Texas Can Solve Every Crisis We Face — If We Choose People Over Politics

By Freddie America

Texas has more resources, more money, more talent, and more opportunity than almost anywhere else on Earth.

We are the:

  •        5th–7th largest economy in the world

  •        Energy capital of America

  •        Technology hub of the future

  •        Home to the strongest families and communities in the nation

And yet…

We still see:

  •        Overwhelmed hospitals

  •        Mental health crises

  •        Homeless veterans

  •        Families struggling with bills

  •        Seniors losing homes

  •        Widows left behind

  •        Young people stressed and exhausted

  •        Power grid failures

  •        Anxiety and uncertainty everywhere

This is not because Texas is weak.

This is because politicians have forgotten what matters most: PEOPLE.

We don’t have a resource problem.

We have a priorities problem.

⭐ 1. Texas Has the Surplus — Billions Upon Billions — to Fix Our Problems

Let’s be honest:

Texas has the money.

Texas has the surplus.

Texas has the revenue.

We are not broke.

We are not helpless.

We are not lacking resources.

What we are lacking… is leadership that uses those resources to help Texans.

With the money Texas already has, we could:

✔ Fix our hospitals

✔ Reform our mental health system

✔ Build homeless treatment centers

✔ Support addiction recovery

✔ Provide veterans with lifetime care

✔ Protect seniors from losing their homes

✔ Improve rural healthcare

✔ Expand emergency services

✔ Build SMR-powered grid protection

✔ Modernize our education system

Texas has ENOUGH to solve every crisis.

The only question is:

Why don’t they?

⭐ 2. The Truth: Politicians Prefer the Crisis Over the Solution

Because crisis creates fear.

Fear creates division.

Division creates control.

If homelessness were solved…

If mental health were funded…

If hospitals were modernized…

If Texans were financially stable…

If stress levels dropped…

Politicians would lose their favorite tool:

the ability to manipulate voters through fear.

They keep the crises alive because the crises keep THEM alive.

But Texans deserve better.

⭐ 3. Mental Health Is One of the Largest Unspoken Crises in Texas

Mental illness affects:

  •        Veterans

  •        Seniors

  •        Workers

  •        Children

  •        First responders

  •        Utility workers

  •        Teachers

  •        Parents

  •        Contractors

  •        Business owners

Stress leads to:

  •        Heart disease

  •        Depression

  •        Relationship breakdowns

  •        Drug abuse

  •        Lost jobs

  •        Homelessness

  •        Suicide

Texans are suffering NOT because they are weak — but because the system provides almost no support.

There are not enough facilities,

not enough treatment centers,

not enough crisis clinics,

not enough long-term care options,

and not enough mental health beds.

Every doctor, every nurse, every hospital worker will tell you the same thing:

Texas needs MORE mental health infrastructure.

And Texas has the money to build it — TODAY.

⭐ 4. Homelessness Is Not a Character Problem — It’s a Policy Problem

People are not homeless because they “want to be.”

Most are homeless because:

  •        Mental illness

  •        Trauma

  •        Lack of treatment

  •        Job loss

  •        Housing instability

  •        Addiction

  •        Veteran PTSD

  •        Medical debt

Texas could build facilities in every county:

✔ Mental health hospitals

✔ Addiction recovery centers

✔ Veterans treatment facilities

✔ Transitional housing

✔ Workforce training centers

✔ Family services

We have the space, the money, and the manpower.

What we lack is the decision.

⭐ 5. Texans Are the Kindest People in America — Politicians Don’t Reflect the People

You said it yourself, brother — and you’re right:

Your neighbors help you.

Your customers help you.

Your community supports you.

Texans look after one another.

Strangers become family.

City people show kindness.

Country people show loyalty.

This is the REAL Texas.

Not the noise the media sells us.

I’ve seen it too.

And when I traveled abroad, especially in France, I saw how much the world LOVES Texans.

Texas is admired for:

  •        Our courage

  •        Our generosity

  •        Our spirit

  •        Our strength

  •        Our heart

The world knows what Texas stands for.

Politicians should reflect that spirit — but they don’t.

⭐ 6. My Plan: Use Texas Surpluses to Help Texans FIRST

As your Representative, I’ll fight to direct Texas surpluses to:

✔ Mental health treatment centers

✔ Hospital modernization

✔ Lowering medical bills

✔ Veteran PTSD care

✔ Homeless rehabilitation

✔ Addiction recovery

✔ Clean energy grid protection (SMRs)

✔ Emergency housing for vulnerable people

✔ Support for single parents

✔ Rural healthcare expansion

Texas should not leave people suffering in the streets.

Texas should not leave veterans lost.

Texas should not leave mentally ill people without help.

We have the money to FIX this — and we will.

⭐ 7. The Real Texas Spirit: We Take Care of Each Other

This isn’t about politics.

This isn’t about parties.

This isn’t about left or right.

Texas is family —

and you take care of family.

When someone falls, you pick them up.

When someone struggles, you help them.

When someone loses hope, you give them strength.

Texans do that naturally.

Now our government needs to do the same.

⭐ FINAL WORD

Texas is strong enough to solve every crisis.

Texas is rich enough to protect every family.

Texas is powerful enough to lead the world.

Texas is compassionate enough to care for everyone.

We just need leaders who choose PEOPLE over politics.

I’m running because Texans deserve a government that reflects the heart of Texas — compassionate, courageous, innovative, and united.

Texas has everything it needs to protect its people.

Now it needs leaders who will use it.

— Freddie America