Congressional District 6 candidate Joe Chow responded to The Ellis County Press March 29, 2012 article titled "Congressional hopeful attends pro-Muslim events."
In a press conference on April 5, Chow stated "A local newspaper has drawn a skewed version of a past event I attended, which has created a false impression." Click here for the raw audio of Chow's press conference.
The Ellis County Press provided the Chow campaign the opportunity to comment on the subject matter, which they did and which was published with the original article. The Ellis County Press included factual information that can be easily verified on the Internet and also comments from the Chow campaign and the Itamar Gelbman campaign. Gelbman is another candidate running for Congressional District 6 against Joe Barton.
In what was really a non-issue, Gelbman made an issue with his comments. The Ellis County Press merely reported both sides of the issue and included facts to support or deny each candidate’s comments.
While defending his attendance and clarifying that he does not support one religion over another, Chow quoted the First Amendment and stated "The First Amendment offers solid guidance for situations such as this action called into question."
Considering that the First Amendment also prohibits the "abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press," Ellis RTK finds it troublesome that the Chow campaign would threaten to sue The Ellis County Press.
The following are audio clips and transcripts from Precinct Three Ellis County Commissioner Heath Sims during the Ellis County Republican Candidate Forum hosted by the Ellis County Republican Women on February 13, 2012.
Mr. Sims spoke immediately after Alex Schindler and two other candidates for Precinct Three Ellis County Commissioner raised transparency issues with the current County Commissioners' Court, including the lack of transparency when changing a deed restriction for the old Superconducting Super Collider property, making it possible for Magnablend to operate a chemical plant that handles hazardous and possibly toxic chemicals on that property.
Read more...The following are audio clips from Texas State Representive District 10 candidates, T.J. Fabby and Jim Pitts, during the Ellis County Republican Candidate Forum hosted by the Ellis County Republican Women on February 13, 2012.
Read more...The following are audio clips from Ellis County Sheriff candidates, Susan Welch-Rodriguez, Kevin Ketchum, and Johnny Brown, during the Ellis County Republican Candidate Forum hosted by the Ellis County Republican Women on February 13, 2012.
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