Johnny Partain (D-TX-15)

 I run several businesses and my decision to run for office is based on recent refusals by the FBI to investigate or to accept evidence of national and international identity thefts in progress, and by the failure of our Hon. Ruben Hinojosa, U.S. Representative of the 15^th District, to enable a discovery and prosecution of judicial fraud and RICO with a local (McAllen, Tx.) international bank through waiver of government immunity. President Obama’s administration was responsive and did order the FBI and U.S. Trustee’s Office in Washington, D.C. to open a criminal investigation of two local federal judges in December of 2009. However, the local U.S. Trustee’s Office immediately sent me a letter apologizing with a few weak excuses as to why they couldn’t investigate. I’ll let you know if the FBI can handle the job better or if they drop the ball again… Given the trend for continuous agency failures and heavy handed government officers, it makes me wonder who are the righteous in our now local “war on drugs.”

I’ve never had an interest in politics, and accordingly, I never had the intention to declare my candidacy by January 2, 2010 for this November – hence, I am a write-in candidate and shall be legally registered therefor. I have personally been affected by illegal property seizures and serious civil rights violations. These seem to be an increasing trend. I’ve already opened the door regarding the responsibility and liability of our government to us. I need to get to Congress because I have a job to finish.