A Fresh Face for Texas Land Commissioner: Why Jose Loya Stands Out
West Texas has been stuck in a loop of empty promises and tired politics from both sides. People here know the truth: those in power don’t really care about the hardworking folks in the oil fields, the veterans raising families, or the immigrants who worked hard to become citizens. It’s time for a change, and Jose Loya’s campaign for Land Commissioner might just be what West Texas needs.
Jose Loya: A Leader Who Understands
Jose Loya isn’t your typical politician. He’s not some smooth-talking suit from the big cities. He’s one of us.
- Born in Mexico, raised in Dumas
- Served two tours in Iraq as a Marine
- Worked in oil refineries
- Fought for safer workplaces alongside the United Steelworkers
- Married to a public school teacher
- Raising three kids in the Texas Panhandle
His life story resonates with West Texans.
A Practical Approach to Energy
Loya’s approach to energy is practical and forward-thinking. He supports an "all-of-the-above" strategy:
- Producing oil and gas safely
- Investing in solar and wind energy
This isn’t just good for the environment; it’s good for jobs and the economy. It’s a strategy that has worked in New Mexico under Democratic leadership, and it could work here too—benefiting everyone, not just those with connections in Austin.
Unity: The Key to Moving Forward
The key to moving forward is unity. Texans share common values:
- Low taxes
- Maximizing natural resources for the future
- Pride in the military
- Faith
- Protecting West Texas’ interests
It’s time to break free from the old, stale politics and demand better. Both parties need to hear loud and clear: we’re done with hypocrisy and backroom deals. We need leaders who will actually get things done.
A New Kind of Politics
Jose Loya represents a new kind of politics—one built by everyday people like:
- Marines
- Oilfield workers
- Teachers
- Churchgoers
It’s time for a fresh start, and Loya might just be the leader West Texas has been waiting for.
