Kenneth R. Kasper is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), esteemed business consultant, and dedicated farmer.

Born and raised in Shiner, Texas, Kenneth pursued his higher education at Texas A&M University. He graduated in 1990 with a degree in Business Administration, specializing in Accounting. By 1992, Kenneth had become a licensed CPA and began his career in financial accounting in the oil and gas service sector, operating out of Houston, Texas, and Louisiana.

In 1999, Kenneth and his family relocated to New Braunfels, where he established his own CPA firm, primarily serving small businesses with accounting and tax-related services.

His journey with the Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) began in May of 2021 when he joined the organization as the Deputy Local Coordinator for the New Braunfels local group. Under his leadership, the group collected over 400 signatures during a petition drive to place the question of Texas Independence on the Republican Party's primary ballot.

Kenneth expanded his influence within the Republican Party in March 2022, becoming the chairman of New Braunfels Pct 303. In this role, he diligently advocated for the TNM and proposed a platform item demanding a Texas Independence Referendum be included on the official platform of the Texas Republican Party.

His commitment to the cause didn't stop there. In June 2022, as a delegate at the Texas Republican Party convention, Kenneth actively supported the TNM's efforts to place the referendum issue on the party platform, which ultimately passed by an overwhelming majority of votes from the delegates.

Recognizing his contributions, in July 2022, Kenneth was promoted to the role of District Director of the TNM, where he now oversees Senate District 25. His primary responsibility is the establishment and growth of local TNM groups within the district.

Beyond his political endeavors, Mr. Kasper is an avid outdoorsman and a life member of the National Rifle Association (NRA). He and his wife, Patti, reside in New Braunfels and are proud parents to two daughters and two stepsons.

Kenneth remains driven by a singular motto, "Texas First, Texas Forever."