Jordan Berry and the Paxton Impeachment Donald Hooper 10 months ago 🔊 Listen to this Let’s talk about Jordan Berry, Lacey Hull’s political consultant. This is Jordan Berry (aka Dick Weekley’s step and fetch it guy). This is also Jordan Berry: Allegation: Capitol Sex Scandal Spawns Cover-UpSee more For the last two legislative sessions, Berry has been a registered lobbyist for the Las Vegas Sands Corp. and Texans for Lawsuit Reform. Berry’s biggest bet is that you won’t read this article. Berry is a registered lobbyist for Charter Schools Now, Las Vegas Sands Corp., Tesla, Texans for Free Enterprise, Texans for Lawsuit Reform, Texas Leadership Business Council, and Texas Optometric Association. Many lobbyists, including Berry, also play the political consultant game. Berry’s consulting business is called Berry Communications. Why the political consulting business? Pretty simple, really – if you get someone elected to office, you have gained their confidence and, presumably, influence. As we heard during the impeachment trial, Berry previously served as Ken Paxton’s political consultant. Gossip Girl Cat Lady testified that Berry was at the meeting when Paxton revealed his affair. Berry “resigned” as Paxton’s political consultant after the co-conspirators against Paxton went public. Isn’t it ironic? For the last two years, Berry has been the political consultant for the following House members:Brad BuckleyDustin BurrowsBriscoe CainCaroline HarrisRichard HayesCole HefnerLacey HullCarrie IsaacJared PattersonDade PhelanMike SchofieldMatt ShaheenCarl TepperEllen TroxclairTerri Leo WilsonOf this group, only Caroline Harris, Carrie Isaac, Mike Schofield, and Terri Leo Wilson voted against impeachment (HR 2377). On his January 15, 2024 report, Drunk Dade reported an “in kind for political advertising” expenditure of $58,080 to Berry Communications. WTH? Is this for Lacey’s benefit? Berry also serves as the political consultant for the following state senators:Bryan HughesMayes MiddletonCharles PerryDrew SpringerThankfully, Hughes, Middleton, Perry, and Springer did the right thing and voted against the impeachment hoax. Consultants need funding for campaigns and Berry’s clients are TLR/ Dick Weekley funded. For example, on August 30, 2023, TLR gave Lacey Hull $30,000. From reviewing the campaign finance reports, TLR/Weekley are giving money directly to certain candidates and also giving large amounts of money to Phelan, who distributes the money to his friends (including democrats). Be assured that TLR/Weekley’s principles/goals are passed down to Phelan and friends. One of the most important goals for Weekley: cheap (maybe illegal) labor – the bread and butter of the construction (and other) industry. No border wall. No E-Verify. Sanctuary cities. That’s the game. The real hidden tax is the cost of education, healthcare, and the criminal justice system. It is a huge hidden burden and tax on the legal residents of Texas and property owners. It takes an army of legislators to keep these illegal immigration magnets in place. Just recently, Harris County passed a multi-billion dollar bond for Harris Health to treat illegals. We pay full price. They pay nothing. So, what is the Texas Legislature doing about it? With members like Lacey Hull, throw in a little Pfizer money and she’s good to go.QuestionsHere are some questions for Lacey Hull during this primary season: Who is Lacey Hull and how did she get to Houston?Why does she participate in TLR/Weekley’s pass through via Drunk Dade scheme?Does Jordan Berry and his operation use Lacey Hull for other purposes at the Capitol? How involved are Jordan Berry and Drunk Dade in Arnold Ventures? More to follow.This links to the Houston Conservative Forum related articles: Breakdown of the Senate Votes in the Paxton Impeachment There Are NO Coincidences in Austin Ken Paxton Impeachment Trial Day 8 Ken Paxton Impeachment Trial-Day7 Ken Paxton Impeachment Trial – Day 6 Ken Paxton Impeachment Trial, Day 5 Ken Paxton Impeachment Trial, Day 4 Ken Paxton Impeachment Trial Day 3 Paxton Impeachment Trial The Prior Election Doctrine