Welcome to
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
EAGLE FORUM
Election Recap Featuring Rep. Steve Toth
Rep. Toth shares his perspective on the November 5th Election and how the election results will impact Texas and Montgomery County.
He also focuses on conservative legislative priorities for the upcoming Texas Legislative Session and the status of the Texas House Speaker’s race.
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Get Involved in Montgomery County
Let’s take back our country starting right here in our own county! Most of these events are not sponsored by Montgomery County Eagle Forum, but provide opportunities to make your voice heard or receive training. Please verify details with the event sponsor before attending. List view
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Help us build an army of prayer warriors by attending our Pray for America prayer group at 5:30 pm prior to our next meeting. Visit our Prayer page for monthly prayer guides.
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Seek your news from a variety of sources. Look for those who critically evaluate issues rather than entertainment news that repeats a given narrative. Click here for a list of alternative news sources.
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Scroll up to view the “Get Involved in Montgomery County” calendar for opportunities to make your voice heard or attend educational events.
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Alerts are posted when action is needed from citizens. Your voice makes a difference!
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Did you know 1 in 3 Christians does not vote consistently? Attend a Faith Votes meeting to find out how you can impact your church.
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Connect with other conservatives and learn specific ways you can take action! See our Meetings page for details.
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What Can I Do?
All concerned citizens need to get involved in holding our local, state and national elected officials accountable. Here are a few suggestions.
Can I Really Make a Difference?
“Following backlash from parents and concerned citizens, Fort Worth Independent School District is dropping a proposed sex education course that promotes radical gender theory.”
So begins an article in Texas Scorecard, describing how members of the community attended the school board meeting in their district, raising concerns that the curriculum promoted radical gender theory, featured inappropriate content, and did not align with state education standards.
“After hearing citizens’ complaints, the board voted to reject the already purchased curriculum,” the article states.
Imagine if we made our voices heard in Montgomery County in a similar way!