25thAnnual Diningwith Democrats
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KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
NEBCD's 25th Annual Dining with Democrats
PROGRAM
Reception & Silent Auction
Let the hors d'oeuvre Buffet Begin!
Welcome: David Kruse, NEBCD Chair
Pledge of Allegiance Sheriff Javier Salazar
Introduce Our Elected Officials & Candidates
Thanks to the Sponsors of NEBCD's 25th Annual Dining with Democrats
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: The Honorable Ron Rangel, Judge, The 379th Criminal District Court
7:30 PM 8:00 PM
6:00 PM 6:00 PM 6:30 PM 7:00 PM 9:30 PM 9:30 PM
Getting Your "Just Desserts" from Your Elected Officials and Candidates
Live Auction Auctioneer: Tommy Adkisson
Silent Auction Closes
Closing Remarks: David Kruse, NEBCD Chair
Music
Luvine Elias, Jr.
Billy Skaggs' performance credits include shows with Little Anthony and the Imperials, pop group Boys to Men, Ed Shaunessey (drummer for Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show), Buddy DeFranco (Hall of Fame Jazz Clarinetist), and many others. The Billy Staggs Group is available for wedding receptions, corporate functions and also club dates.
Luvine Elias, Jr.'s vast and varied repertoire includes everything from solo performances with vocals for private parties, restaurants and bars and large political events. He also performs as a member of professional orchestras in venues such as The Majestic Theatre, Spurs games, and the German Club debutante ball. He plays jazz, country, rock, and Tejano, Solo performances include liturgical services and ceremonies, private functions, and special appearances.
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From 12 Very Blue Precincts along Broadway from Hildebrand to Jones Street
All The North East Bexar County Democrats, Thank you for your exemplary work and service within our community. With much appreciation,
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Biden's accomplishments remarkable in historical context, TOM MAERTENS My View, The Free Press, Sep 15, 2022
"Less than two years into his term, Biden’s record of accomplishments surpasses what most presidents accomplish in their entire tenures. As Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, D-New York, said: “If someone were to say that a president had a record of accomplishment (such as Biden’s), without putting a time frame on it, the logical response would be: That person had a successful two-term presidency.” In fact, it might be necessary to go back to Franklin Delano Roosevelt to match Biden’s record of success. And astonishingly, it has been accomplished with a Senate split 50-50."
SCAN here for more reasons to feel good about being a Democrat.
NEBCD thanks the San Antionio Professional Fire Fighters Local 624 for the generous donation of their hall for the 25th Annual Dining with Democrats.
Lausanne Wiatrowski
SheriffJavier Salazar
JusticeBeth Watkins
Speaker of the House Sponsors
Aurora Sanchez
Robert Miller
Commissioner JustinRodriguez
Attorney Andrew Ramon
Our Congressperson Sponsors
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Deputy Pct. Chair Gina Sandoval
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Diane Fuqua
JudgeCesar Garcia
JudgeRosie Alvarado JudgeAndrea Arevalos
Councilmember Mario Bravo
StatePRepresemtative hilip Cortez
State Representative Diego Bernal
Our Congressperson Sponsors
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MUCHAS MUCHAS GRACIAS! GRACIAS!
Judge
Norma Gonzales
JudgeTina Torres
Deputy Pct. Chair Gina Sandoval
AttorneyAmber Liddell JudgeMichael Mery
Candidate District 10 Joel Solis
These candidates were endorsed by the NEBCD membership following a Candidate Forum sponsored by NEBCD on March 8, 2023.
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McQueen for United States Senate
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Politicians of Asian Descent Rise in Latino-Majority San Antonio
"With the election of a Japanese American as leader of the county government, San Antonio now has politicians of Asian descent in its two top positions." ~ New York Times
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In 1994, NEBCD was founded on the northeast side of San Antonio, but its membership includes people from across Bexar County. Come to a monthly meeting. Consider becoming a member.
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David Kruse
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About NEBCD
NEBCD is designated by the Internal Revenue Service as a nonprofit 527 political action committee (PAC)
NEBCD relies on dues and donations to support its activities. All donations from NEBCD's two annual fundraisers and other sources are used for grassroots community organization and Get Out the Vote activities.
NEBCD has no paid staff. Volunteers power the pop up NEBCD campaign headquarters during the major election cycles in even numbered years. They provide support to all local, regional, state and national Democratic candidates from our area with office space, phone banks, canvassing, and administrative support.
In between campaign cycles, NEBCD conducts monthly membership meetings to educate voters and encourage citizen participation.
Membership dues are $20 per year. SCAN here to join or donate.
Pictured: The 2022 NEBCD pop up campaign office.
Thank you, NEBCD for providing valuable support and services to our community and promoting the Democratic values to all. UnitedStatesCongressman HenryCuellar Representing the 28thDistrictofTexas