Dax Lopez – flyer Printable version
Lopez flyer
http://thedustininmansociety.org/docs/flyer-lopez-blue-slip.pdf
8.5 x 11
January 6, 2016Dax Lopez – flyer Printable versionLopez flyer 8.5 x 11 January 4, 2016AJC reports on troubles for Dax Lopez confirmation – maybe pro-enforcement Americans win one in America!
One of my MDJ columns from August, 2014 on Dax Lopez
Read more: The Marietta Daily Journal – Georgia senators should block Lopez s path December 26, 2015GALEO’s Angry Jerry Gonzalez goes all Pinocchio on Dax Lopez to an AJC reporter – again
The AJC recently did a story on the apparent dead end to the Obama nomination of GALEO’s Dax Lopez for federal judge. Jerry Gonzalez, the GALEO Executive Director – and former MALDEF stooge – didn’t let anyone down. We post a small part of the AJC story (paywall) below along with some educated insight. Georgia Latino’s court nomination appears in peril over immigration Thursday, Dec. 24, 2015 By Daniel Malloy – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Uh, uh. Nope. (We hope you read the rest of the report.) Always loose with that inconvenient truth, GALEO’s Jerry Gonzalez has misled the AJC reporter, Daniel Malloy here. As anyone (but likely not the AJC’s Politifact editors) will see, according to GALEO’s online invitation Dax Lopez was the keynote speaker at the May, 2011 8th annual GALEO “Power Breakfast” – which GALEO describes as “one of the principle fundraising events for GALEO & the GALEO Latino Community Development Fund.” Lopez was appointed to state court in August, 2010. May, 2011 is after August 2010. Keynote speakers serve as the draw for attendees (donors) to fundraisers and help the corporation increase attendance and thereby operating revenue. Judge Dax Lopez helped anti-enforcement GALEO Inc. raise money well after he was on the bench. And Jerry Gonzalez is well aware of that fact when he spoke to the AJC’s Malloy. Jerry Gonzalez. Pants on Fire. December 3, 2015Dax Lopez fundraiser: Seems like a lot of very liberal anti-enforcement Democrat hosts and donor-friends for “a Republican”Here is a list of hosts for Dax Lopez’s recent campaign fundraiser.
We like this shot from the funder of Lopez and GALEO’s Angry Jerry Gonzalez. Anyone who wants to see more than eighty additional photos from the funder and the attendees can click HERE. ( Hat tip Phil Kent ) ![]() State court Judge Dax Lopez (left) GALEO Executive Director Jerry Gonzalez from a @JudgeDaxLopez Twitter post featuring photos of his recent fundraiser for re-election.
It appears he understands that his position on the board of directors for the anti-enforcement GALEO for eleven years has apparently killed his chances of being another Obama-appointed activist federal judge. We are happy-dance proud to have shared the facts on GALEO with our two U.S. Senators, the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee members and the rest of Georgia. October 28, 2015RADIO: Tim Bryant interviews D.A. King on Obama’s nomination of GALEO’S Dax Lopez for federal judge – Monday, Oct 26, 2015As always, we are grateful to Tim Bryant for the time and professionalism. 7 minutes. 98.7 FM & A< 1340, Athens. WGAU
October 15, 2015Another letter to our U.S. Senators: Georgia state Senator Michael Williams expresses opposition to nomination of Dax Lopez to the federal benchOctober 14, 2015October 5, 2015More Georgia state legislator’s signatures on letters of opposition to confirmation of GALEO’s Dax Lopez for federal judge
More Republican Georgia state legislator’s added to the list of letter-writers urging Georgia’s U.S. Senators to take action to insure that anti-enforcement GALEO’s recently resigned board member, Dax Lopez, does not see confirmation as a federal judge. We are informed that state senators, Marty Harbin, Steve Gooch, Rene Unterman, Mike Crane, Josh McKoon and Bill Heath were proud co-signers on the letter linked HERE by state Senator William Ligon. Note that several of them also sent different letters from their own offices as well. State Rep Katie Dempsey tells me she sent letters of opposition to both U.S. senators, but “did not keep a copy” to forward here. And Rep. Clay Pirkle has explained to one of his constituents that he also sent letters against confirmation of Dax Lopez, but is unwilling to provide a copy for public posting. Representative Dustin Hightower also sent a letter, but did not reply to a request for a copy for public posting. We are assured there are more letters being drafted. Note: We are grateful to Insider Advantage Georgia for assuming credit for the work involved in organizing resistance to the Dax Lopez nomination and “collecting letters”…it is very educational – and memorable. |