Representative Wesley Hunt (TX-38) - Class of 2019

About Wesley

Wesley Hunt was born and raised in Houston, TX in a military family and is a proud alumnus of St. John’s School.  Upon graduation from St. John’s, Wesley accepted an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point.

In 2004, he received his commission in the U.S. Army and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Leadership and Management with a Field of Study in Mechanical Engineering.  After West Point, Wesley spent eight years in the Army as an Aviation Branch Officer and AH-64D Apache Longbow helicopter pilot. 

Wesley’s service included one combat deployment to Iraq, and two deployments to Saudi Arabia where he served as a Diplomatic Liaison Officer. While in Saudi Arabia, Wesley served as a liaison officer representing the U.S. Government in missions involving the Royal Saudi Land Forces Aviation Corps.  

Upon completion of his military service and honorable discharge as a Captain, Wesley attended Cornell University and earned a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.), a Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.) and a Master of Industrial and Labor Relations (M.I.L.R.). 

Wesley is a lifelong conservative and is an active member of the community who has dedicated his time in military service and volunteer work to protect our country and improve the Houston area.  He and his wife Emily have three children, Victoria, Olivia and Willie Parish Hunt II. 

Why is it important that Maverick PAC members remain engaged in politics? 

It is our civic duty to engage in the political process by any means necessary, whether that be casting your ballot every election cycle, or pledging your support for candidates who will fight to uphold the values that make this nation great, and at the minimum, voting in each election in your community. 

What is the future of the conservative movement and how can Maverick PAC members be impactful in that movement?

As a West Point graduate and combat veteran, service is what drives me. We must continue to elect strong, conservative military veterans at the local, state, and federal levels of government who have dedicated their lives to fighting for the rights of the American people. I encourage all Maverick PAC members to phone bank, block walk, or volunteer in whatever capacity their favorite candidates need help with the most.  

What are the top five issues Maverick PAC members should watch this year that will impact their industries and lives?

I believe that securing our southern border is absolutely essential to maintaining our way of life in the United States. By securing our southern border, we can help prevent the deaths of roughly 100,000 Americans who overdose on fentanyl annually. In addition, Republicans in Congress must continue to fight against the war President Joe Biden has waged on our Oil and Industry, which has been a leading cause to the skyrocketing inflation we have seen since he entered the White House. These are two of the biggest issues facing our country that need to be addressed immediately.  


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