GOP 1988
This was a presidential election year after President Reagan. As stated in a different section, I supported Senator Bob Dole for the GOP primary for several reasons. Being a loyal Republican, I continued support the GOP primary winner George H. Bush after the Texas Primary in March. Since it was predicable that Bush would win the primary as a native son, I encouraged Asian Americans to support Bush. After the Texas Primary all GOP volunteers worked for Bush/Quayle only, including the Asian Americans. My photo with vice president candidate Dan Quayle was shown on October 3rd Chronicle.
In this same year, I also campaigned for Senator Phil Gramm for his reelection and Congressman Kent Hance for Texas Railroad Commissioner as the files show.
This was a presidential election year after President Reagan. As stated in a different section, I supported Senator Bob Dole for the GOP primary for several reasons. Being a loyal Republican, I continued support the GOP primary winner George H. Bush after the Texas Primary in March. Since it was predicable that Bush would win the primary as a native son, I encouraged Asian Americans to support Bush. After the Texas Primary all GOP volunteers worked for Bush/Quayle only, including the Asian Americans. My photo with vice president candidate Dan Quayle was shown on October 3rd Chronicle.
In this same year, I also campaigned for Senator Phil Gramm for his reelection and Congressman Kent Hance for Texas Railroad Commissioner as the files show.
News 1988
GOP 1989
This year was for mayoral race which was non-partisan even though the candidates might have party affiliation. Although Esther was a Republican she supported the mayor of Houston, Kathy Whitmire for her reelection and hosted a reception at her residence.
Besides her involvement in various campaigns and building up the Texas Asian Republican Caucus (TARC) with more chapters, she was also a faculty advisor to the College Republicans of UHCL and Young Conservatives of UHCL.
This year was for mayoral race which was non-partisan even though the candidates might have party affiliation. Although Esther was a Republican she supported the mayor of Houston, Kathy Whitmire for her reelection and hosted a reception at her residence.
Besides her involvement in various campaigns and building up the Texas Asian Republican Caucus (TARC) with more chapters, she was also a faculty advisor to the College Republicans of UHCL and Young Conservatives of UHCL.
