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'''Richard Lynn Range''', known as '''Rick Range''' (born January 12, 1952),<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.mylife.com/richard-range/kathykrcox4442e|title=Richard Range|publisher=Mylife.com|accessdate=February 27, 2018}}</ref>is one of three [[Republican Party|Republicans]] challenging the re-nomination of [[Texas]] Land Commissioner [[George P. Bush]] in the March 6 party [[primary]]. Like two other intra-party rivals, former Commissioner [[Jerry Patterson]] and land surveyor [[Davey Edwards]], Range has based his campaign primarily on the preservation of traditional state history and the integrity of the  [[The Alamo]]. Seeking his second term in the position, Bush is the son of [[Moderate Republican]] former [[Florida]] [[Governor]] [[Jeb Bush]], who lost the 2016 presidential nomination to [[Donald Trump]]], the nephew of former [[U.S. President]] [[George W. Bush]], and a grandson of former President [[George Herbert Walker Bush]].

'''Richard Lynn Range''', known as '''Rick Range''' (born January 12, 1952),<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.mylife.com/richard-range/kathykrcox4442e|title=Richard Range|publisher=Mylife.com|accessdate=February 27, 2018}}</ref>is one of three [[Republican Party|Republicans]] challenging the re-nomination of [[Texas]] Land Commissioner [[George P. Bush]] in the March 6 party [[primary]]. Like two other intra-party rivals, former Commissioner [[Jerry Patterson]] and land surveyor [[Davey Edwards]], Range has based his campaign primarily on the preservation of traditional state history and the integrity of the  [[The Alamo]]. Seeking his second term in the position, Bush is the son of [[Moderate Republican]] former [[Florida]] [[Governor]] [[Jeb Bush]], who lost the 2016 presidential nomination to [[Donald Trump]], the nephew of former [[U.S. President]] [[George W. Bush]], and a grandson of former President [[George Herbert Walker Bush]].

A native of Dallas County, Range graduated from Irving High School in Irving, Texas, and then attended North Texas State University in Denton, since known as the University of North Texas, and West Texas State University in Canyon, since know as Texas A&M University. He formerlyh taught at the junior high and high school levels before becoming a career firefighter with the fire department in Mesquite, east of [[Dallas]]. For more than three decades, he worked as a driver/engineer for the fire department and as [[Spanish]] translator for both the fire and police departments. He resides in Garland in Dallas County.<ref name=rrange>{{cite web|url=https://rickrange.us/ |title=Rick Range for Texas General Land Office Commissioner|publisher=Rickrange.us|accessdate=February 27, 2018}}</ref>

A native of Dallas County, Range graduated from Irving High School in Irving, Texas, and then attended North Texas State University in Denton, since known as the University of North Texas, and West Texas State University in Canyon, since know as Texas A&M University. He formerlyh taught at the junior high and high school levels before becoming a career firefighter with the fire department in Mesquite, east of [[Dallas]]. For more than three decades, he worked as a driver/engineer for the fire department and as [[Spanish]] translator for both the fire and police departments. He resides in Garland in Dallas County.<ref name=rrange>{{cite web|url=https://rickrange.us/ |title=Rick Range for Texas General Land Office Commissioner|publisher=Rickrange.us|accessdate=February 27, 2018}}</ref>