Cherokee County Names New County Coordinator as Field Teams Add Leaders
Cherokee County has a new County Coordinator, Bexar and Caldwell added event leaders, and teams in Taylor and Llano counties took the case for independence to their neighbors.
The Texas Nationalist Movement has appointed David Monson as County Coordinator for Cherokee County. The appointment, made October 15, gives the East Texas county a leader who represents it publicly and handles its relationship with the movement’s headquarters.
Two days later, Cherokee County volunteers staffed an information table in a park in Bullard on Saturday, October 17.
New county leaders
Two more counties added an Events and Logistics Coordinator, the volunteer who plans and runs a county’s events.
In Bexar County, Karl Gleim took the post on October 14. In Caldwell County, Borbala Bohus was appointed on October 5.
In the field last weekend
In Taylor County, County Coordinator Lee Jacobsen and volunteers ran an information table at the Texas Gun and Knife Show in Abilene on Saturday, October 17, talking with showgoers about Texas independence.
In Llano County, County Coordinator John Bolgiano’s team was back on the Llano Courthouse Square the same morning for the Saturday market. Along with making the case for independence, the team helped a couple verify their voter registration status ahead of the November 3 election.
Coming up
Wood County holds a meet and greet in Mineola tonight, Tuesday, October 20, at 6 p.m. at the Jalapeno Tree. Details for every Texas Nationalist Movement event are on the movement’s public calendar.
From Bullard to Abilene, the county teams did the same work last week: they talked with their neighbors face to face.
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