DAVY HOBSON

The American people are tired of having a government that does not work together for the good of America and Americans. We are tired of people being sworn into office that do not uphold the Constitution. We are tired of two political parties not working together for the good of the republic, we are tired of identity politics, we are tired of being torn apart as a sovereign nation! We the people, are tired of having this whole nation’s very foundation degraded, manipulated, disrespected, and torn apart at the seams. What sets us apart from all other nations is that we set up a constitution that said we’re going to be a country with the rule of law and everybody was going to be subject to the law of which the Constitution is the supreme law of the land.  We American people, are not going to put up with politicians who pass laws of which they do not read, politicians who do not try to work together for the good of our country!  And frankly, I’m tired of hearing people say I don’t wan

Mr. Davy D Hobson is an instructor at Remington College with a background as a Nationally Registered Paramedic and Texas licensed Paramedic working for East Texas Medical Center in Tyler Texas. He has held past certifications and designations as BLS, ACLS, PALS, ENPC, TNCC, TNCC Instructor and HSC-O. He worked as a Medical Assistant for Acute Care of Tyler with patient volumes of over 100 per day where he trained in x-ray and laboratory examinations performing gram stains and cell differentials under the microscope. He attended Tyler Junior College, East Texas Baptist University, University of Texas at Tyler, Chamberlain College of Nursing and Excelsior University in Albany New York and where he graduated with his Nursing Degree. Mr Hobson has also worked as a travel nurse in 38 ERs across southern California and 7 ERs in Texas and as being a Director of the Emergency Department over two ERs in East Texas. Additionally, he did a 6 month stint in the Gulf of Mexico as Medic working

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