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Anti-Fascist Protest

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The Anti-Fascist Protest went off without a hitch.

 

We had 80 people holding signs. We had only three folks who were curious about our sidewalk signs and talked kindly to our protesters.

 

This is the first Democratic protest in Bandera's history.

 

Fortunately, the Trump Train was circling the wagons, honking horns, and revving their engines, bringing a lot of attention to our protest. They circled the area for almost two hours. They must have been very curious about our signs.

 

The Bandera City and County fathers were very cooperative in helping us set up the event.

 

There was no prominent police presence at the protest.  

Pot Luck Lunch, Business Meeting
Learning Experience​

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Sat. February 14, 2026, 11:00 AM to Noon for potluck lunch. 

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12:00 Noon to 12:30 PM BCDC Business Meeting.

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12:30 to 1:30 PM Speakers. To Be Announced

 

Everyone brought such good food this year for the potluck.

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 Silver Sage, 

 803 Buck Creek Drive,  

 Bandera, TX. 78003

 Bring your friends. ​​

    

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The January 10th meeting featured 

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Kristin Hook

 

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Kristin Hook is running for election to the U.S. House to represent the Texas 21st Congressional District. She is a scientist with a PhD in biology and the daughter of a single mom in a working-class family. She’s also worked for the federal government.  She’s a “science and tech expert” who worked for a wide variety of federal policy issues while serving in the U.S. Senate  Office of Elizabeth Warren, the National Institutes of Health, and the Government Accountability Office.  ·      

   

Clayton Tucker​​​

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Clayton Tucker is running for Texas Agriculture Commissioner. His grandfather put him to work on the family’s RX Ranch in Lampasas, Texas, as soon as he was “old enough to wear boots.”  He grew up “baling hay, mending fences, and running cattle, goats, sheep and pigs…” He worked for former Texas Agriculture Commissioner Jim Hightower, lobbying “to provide healthcare for all Texans.” He attended Southwestern University and is a member of the State Democratic Executive Committee. ·       

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"We have become not a melting pot but a beautiful mosaic. Different people, different beliefs, different yearnings, different hopes, different dreams." - President Jimmy Carter

Bandera County Democratic Club

Working together to inform the public on political issues and actions.

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PO Box 1741
Bandera, Texas, 78003
United States

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​Email us at bandemoclub@gmail.com

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