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Yes - the contents were so upsetting, I had to take a break from it yesterday. They're working with Marc Elias too.
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Here’s a preview of what’s coming from @DataRepublican and the research we’ve been doing with our research queen, @iamlisalogan!
You don’t want to miss the upcoming deep dive on the Democrats and their plans to manipulate the country, push Trump toward martial law and the Insurrection Act, and what they intend to do if they gain power!
If you’re not happy with the GOP, I understand - but soon you’ll understand why the GOP is the only option on November 3rd. I’m not being hyperbolic when I say that if you care about preserving our Constitution and our country, voting straight-ticket Republican is the only option.
In the meantime, find all of the recent articles about the Insurrection Act - look at how many have been published this month alone.
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Annabel Richter was a 19 year old FIT student. She was fed fentanyl by a man named Moises Friere who told her it was cocaine. Friere knew what he was doing — he gave the drugs to two female students and didn’t take any himself. While Annabel was overdosing, Friere stripped off her clothes, took photos of her naked body, and then raped her instead of calling for help.
Because of what he did, she is dead.
There are no “I am Jane Doe” rallies for Annabel Richter. There is no daily coverage of her death on CNN. There are no New York Times investigations creating timelines of her last day. Unless you read local crime news in New York City, you will not have heard about this case.
Why is Cornell’s Jane Doe of so much more interest to mainstream news than FIT’s Annabel Richter? Perhaps because news loves to create narratives about predatory white male college students and refuses to make national-news villains of men like Friere, who commit most of the actual crime in places like New York City.
The NYT and CNN aren’t lying when they do 50 stories about Jane Doe and zero about Annabel Richter. They’re just exercising editorial judgment about which parts of the news you need to hear.
Man who drugged and raped dead NYC college student texted nude pics of her instead of calling 911: feds trib.al/pAEqBDj
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This Ghost Soldier movie with @reallycaviezel looks amazing. And when was the last time you heard the St. Michael’s Prayer in a movie?!? Watch this.
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FACT CHECK: James Talarico says he passed "60 bipartisan bills" in the Texas House.
I pulled his official Texas Legislature member reports for every session since 2019.
Bills Talarico authored that became law: 10.
Three were local or ceremonial: a highway naming, a utility district, and dam work for a water district. That leaves seven real laws in four terms.
In 2025, he authored 48 bills. Zero became law.
His "largest early childhood education bill in our state's history"? Written by a Republican. Talarico was a coauthor.
His insulin cap? Written by a Republican. His bill died in committee.
Verdict: False. Ten is not sixty. He is counting other people's bills as his own.
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LIES. Talarico lies as naturally as he breathes.
“women dying in hospital parking lots from sepsis due to Texas abortion laws”.
Literally no women have died from sepsis in hospital parking lots.
There have been three high profile cases in the last 6 years.
THREE.
All three of which are more closely linked to medical malpractice in not treating observed sepsis than anything else.
But my goodness, do these Democrats just love death and tragedy because they get to lie about it and exploit it for their own political profit for years to come.
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James Talarico went on CNN last night and told a Texas town hall that "the Bible is silent on the issue of abortion." A few minutes later, when he was asked whether the Bible is God's final authoritative word, he said "Yes." He can't have it both ways. If Scripture is the final word, then it isn't silent about the child God is forming in the womb.
The best moment of the night came from a voter, not the candidate. Jody Hunt, a Catholic from Burleson, stood up and told him "the Bible is not silent on abortion. There is the Ten Commandments, thou shalt not kill." She said Catholics take great insult when it's made to sound that way, and as a Christian woman, so do I. Psalm 139 says God knit us together in our mother's womb. Jeremiah 1:5 says He knew us before He formed us. That's not silence.
He also used the town hall to walk back calling God "nonbinary," saying he was just "being provocative." Texans should take note of that, because it tells you how he treats faith: as something to bend for whatever audience is in front of him. Early voting starts Monday, and I'd rather have a senator who takes God's Word as it's written than one who decides what it says.
See the link to the article in the comments.
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I've known @jamestalarico for nearly 20 years. When we were at @UTAustin in 2009, he ran the University Democrats and I ran the College Republicans. Although we disagreed, I once considered him a friend. But then he betrayed the entire student body for his own political gain.🧵
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In 2009, the UT College Republicans and University Democrats teamed up to create "TUITION RELIEF NOW," an organization whose goal was to lower the rising tuition costs for UT system students. We had a huge rally on campus in support of the cause. @DanPatrick was even
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there (although he was still a state senator at the time). To our knowledge it was the first joint-event between our two groups. After, we planned to have an additional rally in support of tuition relief a few weeks later at the Texas Capitol as the Legislature was in session
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debating the issue. We were excited and all felt the momentum. Everything was working just as it should. At least on the issue of addressing rising tuition costs—one of the few issues we could actually agree upon—everyone was rowing in the same direction. But that didn't last.
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Just days before the Capitol rally, we received word that the University Democrats had changed their position on the issue of rising tuition and would no longer be participating in the rally. This was, to say the least, strange, surprising, and terribly disheartening to us.
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But he hadn't heard why, and James didn't communicate with us. So we began to investigate.
What we found out (through many angry and confused members of the University Democrats) was that Talarico *himself* had unilaterally reversed course without consulting his club or even
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the club's officers. He betrayed not only the student body, but the organization he led as well.
Why would he do this? We were baffled. What we heard was that he pulled support so that he, himself, could stay in the good graces of the university's leadership, who opposed
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tuition cuts. And lo and behold, he was rewarded the next year with the cushy position of executive director of UT's student government, who had close ties to university leadership.
A few years went by. I was serving as the general counsel for the Texas House Freedom Caucus,
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and James had been elected to the House. He started fine. He seemed sincere. But quickly, he devolved to routinely spending hours on the House floor avoiding genuine discussions, favoring instead to accuse us of racism. Then, when the cameras stopped
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rolling, I'd run into him in the Capitol hallway, and he'd see me and go off about how good it is to see me and wishing me well, all with a smile on his face, knowing full well who I worked for.
Every interaction I had with him after that reinforced to me how fake he actually
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is, and how willing he is to lie to satisfy his political ambitions.
Now, he's lying again, claiming he has a moderate voting record. But this time there's an abundance of evidence showing that isn't the case. But worse than that, in my opinion, is his consistent betrayal.
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None of us will be immune to Talarico's habit of betrayal if he wins. He betrayed his own people for political gain, and you should know that he will not hesitate to do the same to all of us for his own political ambitions (which I guarantee you do not stop at the U.S. Senate).