King Bowen Deploys Fake PACMAN Ads

A man dressed in ornate royal attire with a purple cloak and gold crown, holding a scepter. He wears a necklace featuring a Pac-Man pendant and multiple rings adorned with colorful gemstones.

There is nothing too low for King Bowen, the new PAC man of Texas politics who has received over 88% of all his donations from PACs.

You might have received a political advertisement in the form of a text or a mailer paid for by Win the Century implying that Bowen’s opponent is an incumbent and failed to vote for a number of policies. Here is the issue: Albert Wittliff never voted on this issues because he has never held office before. It is really kind of hard to cast a vote when you aren’t an incumbent. BTW Scott Bowen has held elected office on the School Board and has a detailed record of failure. You can review that broken record here.

Besides the dishonesty the PAC responsible for the mailers does not exist so there is no record of how much they spent on the dishonest mailers. This amount is in addition to over $200,000 Bowen has spent on multiple mailers from the $1 Million his special interest PACs have donated to him. Win the Century is not registered with the Texas Ethics Commission and has a post office box out of Washington DC.

Pretty sad but that is Scott Bowen for you. If elected these PACs are going to ride Scott like a pony at a Catholic Church bazaar.

Image of a political message targeting Albert Wittliff, highlighting his perceived failure to support affordable plans for Texas families, with details on health insurance, good-driver discounts, and property tax cuts.
A flyer criticizing Albert Wittliff for not supporting the Keep Texas Affordable Plan, highlighting rising prices, failure to cut property taxes, and lowering health premiums. It includes a contact email for constituents.

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