Again, Chris Schuchardt continues to do nothing to demonstrate his ability to lead Bexar County, beyond slinging mud and declaring everyone who does not side with him a Rino. Of course, relying on his past efforts at being a true Republican are absent from his campaign efforts, simply because they don’t exist. His only claim is that he led the fight against Prop A, which is a completely fraudulent claim. Beyond printing posters that denounced Prop A while asking for your vote for him as Mayor, or stating that he was against Prop A during campaign appearances to gain your vote for him as mayor, Chris Schuchardt has done nothing to further or advance the efforts to defeat Prop A. Even when talking about potential constituents, Chris Schuchardt has a low opinion, stating, “I figure people have a short attention span when it comes to these off-cycle mayoral races.” Appears Chris Schuchardt cannot even say anything good about the people of Bexar County.
I again compare Chris Schuchardt with the wannabe quarterback, claiming he’s the only man to guarantee a winning team by denouncing everyone else. He comes to the table with no past experience, no demonstration of supporting the Republican platform, has never held a position within Bexar County GOP network, never sat on a working committee to advance the Republican agenda, or even been a Precinct Chair. What he has done is make claims without evidence, made accusations based on assumptions and denouncing everyone that opposes his election.
Much of Chris Schuchardt’s qualifications rely heavily on his business expertise. As quoted in a San Antonio Report interview dtd, April 7, 2023, during his mayoral challenge, Schuchardt, stated “between his various trucking and materials companies he now has roughly 55 employees, and the company’s gross more than $10 million per year.” In an article published by Community Impact, Schuchardt is quoted as saying,” Created a multimillion-dollar business before I was 28 years old, providing a payroll to 50-plus employees and subcontractors.” Listing the company as Calidad LLC, started when he was only 26 years old. Difficult to believe that a 26 year old man could build a corporation that gross more than A$10 million dollars annually, in just two years, operating from a private residence.
In searching out claims made by Chris Schuchardt, the most logical start is with the Texas Secretary of State. There you will find that Chris Schuchardt has registered seven interconnecting corporations, listing only himself and his wife as officers of each. Two addresses are shown for corporate headquarters, one a private residence (I would give you the address, but the property is no longer owned by Mr. Schuchardt) the second address is a UPS Store/Mailbox drop. An internet search of all seven corporations failed to produce any commercial address, property, or storage facilities. All corporations appear to be operated from a residential location which Mr. Schuchardt no longer owns.
An internet search for assets of the corporations showed only one record, found on the site Quick Transport Solutions, a quasi-BBB of the trucking industry, Calidad LLC has only a single truck listed in their inventory. It is a licensed DOT and MC trucking company under license DOT #2633329 and MC #916689. However, it doesn’t appear to be any commercial insurance for the truck as the last insurance company Hallmark County Mutual canceled the policy September 10, 2015.
Of the seven corporations, the Texas Secretary of State web site shows that a total of eight UCC filings have been made against Chris Schuchardt companies, listing creditors as being Sheffield Financial, Huntington National Bank, Frost Bank, and the US Small Business Administration. Additionally, OpenCorporates.com, cites Calidad LLC had a tax forfeiture filed against the company May 12, 2023, filing #01246493780208, reinstated on May 23, 2023, filing #012495301002. With alleged 10 million annually in revenue, one would think his creditors would not have filed liens against his equipment.
Chris Schuchardt registered corporations all appear to be interlocking, without a corporate headquarters or assets, floating on a sea of self-promotion much like his degree in Maritime Business Administration. You would think a company with fifty to fifty-five employees and generating ten million dollars in revenue yearly would at least have a commercial business office, not an operation run out of a residential home he no longer owns.
So, there you have it, Chris Schuchardt is NOT qualified to become the next County Commissioner. With NO experience at or with politics, questionable business experience and dealings, and obvious questionable integrity, what qualifies Chris Schuchardt for the position of County Commissioner, NOTHING !
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