All Entries in the "Issues" Category
Gilbert: “This Is What Is Right For Texas”
Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Releases Historic LGBT Policy Statement, Calls For Civil Unions With Same Rights …
Equality for All
A Policy Statement on Issues of Importance to the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Community
Gilbert Proposes Sweeping Reforms, Return To Pay-Go For Transportation Infrastructure
Says Texas Must End “Tax And Toll Policy,” Make TxDOT More Responsive
Getting Texas Moving Again
A Plan to Address Texas’ Transportation Needs in The 21st Century
Hank Gilbert on Majority Leader Reid’s Public Option Announcement
Gilbert: ” Texans overwhelmingly favor legislation which would include a public option.”
Hank Supports the Employee Free Choice Act
Hank expressed his unequivocal support for the Employee Free Choice act in this video shot by a Labor activist at the 9th Annual Dallas County Fish Fry.
Death Penalty
Hank supports the death penalty. However, with today’s advanced technology, …
Gilbert Says Perry’s Continued Claims Show He Is Out Of Touch With Texas
Gilbert: If Rick Perry’s Economy Was America’s Blueprint, We’d Be A Third-World Country
Gilbert Campaign Criticizes Schieffer’s Lackadaisical Attitude On Healthcare Reform
Says Shieffer’s Remarks In State’s Poorest Region Shows How Out Of Touch He Is
TYLER—Democrat Hank Gilbert’s gubernatorial campaign Thursday afternoon warned Democratic Primary voters to carefully parse phrases used by gubernatorial candidate Tom Schieffer of Fort Worth concerning healthcare reform when considering who to vote for in the March Democratic Primary.
Schieffer, an intimate of former [...]
Second Amendment Rights
Hank unequivocally supports Texans’ Second Amendment rights to keep and bear arms.
A Woman’s Right To Choose
Hank unequivocally believes in safeguarding a woman’s right to choose.
Transparency & Inclusiveness In Government
As governor, Hank will work to make his administration the most transparent and inclusive in Texas history.
Corridor project may be dead, but spending thrives
Texas already has spent close to $60 million on the recommended-for-death parallel to Interstate 35 once envisioned as part of the Trans-Texas Corridor.
