About Rob
Rob Boettcher is no stranger to taking on the liberal elite. While Texas is his home, he has lived in several states where conservative values were not as popular. It prepared Rob to be able to debate against liberal ideas down to their core values: usually individual freedom. The Left is working to push their “Build Back Better” socialist agenda onto Texas from a top down Federal approach. Rob is exactly what HD-28 needs in terms of energy, leadership, and intellect to fight back the Left’s advance and fight for conservative ideals in Austin.
Rob currently serves on the Sugar Land Zoning Board and is actively involved in the Fort Bend GOP having served as a precinct chair. He is also an Eagle Scout (with 5 palms) and comes from a family deeply rooted in public service. Both of his grandfathers, three uncles, and four cousins served in the armed forces including the Marines, Army, Air Force, Navy, and Coast Guard. His father was a career civil servant for the federal government having served in leadership positions in various departments including Commerce, Capitol Police, DOJ, & Homeland Security. Rob even started his engineering career in the public sector working on hydroelectric power plants for the Department of Interior.
Since then, Rob has grown in his career to become a Senior Engineer for Schlumberger, the largest oil and gas services company in the world. His next step is working to represent the great constituents of HD-28.
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We Need Better, You Deserve Better: HD-28
Boettcher announces campaign message. Politics aside, this election is a referendum on District leadership and undivided loyalty to our community. A pattern of divided attention, self-serving interests, and absence has emerged. My intention is to provide the missing elements of leadership, duty, and responsibility to the community back to HD-28.
Robert Boettcher Announces Candidacy for Texas House District 28
Sugar Land, TX – It is my great honor to announce my candidacy for Texas House District 28.
Over the past days, I have been approached by various local elected officials and District residents regarding their concerns about our current State Representative’s leadership, effectiveness, and acumen as a legislator. They universally pointed first to his leaving the District during the Great Freeze last February, his lack of personal accomplishment in the legislature, and an apparent inability to build relationships within the legislature to further solutions to District issues.
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