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GOP Texas Convention - San Antonio David and Linda attend the first day of the Republican Convention in San Antonio as Delegates from Senatorial District 18. (05.31.04) |
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GOP Texas Convention - San Antonio The convention is being held in the Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center, May 31 through June 5, 2004. (05.31.04) |
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GOP Texas Convention - San Antonio Linda visits the members of the Temporary Platform Committee and shares our thoughts about the Trans-Texas Corridor. (05.31.04) |
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GOP Texas Convention - San Antonio David and Linda drafted a Resolution opposing the Trans-Texas Corridor in their Precinct that was later adopted by the County Convention and sent to this committee for consideration at the state level. At the meeting pictured the Committee adopted rules that would determine the requirements for Resolutions to be considered and how testimony would be taken. (05.31.04) |
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San Antonio Remember the Alamo? Linda pauses for a photograph. (05.31.04) |
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San Antonio Travis Park Methodist Youth Building. (05.31.04) |
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San Antonio Because it was a holiday (Memorial Day) the business center at the convention center was closed. David and Linda walked to the business center at the St. Anthony Hotel where they will stay Thursday and Friday nights. (05.31.04) |
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San Antonio This historic hotel is nearly 100 years old. Linda poses in front of a lobby salon fireplace. David and Linda had just completed writing and printing copies of a new Platform Resolution opposing the Trans-Texas Corridor. (05.31.04) |
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San Antonio Linda taking a rest at Starbucks on the Riverwalk on her way back to the convention center. (05.31.04) |
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GOP Texas Convention - San Antonio Returning to the convention center David and Linda presented their 'improved & expanded' Platform Resolution and provided testimony before three different platform sub-committees. The testimony was well received by each of the committees. It is expected that the Resolution will pass from Committee and make it to the floor in the General Session where it will be debated before the state's 17,000 Delegates. (05.31.04) |
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November 02, 2006 Copyright 2004 David K. Stall | |
