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PRATT ON TEXAS
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The Fall 2007 Arbitron® ratings are in:
Pratt on Texas continues as the
region's highest rated
talk show (sports, civic affairs, news - all talk)!*
"A sincere thanks to each of
you," - Robert Pratt.
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For radio's prime-time afternoon drive,
Pratt on Texas is #1 in all of
Lubbock radio for all persons 21 years of age & up, with
$25,000 per year, & up, household income!* |
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For radio's prime-time of afternoon drive,
Pratt on Texas is the 3rd highest rated signal in all of Lubbock
radio for all persons 21 years of age and up, at all income
levels, music included!*
* Fall 2007 Arbitron® ratings for Total Survey Area, Average
Quarterly Hour market share. |
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ROBERT
PRATT: |
A native-Texan, Robert Pratt is a former chairman of the
Lubbock County
Republican Party having administered two Primary Elections. He
served as the regional director for the Texas GOP county chairmen’s
association and was instrumental in passing election law reforms in the
2005 legislative session. He served for almost a decade as the party’s
finance chairman and as long as president of the county Young Republican
club, with the club being named as the outstanding club in Texas under
his leadership.
Reared on the farm east of Floydada, Pratt’s career began at the age of
15 when he began selling business computer systems. He moved to Lubbock
at 16 becoming a partner in a computer business which he built into the
region's leading business computer maintenance provider. Pratt served as
an officer and president of the
Data Procession Management Association (now
AITP) in
Lubbock for several years in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s. He has 15
years experience in marketing, sales management, and executive
management in the technology services industry.
While building his firm’s El Paso, Texas office and expanding the firm
into Chihuahua, Mexico, Pratt met the woman who would become his wife.
Also a political activist, his wife Isabel has experience in the
dangerous world of Mexican politics having openly supported that
nation’s first successful opposition policy, the
National Action Party or PAN.
In 1996, Pratt left his former company and founded a consulting and
advertising firm. He has managed and consulted with numerous winning
political campaigns throughout Texas. Additionally he has been
instrumental in building companies for several clients and served as the
exclusive marketing and national advertising agency for a leading
catalog and Internet merchant.
Additionally, Pratt's consulting expertise extends well beyond marketing,
sales training, and advertising. He has served an efficiency and expense
reduction consultant for numerous companies and negotiated contracts in
areas as diverse as janitorial services to communications systems and
from commercial insurance services to high technology services.
During his one-year, part-time attendance of
Lubbock High School,
Pratt brought a national title to the school in extemporaneous speaking.
He was a district and regional debate champion several times as a
student at
Floydada High School in the early 1980’s.
Pratt has hundreds of hours of experience in unscripted and scripted live
television and radio. He was the 1998 Pee Bee Award winner for his
on-air work for Public
Broadcasting on the South Plains and has been an on-air fundraiser
for Lubbock's KTXT for 20 years.
He and his wife Isabel are members of
St.
Christopher’s Episcopal Church and are traditional Anglicans
disgusted with the National Church and it's abandonment of Biblical
authority.
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HALLS
OF FAME: |
Liars' Hall of Fame (or
Shame)
Lubbock Mayor David Miller
- who specifically promised to
lower your property taxes just a few months before becoming the biggest
cheerleader for the first proposed budget from the city manager which
had large tax increases - he supported it before any study or
discussion - no working to find savings or to question the need for so
much more taxpayer money!
09/13/2006
Carole Keeton McClellan Rylander Strayhorn
- and it's not for all of the
flip-flops on issues, each worthy of induction as well, but for one
of the most bold-faced lies ever attempted in Texas politics:
claiming to be an Austin political outsider. Carole has spent
decades as an Austin political mover-&-shaker including several
terms as a statewide elected official. The claim of being an
outsider and running to "shake Austin up" is not only a lie but
delusional.
10/26/2006
Lies,
flip-flops, broken promises and more - click here (pdf)
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