Author Archives: Joe Chow for U.S. Congress

I would like to thank all the voters that voted for me in Navarro County, Ellis County and Tarrant County. I also want to thank my family, volunteers and friends for their time, money and effort to help me. Even though I came in second, it is time to move forward and look at 2014. I will be visiting with you throughout the next months so you can get to know me better and I can learn more about your issues and concerns. I am humbled by the overwhelming support, friendships, and most of all your votes. I will be…..

Incumbent Barton Optimistic in CD-6 GOP Primary by Emily Ramshaw, The Texas Tribune May 17, 2012 Congressman Joe Barton’s campaign isn’t expecting too much trouble in his re-election bid: At last check, the 28-year incumbent had more than $1.3 million cash on hand, and poll numbers showed him sliding to an easy victory without a runoff in the largely conservative CD-6. But he’s also got three Republican primary opponents and some rough patches on his resume that some political observers say could open the door for an ouster in the recently redrawn district, which spans Navarro, Ellis and Tarrant counties……

Inspect What You Expect! An infuriating story has unfolded on Capitol Hill. Federal employees in the General Services Administration (GSA), though sworn to serve, have been living the life of royalty, instead. Unknowingly, you and I have been footing the bill for their lavish trips and exorbitant conferences. Caught unaware, the Administration and Congress are reacting with severe crackdowns. Most of Capitol Hill has denounced the excessive spending. The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee have heard from the Acting GSA Administrator Dan Tangherlini and Inspector General Brian Miller as they attempted to explain the squandering of taxpayer’s money by…..

I’ve traveled throughout the district. I’ve heard many voice their concerns. The strongest have been regarding our national economy. This is something I’m passionate about…bringing America into financial stability through fiscal responsibility. Political campaigns are often filled with an abundance of promises. What sets my campaign apart? Proof. For the past 25 years, I’ve owned and operated one of Addison’s top ranked restaurants. And I’ve done it without the added burden of debt. How was I able to accomplish this feat in such a challenged economy? The power of cash and self discipline. I wasn’t afraid of hard work. Fueled…..