When John Carter settled down in Central Texas with his wife, Erika, he knew it was the right place to raise his family because of the great schools, low taxes, and safe communities. John was a young lawyer who recently completed his bachelor’s degree from Texas Tech and his law degree from University of Texas. At first, he was only one of two lawyers in Round Rock, Texas, but a decade later John Carter was appointed District Judge for the 277th District Court in Williamson County. During that time, he aptly earned the nickname that stuck with him to this day; Judge.
As a father of four and grandfather of six, upholding family values is one of my top priorities. The guidance of God and my family direct my decisions in Congress, and I fight hard to protect the foundation our great nation was built on.
As a strong supporter of the pro-life movement, I oppose tax-payer dollars from being used to fund abortions. With 60% of Americans against public financing of abortions, I am committed to protecting the integrity of your tax dollars while upholding the sanctity of life.
Two of my children are educators and I know the importance of transparency and parental input in the classroom curriculum. Many parents are adamantly opposed to CRT and I believe their voices should be heard. I cosponsored a resolution opposing the teaching of CRT in U.S. schools on the ground that it is in ideological tool instead of a beneficial education.
As a father of four and grandfather of six, upholding family values is one of my top priorities. The guidance of God and my family direct my decisions in Congress, and I fight hard to protect the foundation our great nation was built on.
As a strong supporter of the pro-life movement, I oppose tax-payer dollars from being used to fund abortions. With 60% of Americans against public financing of abortions, I am committed to protecting the integrity of your tax dollars while upholding the sanctity of life.
Two of my children are educators and I know the importance of transparency and parental input in the classroom curriculum. Many parents are adamantly opposed to CRT and I believe their voices should be heard. I cosponsored a resolution opposing the teaching of CRT in U.S. schools on the ground that it is in ideological tool instead of a beneficial education.