BREAKING NEWS! DAVID WATTS SPEAKS AT LONE STAR TEA PARTY IN ARLINGTON ON AUGUST 8, 2013 Conservative Republican from East Texas will speak to the Lone Star Tea Party in Arlington on August 8, 2013. GILMER, TX – Business technology and human resources consultant David Watts announced that he will be speaking at the August 8, 2013 meeting of the Lone Star Tea Party in Arlington. The meeting takes place at 3535 Marathon Street in Pantego, TX and begins at 6:30 pm. Watts will share his conservative values for the work of the Texas Land Commissioner. “It is a real joy to visit with like-minded conservative voters and to share my vision for the work of the Texas Land Commissioner. As a business consultant, I serve clients around the world because they are confident in my ability to help them become more efficient, more effective, and to reinvent themselves to better serve their customers. I intend to bring that business leadership home to the work of the Texas General Land Office,” Watts said. “I’ve talked to Texans across the state. They instinctively understand the need for a true conservative to provide vision for this important work. We’re carrying our message across the state. From Texarkana to El Paso, from Amarillo to Brownsville, my sharp focus on the work of the Texas Land Commissioner and my supreme confidence in the power of individual liberty has already resonated with voters of all ages, ethnicities, and backgrounds.” David Watts has more than 22 years of real-world success helping companies leverage technology and human resource solutions to better serve their clients. Watts has led both small and large teams, nationally and internationally, and has led large projects in eight countries outside the US including France, Spain, The UK, and Japan. His dynamic hands-on style of management has allowed him to inspire others to great success. David Watts also worked for six years as full time preacher in Longview, Texas. He holds a Commercial, Multi-engine Pilot License and has also worked as a Certified Flight Instructor. In 2012 he published his first historical fiction novel, Hope in Hungnam, which has received international recognition as helping preserve an almost unknown history of the Korean War for future generations. Hope in Hungnam has been translated into Korean and is now available in South Korea. The Watts for Texas Land Commissioner campaign may be followed at WattsforTexas.org as well as on Facebook at facebook/WattsforTexas and also on Twitter at @WattsforTexas.
Posted on: Wed, 07 Aug 2013 20:56:34 +0000
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