Category Archives: Commentary

Please Join Me In Fighting Against Obama’s Tyranny

Please excuse this rare, personal pitch for another candidate. As you all know, the United States Senate is vital to maintaining the integrity and sovereignty of the United States of America. Barack Obama’s agenda is one that is inconsistent with … Continue reading

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Republicans, Hope and Road To Singapore

To all of my fellow Republican candidates who came up short on Election night, please let me add my words of encouragement to those that already have been given to you.  I know that many people have already provided many … Continue reading

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Ronald Reagan Ally Ernie Angelo Endorses Nelson Spear

From Ernie Angelo: I have known Nelson and Nancy for several years and have seen first hand their commitment to Midland and the Republican Party and our candidates. Some have questioned Nelson for his New Mexico roots. I personally view … Continue reading

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Interview with Captain Watchdog, Jason Moore

Back in September, I spent an hour in studio with Jason Moore, aka Captain Watchdog, on KWEL AM1070. We talked about my campaign, some of my beliefs, and about both the national and local politics of the day. Below you … Continue reading

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My Op-Ed in Midland Reporter-Telegram Today

If you missed page 7B of Today’s Midland Reporter-Telegram, here is the op-ed that you missed. You Are Electing More Than “Just A County Chair.” NELSON SPEAR County Chairman Candidate “It’s just County Chair.” While campaigning for the privilege of … Continue reading

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Sinatra Was Right, Fairy Tales Do Come True and the Extreme Environmentalists Are the Central Characters Redux

By Nelson Spear with Dustin Hull NOTE: This original article was first published on January 17, 2014 on the Texas GOP Vote website, found here. On February 14, 2014, I was going door-to-door for my campaign. That afternoon I met Dustin … Continue reading

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Building a Strong, Active Coalition with Other Counties

Building a strong, active coalition with other counties. A county chair needs to be the bridge in building new relationships with other counties. This is especially true with our sister counties in Senate District 31 and Congressional District 11. County … Continue reading

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Is Senator Rand Paul Right, Could Texas Turn Blue?

This morning I found this story about Senator Rand Paul’s trip to Texas this past weekend. I found this particular coverage of Paul’s visit interesting: Speaking to the county Republican organization in Houston Saturday evening, Paul warned that Texas “will … Continue reading

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Effectively Communicating the Conservative Message

Effectively communicating the conservative message. Too many times conservatives allow themselves to be negatively labeled by non-conservatives. A county chair needs to be writing, speaking and defending the conservative message. Additionally, the county chair needs to set the tone of … Continue reading

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Building a Strong, Active Coalition Within the County

Building a strong, active coalition within the county. A county chair needs to build a coalition of all Republicans. A county chair should not try to exclude others based upon the variance of two or three issues. The county chair … Continue reading

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