Tonight, President Obama is going to address the nation and talk in platitudes about economic positions that Congress has no intentions of acting upon. Instead they are still trying to pass socialized health care and more spending bills that will further stifle small business job creation and drive middle class taxes higher and higher. As we speak, Congress is trying to raise the our national debt ceiling to over $14 Trillion dollars, instead of writing a budget that cuts wasteful and unnecessary government spending.

If you agree that the 23rd Congressional district deserves a leader who will fight for economic policies that will grow private sector jobs not government jobs. . . .then I need your help TODAY!  If you agree that the 23rd Congressional district deserves a leader who will fight to keep our money from going to Washington and our children free from a crushing debt burden. . . .then I need your help TODAY!

You can join our movement by: making a generous donation of $25, $50, $100, or $200 to our campaign, or volunteering your time to organize in your neighborhood and help use speak with voters about why limited government solutions are better than what we are seeing today.

We must fight for lower taxes on hard working families and small businesses. We must end this new era of big government spending, unnecessary regulations and mandates and create an environment that allows job creation and economic growth. We must stop Nancy Pelosi's out-of-control spending and socialist agenda by taking back Congress.

We can do all of this if we act now and let the people take control of Washington. That starts right here. Join our movement today and together we can put an end to these reckless policies that are destroying our economy and killing jobs across Texas.

Please help us keep our momentum and pressure on Ciro Rodriguez by making a generous donation of $25, $50, $100, or $200 to our campaign, or volunteering your time with our campaign.

Thank you for your continued support - your prayers, guidance, and advice are much appreciated.

With Great Respect,

Francisco “Quico” Canseco