Tex is the

"Winston Wolf of Politics."

From bridging humanitarian assistance with GOTV efforts after a hurricane to overseeing the largest state-based absentee campaign ever conducted by the GOP at the time, Tex has helped our team for over a decade.

Tex delivers while others linger.

— Chris Turner

Former AAPC Board Member

CEO, Grassroots America

I so enjoyed Tex's talk and learned more about the inside world of political campaigns from it than I have from our previous sessions combined.

Tex was insightful, practical, and engaging.

— Steve Edwards

Former Executive Director

UChicago Institute of Politics

Tex took this corporate executive mad about a local ordinance and helped me be the first successful council challenger in a decade and lay the foundation for real reform.

A win isn't just a win to Tex. It's a beginning. Another opportunity.

Most consultants cash the victory bonus and ride into the sunset. That's not how Tex thinks or works. Over the next few years, our initial efforts and movement grew with the help of so many. We flipped the council and passed city charter changes for term limits and ethics with record turnout and 87% of voter support.

He was my consultant.

He is now my friend.

— Chris Putnam

CEO, Dallas Express

Former Global Business Development, Synchronoss

I met and witnessed Tex in action back in 2010.

He rallied a broad coalition of student groups and labor organizations to oppose a trial attorney on the war path against a major drink manufacturer.

Tex has a way of sensing bad actors and insincere intent.

He was able to expose this essentially a blackmail campaign of public opinion that could have actually hurt union workers at the local bottling facility.

He's never stopped looking at issues like others don't

while challenging the political bullies most won't.

— Tim Smith

President, Midwest Public Affairs

Though outspent 20:1, Tex thwarted Ken Starr's hostile takeover of Baylor University's independent alumni association with only weeks to act. His strategy and effective execution equipped us with the necessary tools to win in what was a very unique election in a very unique environment. Remaining independent was integral to alumni efforts to keep the administration accountable, to expose the sexual assault scandals, and to improve the university.

— Tom Nesbitt, DeShazo and Nesbitt LLP

Our company faced uncertainty when President Trump's 2018 steel tariffs came into effect. Tex accompanied me to Ukraine while giving feedback, solved a production issue amusingly owing to his knowledge of smoking meats, and advised caution and exit ahead of Russia's second invasion.

Tex is built different.

— Cameron Lokey

Former CEO | HouSteel