(Cross Timbers) Sid Miller for Ag Commissioner & Dan Morrissey, Rejected Presidential Pardon

Name: (Cross Timbers) Sid Miller for Ag Commissioner & Dan Morrissey, Rejected Presidential Pardon
Start: 2026-01-15T18:30:00-06:00
End: 2026-01-15T20:00:00-06:00
Location: Comfort Suites (903 Harbor Lakes Drive, Granbury, TX)

Schedule

Thu Jan 15 2026 at 06:30 pm to 08:00 pm

UTC-06:00

Location

Comfort Suites (903 Harbor Lakes Drive, Granbury, TX) | Granbury, TX

Start off the new year with True Texas Project! Come be an informed voter as we approach the primary election season.
Sid Miller for Ag Commissioner
We are excited to hear from our Texas Agriculture Commissioner, Sid Miller, about his ongoing work in office, and his campaign for 2026. Commissioner Miller has served as the Texas Ag Commissioner since 2014 and is running for re-election. Come hear about the changes he has made while in office, the reforms he has brought, and how he plans to continue supporting the wonderful Texas agricultural community and economy in the future.
J6 Defendant Rejected Presidential Pardon
We are hearing from Dan Morrissey, a January 6th defendant who rejected his presidential pardon, and you are going to want to hear why! His presentation is titled “Please God, Use Any Fool But Me.”
"I find it fitting that God chose a fool like me to fight for the truth, not because I’m some great legal mind, but because He gave me the opportunity and the circumstances to do so, which leads me to the Bible verse that so accurately describes this entire situation, Genesis 50:20 “They intended to harm me, but God intended it for good, to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives.”"
Come hear about the fraud and collusion that Dan is fighting to expose.
Speaker: Sid Miller & Dan Morrissey
Thursday, January 15th
Comfort Suites, 903 Harbor Lakes Dr Granbury, TX 76048
6:00pm – Prayer gathering (open to all)
6:30-8:00pm – meeting
No dues. No fees. No memberships. No RSVPs
About Sid Miller:
An eighth-generation farmer and rancher, Sid Miller is the 12th Commissioner of the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA). He has devoted his life to promoting Texas agriculture, rural communities, and the great state of Texas. Born in De Leon, in Comanche County, in September 1955, Sid Miller graduated with honors from Tarleton State University in Stephenville with a Bachelor of Science degree in Vocational Ag Education.
A recognized community leader, Miller was first elected to the House of Representatives in 2000. He quickly earned a reputation as a staunch defender of Texas agriculture, constitutional freedoms, and individual liberties for all Texans.
He was elected statewide as the 12th Texas Agriculture Commissioner in 2014 and re-elected to his second term in office in 2018; followed by a third term in 2022, receiving almost 4.5 million votes--more votes than any candidate for Texas Agricultural Commissioner has ever received.
Since taking office as Agriculture Commissioner, Commissioner Miller has brought real common sense reform to TDA. Within six months, he eliminated a two-and-a-half-year backlog in organic certifications. He reshaped field operations to maximize efficiency for Texas taxpayers. This included increasing the number of consumer protection inspections by as much as 183 percent while slashing the miles traveled by TDA inspectors by more than half a million miles a year.
Commissioner Miller also launched Operation Maverick, a consumer protection initiative to round up businesses that failed to register their commercial scales with TDA. Registrations have increased 35 percent, and more than 2,000 previously unregistered businesses are now monitored by TDA to ensure consumers are protected.
A former ag teacher and school board member, Commissioner Miller is committed to fighting childhood obesity and promoting healthy lifestyles for Texas schoolchildren. His creation of Farm Fresh Fridays and other farm-to-school initiatives resulted in a $14 million increase in the amount of Texas products purchased by schools. Commissioner Miller is also passionate about ensuring rural communities have the water and infrastructure they need to thrive. To that end, he created TDA’s Office of Water to secure access to clean water for Texans today and their future generations. Additionally, under his guidance, TDA has directed hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding through the Texas Community Development Block Grant program to local communities for infrastructure improvements and repairs.
Commissioner Miller is the state’s leading advocate around the world for Texas agriculture, Texas-grown products, and Texas-owned businesses. He oversees TDA’s world-renowned GO TEXAN program — a marketing effort to showcase the best products, companies, and communities that call the Lone Star State home. Since taking office, Commissioner Miller’s passion to increase market exposure for Texas agriculture has led him and his staff to mount trade missions to Cuba, Ecuador, Argentina, Israel, China, and every continent on the globe except Antarctica.
In 2020 and 2021 Commissioner Miller declared numerous companies and firms in the agricultural sector as “essential businesses,” saving thousands of jobs and enabling many Texas businesses to keep their doors open.
Commissioner Miller is a businessman who breeds and trains American Quarter Horses. In his spare time, he is a recognized rodeo cowboy who holds 12 world championship titles.
He and his wife, Debra, have been married for over 45 years. They have two sons, two daughters-in-law and five grandchildren. They are active members of the Cowboy Church of Erath County, where Commissioner Miller also serves as an elder.
Dan Morrissey:
My J6 story is a lot different than the others. My J6 Journey has been a legal battle with a corrupt system. In short, I caught the FBI, DOJ, Judge Walton, the prosecutor, Christopher Tortorice, my former private “defense” attorney, Anthony Solis, my appellant counsel, Tony Axam committing fraud upon the people.
What the court is doing is not technically illegal. However, they know that if they rule on the fraud, the DOJ, Judge Walton, the prosecutor, and appellant counsel, will all be found guilty of fraud. Why does this matter?
It opens the door (pun intended) for every other J6’er to have the merits of their case appealed and essentially find the Government guilty of the GREATEST MISCARRIGE OF JUSTICE in American History, and a lot of people will go to prison.