Interview with Texas Republican candidate Eric Flores: 'The Democratic Party does not share the values of the Hispanic Community'
The attorney and former Army captain is the Republican nominee for Congress in Texas’ 34th District, a key race for a Republican Party seeking to continue expanding its gains among Hispanic voters. He will face Democrat Vicente González in the November election.
“I’m not a politician—I'm a soldier, a prosecutor, and a father.” That is how Eric Flores described himself in an interview with VOZ. The attorney and former Army captain is the Republican nominee for Congress in Texas, a key battleground for the Republican Party seeking to continue expanding its influence in the southern part of the Lone Star State.
Of Mexican descent, Flores was raised in the Rio Grande Valley. He is an attorney and served his country as an Army infantry officer, rising to the rank of captain. He later served in the Texas Army National Guard, where he helped secure the southern border.
He also worked as a municipal prosecutor and municipal judge before joining the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern Distr…