The Work of Our Lives
Friends, every generation gets a moment when it has to decide what kind of future it’s willing to fight for.
Across North Texas, I meet people who make this state run:
- teachers who open classroom doors before sunrise
- nurses who miss dinner to finish another round
- lineworkers who climb poles in the dark to keep the lights on
The promise of Texas belongs to everyone,
just the chance to work hard, build a life and give their kids a shot that’s better than their own.
But somewhere along the way, the Texas promise got sold to the highest bidder. Politicians stopped listening to the people who keep this state alive and started answering to the ones who have the deepest pockets.
I’m not running for the Texas Senate because I always dreamed of holding office.
Author's summary: Fighting for Texas' future.
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