Dallas Jones (left), the owner of Elite Change, Inc., failed miserably (yesterday), Sunday, October 27, 2024, as he fell well short of his goal of having 10,000 Black men attend his rally. Only about (35) thirty-five Black men showed up at Houston City Hall for a rally promoted on FOX 26's "ISIAH FACTOR UNCENSORED," Channel 2, Channel 39, MSN, and the Houston Chronicle. The fact that Dallas Jones, Commissioner Rodney Ellis, State Rep. Ron Reynolds, State Senator Borris Miles, Bishop James Dixon, City Controller Chris Hollins, City Councilman Edward Pollard, and Constable Elect James "SMOKIE" Phillips couldn't convince more than (35) thirty-five Black men to attend their rally with five TV stations promoting their rally is proof positive that "BLACK MEN" don't support these dudes and don't give a darn about hearing what they have to say.
State Rep. Ron Reynolds (right) is a strong leader in Fort Bend County. If the so-called 10,000 Black Men rally were held in Fort Bend, State Rep. Ron Reynolds would have assembled more Black men than Dallas Jones and Commissioner Rodney Ellis (left) assembled yesterday in downtown Houston. There's a significant difference between a 10,000 Black men rally and a (35) thirty-five Black men rally. Truth be told, Dallas Jones and his partners for that rally are not respected, admired, or revered by "STRONG AFRICAN AMERICAN MALES," that's why nobody showed up for their rally.
Only About 35 Black Men Showed Up to What Dallas Jones Declared Would a 10,000 Black Men Unification Rally
AUBREY R. TAYLOR REPORTS©
Part of the reason the “ABSENTEE MAIL BALLOT COUNT” is so low is that Dallas Jones, an alleged “KING-PIN” in the “ABSENTEE MAIL BALLOT TRADE,” has been under increasing scrutiny since he was allegedly picked up by “FEDERAL AUTHORITIES” during the closing days of the 2020 Presidential Election cycle.
Today, our boy Dallas Jones is trying his hand at a new profession – promoting unity amongst Black men – but he failed miserably in his feeble attempt to unify Black men yesterday.
“AN EPIC FAILURE.”
Calling the so-called 10,000 Black Men of Greater Houston rally on (Sunday, October 27, 2024), an utter disappointment, “EPIC FAILURE,” and a complete waste of time would be an understatement.
As best I can tell, only about thirty-five “BLACK MEN” showed up for what was supposed to be a gathering of 10,000 Black Men gathered around the reflection pool at Houston City Hall.
I keep trying to tell anyone who will listen that Dallas Jones, the owner of Elite Change, Inc., is not a promoter, organizer, or top-rate political consultant.
Dallas Jones is nothing more than a ‘two-bit’ head of a “BALLOT HARVETING RING” who no longer can work his magic since the new “VOTER INTEGRITY LAWS” have put him and his cohorts like Gerald Womack out of business.
The thirty-five or so Black men who took the time to drive downtown for the so-called 10,000 Black Men rally had to be bewildered, dismayed, and pissed off after they found themselves sitting in an empty seating area – not a crowd of 10,000 unified Black men.
Dallas Jones went on Isiah Carey’s “ISIAH FACTOR UNCENSORED” to spotlight what he called a nonpartisan event highlighting Black men's resilience, unity, and positive influence in Houston – but only about thirty-five Black men showed up.
What Dallas Jones, the owner of Elite Change, Inc., proved yesterday is the “REAL BLACK MEN” are not associated with him or his fellow organizers who do not represent us.
Dallas Jones is a joke. And the event he put on yesterday turned out to be an embarrassment to Black men from near and far.
Isiah Carey stated, “According to Dallas S. Jones, President and CEO of Elite Change, Inc. and convener of the rally, the event is designed to send a powerful message about the importance of unity.”
But rather than showing unity amongst Black men – what Dallas Jones and his cohorts and fellow organizers spotlighted was the disunity that currently exists among Black men in America.
“We are confident that this rally will be a defining moment for our community,” said Dallas S. Jones, President and CEO of Elite Change, Inc., and Convener of the event. But Dallas’s 10,000 Black men march wasn’t anything close to a defining moment for our community.
His 10,000 Black men rally, which only drew about thirty-five Black men, proved to everyone that Dallas Jones wasn’t worth a darn. And it also shows that he’s a run-of-the-mill washed-up has-been, just like Commissioner Rodney Ellis and many of the other organizers who couldn’t even draw 1,000 Black men, let alone 10,000, yesterday.
“By standing together, we send a powerful message that the time is now to address the issues before us—economic empowerment, equity, and social justice for Black men in Houston and across the country. This is about real change, and it starts with us,” stated Dallas Jones while on the Isiah Factor.
According to the flyer that was sent out promoting the so-called 10,000 Black men of Greater Houston Rally, they had a host of partners involved with organizing a rally where only about thirty-five Black men showed up, which proves that these “BLACK POLITICIANS” and organizations don’t have any influence whatsoever over Black men.
Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis was listed as one of the “SUPPORTING PARTNERS” of the 10,000 Black men at the Greater Houston Rally, producing only about thirty-five Black male attendees.
State Senator Borris Miles was listed as one of the “SUPPORTING PARTNERS” of the 10,000 Black men at the Greater Houston Rally, producing only about thirty-five Black male attendees.
State Rep. Harold Dutton, Jr., was listed as one of the “SUPPORTING PARTNERS” of the 10,000 Black men at the Greater Houston Rally, producing only about thirty-five Black male attendees.
State Rep. Ron Reynolds was listed as one of the “SUPPORTING PARTNERS” of the 10,000 Black men at the Greater Houston Rally, producing only about thirty-five Black male attendees.
Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee was listed as one of the “SUPPORTING PARTNERS” of the 10,000 Black men at the Greater Houston Rally, but only about thirty-five Black male attendees were produced.
City of Houston Controller Chris Hollins was listed as one of the “SUPPORTING PARTNERS” of the 10,000 Black men at the Greater Houston Rally, but only about thirty-five Black male attendees were produced.
Harris County Constable Elect James “SMOKIE” Phillips was listed as one of the “SUPPORTING PARTNERS” of the 10,000 Black men at the Greater Houston Rally, which only produced about thirty-five Black male attendees.
Fort Bend County District Attorney Brian Middleton was listed as one of the “SUPPORTING PARTNERS” of the 10,000 Black men at the Greater Houston Rally, producing only about thirty-five Black male attendees.
“TOP 20 POLLS.”
Looking at the “EARLY VOTING RETURNS” through the first seven days of “EARLY VOTING,” it is easy to see that the African American Community lacks leadership. You will also discover that Democrats have a lot of work to do before “ELECTION DAY” if they hope to secure the same level of success they’ve enjoyed over the last few election cycles.
#1 - 23,459
23,459 voters have flocked to the Richard and Meg Weekley Community Center (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#2 – 21,237
21,237 voters have flocked to the Juergens Hall Community Center (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#3 – 20,437
20,437 voters flocked to the Metropolitan Multi-Service Center (DEMOCRAT—REPUBLICAN) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#4 – 18,385
18,385 voters have flocked to the Kingwood Community Center (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#5 – 16,219
16,219 voters have flocked to the Trini Mendenhall Community Center (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#6 – 15,632
15,632 voters have flocked to the Nottingham Park Building (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#7 – 15,316
15,316 voters have flocked to the George H.W. Bush Community Center (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#8 – 15,198
15,198 voters have flocked to the East Harris County Activity Center (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#9 – 15,011
15,011 voters have flocked to the Steve Radack Community Center (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#10 – 14,409
14,409 voters have flocked to the Prairie View A&M University Northwest (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#11 - 13,838
13,838 voters have flocked to the Freeman Branch Library (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#12 – 13,890
13,890 voters have flocked to the HCC West Loop South (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#13 – 13,423
13,423 voters have flocked to the Klein Multi-Purpose Center (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#14 – 13,396
13,396 voters have flocked to the SPJST Lodge 88 (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#14 – 13,150
13,150 voters have flocked to the City of Jersey Village Civic Center (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#16 - 12,917
12,197 voters have flocked to the First Congregational Church (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#17 – 11,681
11,681 voters flocked to the Bayland Park Community Center (DEMOCRAT—REPUBLICAN) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#18 – 11,530
11,530 voters have flocked to the Katy Branch Library (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#19 – 11,454
10,708 voters have flocked to the Holiday Inn Express and Suites Atascocita (REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
#20 – 11,140
11,140 voters flocked to the HCPL Octavia Fields Branch Library (DEMOCRAT—REPUBLICAN) to vote in person between Monday, October 21, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.
“FIVE DAYS LEFT."
With only five days of “EARLY VOTING” left, Democrats had better get their act together and put together some semblance of a “COORDINATED CAMPAIGN” for this coming weekend. Early voting will end on Friday, November 1, 2024, which is expected to be a considerable turnout event. Also, we expect at least 250,000 voters to turn out on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, so Democrats can still catch up if they turn out about anywhere in the neighborhood of 200,000 voters on Election Day.
731,742 in-person votes have been cast in Harris County, Texas. 686,937 in-person votes have been cast, and only 44,805 absentee mail ballots have been filled out and returned. Aubrey R. Taylor Communications publishes the Houston Business Connections Newspaper. All Rights Reserved.
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