed when the SBA said, that they couldn’t help. “We filed for a $50,000 dollar SBA Loan, but was turned down,” he explains. “We thought all hope was lost after that…but a knock on the door changed it all.”
PIONEER BANK SAID “YES”
“Gloria Sanderson, the SVP,CRA/Fair Lending Officer is a perfect example of why it is vitally important for banks and other lending institutions to have caring people who value our community in positions of authority,” says Aubrey R. Taylor, publisher of Houston Business Connections Magazine©.
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“From what I’ve been told, upon reading their story in the Houston Chronicle, titled: “Harvey abruptly changes economic fortunes, for better and worse” written by: Lydia DePillis and Collin Eaton back on Friday, September 29, 2017 – Gloria Sanderson felt compelled to act,” says Taylor. “She didn’t have to start calling around to try and find Art and Koffey. She could have just ignored their story (or waited for someone else to act) like most other people did,” explains Taylor. “But Gloria Sanderson isn’t that type of person – she truly cares about the community she’s dedicated to serving. It took some effort on her part, but she eventually found Arthur J. Smith and Koffey – and promised to help them!”
SANDERSON KEEPS HER PROMISE
When everyone else said “NO” to Arthur J. Smith, Sr. and Koffey, the people at Pioneer Bank said “YES”. “On behalf of Houston Business Connections Magazine©, I want to personally thank Gloria Sanderson and Pioneer Bank for helping this fine, hardworking family by delivering $15,000.00 dollars by way of their “Small Business Recovery Grant Program” done in partnership with the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas to help small businesses get back on their feet after Hurricane Harvey,” says Aubrey R. Taylor.
The Smith Family with Governor Greg Abbott
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“My mission is to serve families in times of crisis in a thoughtful, compassionate, and deliberate way, whether that crisis involves the loss of a loved one, the need for a guardianship, or
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ART AND KOFFEY ARE TWO GRATEFUL PEOPLE
“On behalf of Super Bold City, Art, our son (Yung Giant) and myself (Koffey) we want to personally thank Pioneer Bank and Miss Gloria Sanderson for hearing our cry; noticing our need to be helped out financially, and taking action to help us reach our level of progress as a small business. We are working hard every day to continue to serve our under-served community/society after being affected by Hurricane Harvey ourselves. Miss Gloria Sanderson went above and beyond the call of duty. She went the extra mile for us, by traveling from Sugar Land, Texas to 5th Ward in search of helping us out. And to hear her say that she could not get the image of my husband Art printing that T-Shirt with a hole in the roof after seeing our story in the Houston Chronicle made us feel appreciative just to know that someone out there cared enough to help.�
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FREEDOM...AND JUSTICE FOR ALL.
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GLORIA SANDERSON IS A TRUE PIONEER
“Pioneer Bank has a true gem in Gloria Sanderson,” says Aubrey R. Taylor. So, if your business has been negatively impacted by a natural disaster, such as Hurricane Harvey, Gloria Sanderson, the SVP, CRA/Fair Lending Officer is a great person to know. She can be reached directly at, (281)632-1516, or by cell at, (281)222-7458. Her email address is, Gloria.sanderson@pioneer.bank if you have any questions. WAY TO GO GLORIA!
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Dear Houstonians:
Our mission is to provide after-school opportunities for middle-school aged children in the community to become involved in athletics, so that they may learn the character traits of accountability, teamwork, leadership, work ethic, and perseverance, while in a safe and supervised environment with their peers. Given the flood in Texas we are also committed to assisting Houston and surrounding communities. Thank you to everyone who donated their time and money. The generosity and humanity shown was remarkable and will go a long way.
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Astros Youth Academy free summer camps
In case you don’t know, the Astros Youth Academy hosted free summer baseball and softball camps for boys and girls ages 7-17 earlier this year. Camps ran from June 5-July 14. All camps were free and were individual, weeklong sessions. The camps were held at the Youth Academy and were strictly baseball/softball instructional activities. Kids who attended the camps had to be interested in one of the two sports. For more information about the next camps, please contact the Astros Youth Academy office at 281-260-9166 or email uya@astros.com.
Coming to Houston on January 19, 2018
Held on the field at Minute Maid Park, the Diamond Dreams Gala features seven-time Grammy winner, Ms. Gladys Knight -The Empress of Soul, as well as Astros players and legends. The event benefits the Astros Foundation and New Hope Housing, an organization combatting homelessness by providing housing and support services for those in need.
The Astros Foundation Fundraising Events
The Astros Foundation is proud to support local 501(c)3 nonprofits and their causes through fundraising events. We support organizations whose efforts benefit Youth Baseball/Softball, Education/Literacy, Childhood Cancer, Military and Quality of Life.
The Astros Foundation Mission
Harnessing the passion of baseball fans to enrich our community.
The Astros Foundation Mission Statement
The Astros Foundation is the official 501Š3 team charity of the Houston Astros. We seek to harness the passion of baseball fans to support youth baseball and softball programs, the recognition/honor of our nation's military, childhood cancer awareness and efforts to reduce homelessness. Our cornerstone initiatives include the Community Leaders program, the Astros Youth Academy and the Astros RBI Program. (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities).
Our “Houstonian” of the Year for 2017 HBC MAGAZINE© REPORTS
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MATTRESS MACK CAME TO THE RESCUE OF HARVEY EVACUEES
Jim McIngvale doesn’t have to be told or asked to step-up-to-the-plate for Houstonians in need. When Hurricane Harvey’s floodwaters turned parts of Houston into a bayou, Mattress Mack opened two of his furniture stores as temporary shelters to help evacuees. It’s clear that Mattress Mack understands the true meaning of Luke 12:48 which states: “For unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required: and to whom men have committed much, of him they will ask the more.” -- KJV
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God will indeed prosper what He has in mind for us to do if we yield our mind, body, spirit, soul, and resources to His will and purpose for us individually, corporately and politically. So let’s work together as we harken to the spirit of God as He orders our steps, and imparts into us ”ALL” the wisdom, discernment, favor, and grace we need to change lives and claim more territory for the KINGDOM with a more potent GROUND-GAME.
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