Kurt Schwab for Texas District 33
IT’S TIME FOR NEW LEADERSHIP!
I am running to be your next Congressional Representative because I see our District having the opportunity for growth, higher wage employment, I want to be a part of a team that wants to help secure our borders, help keep our taxpayer’s money here in the U.S.
We need to start focusing on taking care of our own instead of always sending money to other countries, and much more.
I am a former Police Officer, former Assistant Director at the USO St. Louis Lambert Airport and Director of the USO Ft. Leonard Wood, I served my country for eighteen years in the Airforce in cargo and as a C-130 Loadmaster with 2,000 hours of flight time and nearly 300 hours of combat flight time, I’m a published author, and currently run a veterans organization, and now I want to be able to expand my wealth of knowledge and leadership by helping the people of District 33, Texas, and our great nation.
It’s time “We The People” have a leader you can count on, someone that goes out of their way to meet and help the people as much as possible and not sit behind a desk or reap the benefits of being in office. It’s time for someone that has experienced life and has the skills and knowledge to get things done.
That is why I am running to be your next Congressional Representative, and leader in our District, District 33!
Upcoming Events
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Join us at the range which includes food, bar, and
Key Policies
Healthcare
Collaboration with Government Agencies:
US Department of Health: Utilize public health resources and programs to promote preventive care and education.
Department of Human Services: Provide social services that can connect individuals to healthcare resources and support.
Department of Defense: Engage Active Duty, National Guard, and Reserve personnel in healthcare delivery, potentially providing training and staffing for mobile units.
Mobile Medical Units:
Establish mobile clinics to reach communities that lack access to traditional healthcare facilities.
Schedule quarterly visits to ensure regular checkups, vaccinations, and basic health screenings.
Provide a range of services, including primary care, mental health support, and health education.
Target Population:
Focus on individuals and families with an annual income of $40,000 or less, ensuring that services are accessible to low-income populations.
Identify and prioritize vulnerable groups, including the elderly, disabled, and homeless individuals at NO COST.
Border and Immigration
The government currently funds Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO’s) to provide services to illegal immigrants which creates an unintended cycle of more illegals crossing the border to receive services and further growing the size and the cost to fund the NGOs providing services.
We must break this cycle by cutting funding to those NGO’s who help them such as Southwest Key (SWK) and Vision Quest, and complete the wall on our southern border immediately.
Taxes
Simplicity:
A national sales tax could simplify the tax system by having a single form of taxation for purchases, reducing the complexity of various property tax assessments.
Fairness:
Sales tax is typically based on consumption, meaning individuals would pay taxes proportional to their spending. This could be seen as fairer than property taxes, which can disproportionately affect those with fixed incomes.
Reduction of Double Taxation:
Eliminating property taxes could address the issue of being taxed multiple times on the same assets. This could encourage more investment in property and stimulate the economy.
Encouragement of Savings:
A sales tax system may encourage people to save more, as they would only be taxed on what they spend rather than on their assets.
Endorsements
Coming Soon!
It’s time for change.
Join Kurt to fight for our District 33 and for Texas