January 17, 2023
6:30pm - 8pm
Denton County Commissioner's Court
1 Courthouse Dr
Denton, TX

This month at TTP – Denton County, we are hosting Dr. Brooks McKenzie, an expert in child development and family court systems. Many of you have asked for us to host speakers on this topic, and we have finally found the right person for the job! Dr. Brooks McKenzie will give us insight into the current state of the Texas judicial system. He will also touch on how we can be supporting the nuclear family and 50/50 parental rights. Join us in learning about this critically important topic.
We will also be hearing from Wes Virdell, Texas State Director of Gun Owners of America, about a new Second Amendment Hunters group that they are forming!

True Texas Project
Speaker: Brooks McKenzie
Secondary Speaker: Wes Virdell
Date: Tuesday, January 17
Location: Denton County Commissioner’s Court
1 Courthouse Drive Denton TX 76208 

5:30pm – Prayer meeting
5:45pm – $5 dinner (while supplies last)
6:30-8:00pm – meeting
No dues. No fees. No memberships. No RSVPs

 

About Dr. Brooks McKenzie:

As a researcher and former Assistant Director for the TCU Institute of Child Development, Dr. Brooks McKenzie has worked with at-risk children and families for more than 16 years, always advocating for the “best interest of the child” in all circumstances.

Born and raised in Texas, Dr. McKenzie has spent his entire professional career presenting the body of empirical research in Developmental Psychology to agencies and organizations that are tasked with supporting children and families. He has trained DFPS/CPS, attorneys and judges, and worked directly with non-profits and the families they serve, only to find a systemic ignorance/apathy that has been actively harming our children for decades.

Texas has utterly failed to protect one of our most vulnerable populations and it has to stop. Texas has for decades lagged behind the rest of the Nation in addressing the needs of our families and children. Dr. McKenzie has devoted his time and passion to effecting change in a system that is destroying our nuclear families and damaging our children for a lifespan. Our legislators and judiciary must be reformed, otherwise our children and families are doomed.

About Wes Virdell:
Born and raised in the heart of Texas, Wes Virdell is a veteran and small business owner in the Transportation Industry. Like many hardworking Texans, Wes places a priority on faith, family, and freedom.

A few short years after graduating from Brady High School in 1998, Wes served in the U.S. Air Force where he worked on Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles and served as a Military Training Leader.

After being honorably discharged from the military, Wes returned to his hometown of Brady and got involved in the fight for the right to keep and bear arms.

In fact, he started attending committee hearings for gun legislation in Texas in 2011 and was active in the battles for open carry in 2015 and Constitutional Carry in 2021.

Equipped with proven leadership, experience, and a love for Texas values, Wes ran for the Texas’ 11th Congressional District in 2020. Wes has also served as a 2020 and 2022 State Delegate for the Republican Party of Texas and as a 2020 National Delegate for the Republican National Convention.

Most recently, Wes served as the Texas Hill Country Coordinator for Gun Owners of America from 2020 to 2022.

With the support of his family and countless liberty-loving Texas patriots, Wes serves as the Texas State Director for Gun Owners of America and leading the fight to protect our inalienable right to self-defense.