Austin, TX-Today State Rep. James White Filed an Amendment to the Texas Constitution, The Legislation if passed would face 3 more challenges the first from the Texas Senate, Second the Voters of Texas, and then the United States Supreme Court. Rep.White grew up in Houston where he attended public schools. James graduated with honors from Prairie View A&M University with a degree in Political Science and Military Science and he completed doctoral studies in Political Science at the University of Houston. The United States Congress commissioned James as an officer of Infantry in the U.S. Army, where heat we are in served his country in assignments throughout the world, most notably from 1987-90 in the Berlin Brigade. Rep.White is proud to call Tyler County home, where he maintains a small cattle ranch. He has taught American government and free enterprise economics and coached football and basketball at Woodville High School. Additionally, Rep. White has taught government at Angelina College in Lufkin. Rep. White is a proud member of the Republican Caucus, the Tea Party Caucus, the Legislative Black Caucus, the Rural Caucus, the Manufacturing Caucus, and the Texas Conservative Coalition. In a Statement to a Local news station White stated the following. "We don't think another federal plan is going to be the solution." he went on to say "if big Federal plans or big plans out of Washington where the answer, we wouldn't be in the situation where we are now in health care". White wanted to emphasize that unlike a nullification bill, a constitutional measure is harder to challenge in court. And is less likely to be ruled unconstitutional. No one would lose the current health care coverage.
Friday, November 30, 2012
Texas State Rep. James White Files Amendment to Texas Constitution.
Austin, TX-Today State Rep. James White Filed an Amendment to the Texas Constitution, The Legislation if passed would face 3 more challenges the first from the Texas Senate, Second the Voters of Texas, and then the United States Supreme Court. Rep.White grew up in Houston where he attended public schools. James graduated with honors from Prairie View A&M University with a degree in Political Science and Military Science and he completed doctoral studies in Political Science at the University of Houston. The United States Congress commissioned James as an officer of Infantry in the U.S. Army, where heat we are in served his country in assignments throughout the world, most notably from 1987-90 in the Berlin Brigade. Rep.White is proud to call Tyler County home, where he maintains a small cattle ranch. He has taught American government and free enterprise economics and coached football and basketball at Woodville High School. Additionally, Rep. White has taught government at Angelina College in Lufkin. Rep. White is a proud member of the Republican Caucus, the Tea Party Caucus, the Legislative Black Caucus, the Rural Caucus, the Manufacturing Caucus, and the Texas Conservative Coalition. In a Statement to a Local news station White stated the following. "We don't think another federal plan is going to be the solution." he went on to say "if big Federal plans or big plans out of Washington where the answer, we wouldn't be in the situation where we are now in health care". White wanted to emphasize that unlike a nullification bill, a constitutional measure is harder to challenge in court. And is less likely to be ruled unconstitutional. No one would lose the current health care coverage.
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