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Sunday, January 1, 2023

The Next Two Years Could Be Tough for Blacks As Strategic Alliances Are Continuing to Be Formed Across the Political Aisle

Rachel Palmer Hooper currently serves as General Counsel for the Republican Party of Texas, but this woman is not a Republican. And her best friend Kim Ogg, who currently serves as the Democrat, Harris County District Attorney for Harris County, Texas, isn't even a Democrat. Now, for the record, according to several different sources, District Attorney Kim Ogg, has already given her blessings to Rachel Palmer Hooper, who plans to place her name on the 2024 Republican Party Primary ballot as a candidate for Harris County District Attorney. That being said, my sources are telling me that District Attorney Kim Ogg, may not seek re-election, but rather, could possibly run for State Senator John Whitmire's state senate seat, if he wins his Tuesday, November 7, 2023, bid to succeed Sylvester Turner, as Houston next mayor. You can "CLICK HERE" to see our "Fighting the Good Fight" edition.

The Next Two Years Could Be Tough for Blacks As Strategic Alliances Are Continuing to Be Formed Across the Political Aisle

AUBREY R. TAYLOR REPORTS©

There's something very twisted going on behind the scenes in Harris County, Texas right now. What I'm unfolding behind the scenes is alarming. From what I can see, there's been an alliance formed between key players like Rachel Palmer Hooper, who serves as general counsel for the Republican Party of Texas, and Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg.

KEEP WATCHING

If you keep watching, as things continue to unfold over the next few months, what you're going to see unfold, is a highly-organized effort aimed at positioning Rachel Palmer Hooper, for a run to become the next District Attorney for Harris County, Texas. That being said, I don't think that the scheme to pull this off will be successful. Why? Well, rank-and-file Republicans don't like Rachel Palmer Hooper, or her husband Don Hooper, and have already rejected both of them.

Rachel Palmer Hooper was soundly rejected at the ballot box when she ran for a judge as Rachel Palmer. And Rachel Palmer Hooper was also rejected by Republican Party Precinct Chairs when she tried to become the Senate District 13 Committee Chairman. And when her husband recently tried to become the Senate District 13, Committee Chairman, he was also rejected by the Republican Party Precinct Chairs, from what I understand.

So, why does Rachel Palmer Hooper, believe that she can become the next Harris County District Attorney? Well, she's uniquely positioning herself, as the go-to-person by controlling how the money ($25,000) is being doled out to legal counsel for candidates who could be filing lawsuits to challenge the recent Tuesday, November 8, 2022, Midterm Election in Harris County, Texas. But anyways, that's a story for another day.

As the "NEW YEAR" begins to unfold, please keep a close eye on Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg, and her sidekick Rachel Palmer Hooper, as their 'alleged' scheme to pass the Harris County District Attorney's Office to Hooper continues to unfold.

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According to several different sources, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg and her best friend Rachel Palmer Hooper, may have cooked up a scheme that involves District Attorney Kim Ogg, giving her blessings to Rachel Palmer Hooper, who could possibly be positioning herself to succeed Ogg, as the next Harris County District Attorney, in the upcoming 2024 Presidential Election, in Harris County, Texas. You can "CLICK HERE" to see our "Fighting the Good Fight" edition.

According to several different sources, Rachel Palmer Hooper, the wife of Don Hooper, and best friend of Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg may have already put into play their scheme to Rachel Palmer Hooper, who currently serves as general counsel for the Texas Republican Party, to become the next Harris County District Attorney in the 2024 Presidential Election in Harris County, Texas. You can "CLICK HERE" to see our "Fighting the Good Fight" edition.

Are you ready for the 2023 City of Houston General Election, and 2024 Presidential Election cycle? Chris Daniel (walking toward protest), is (in my opinion) the best Harris County District Clerk we've ever had to serve in the position. In the photo above, Chris, came out to attend the protest and rally against corruption and election fraud that was being held in front of the Harris County Commissioner Court Building, that's located at 1001 Preston Street, in downtown Houston. You can "CLICK HERE" to see our "Fighting the Good Fight" edition.

These are two of the most honorable men I know. Former Judge Nile Copeland (center), and former Harris County District Clerk Chris Daniel are part of the reason I get up every morning to put my time, talent, and treasure to work. Both of these men have always been extremely supportive of my effort to empower my readers and compel them to make more informed decisions at the ballot box in Harris County, Texas, and beyond. You can "CLICK HERE" to see our "Fighting the Good Fight" edition.

I'm grateful to God for allowing my path to cross with "GREAT PEOPLE" like former Judge Nile Copeland, and former Harris County District Clerk Chris Daniel. That being said, I'm renewing my vigor and strengthening my resolve as I endeavor to continue my efforts to use my time, talent, and treasure to expose and unveil dirty political players, promote, and assist good candidates who value the support, prayers, and vote of my readership. You can "CLICK HERE" to see our "Fighting the Good Fight" edition.

We must start holding local media outlets and reporters accountable and implore them to accurately report the news. In the photo above, Jeff Ehling, a Channel 13, news anchor listened attentively as I showed him compelling proof of "VOTER FRAUD" and that I've uncovered that a Black woman who has been dead for over 31 years (Kathleen Smith Hooey), a Black woman who has been dead 16 years (Gloria Rideaux Chambers), and a Black man who has been dead for 6 years (Tommie Bookman), all had their voter registration certificates renewed on January 1, 2022, and are now registered to vote in all Harris County Elections taking place through December 31, 2023. You can "CLICK HERE" to see our "Fighting the Good Fight" edition.