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Today, the role will be played by Fort Bend County.
I’ve decided that the counties hold a daily lottery to decide which county isn’t going to post their early voting rosters until later in the morning/day. Today’s winner was apparently Harris County. #txlege
Yes, this is kind of known. He campaigned on sucking up to Russia, but Russia always wanted more until they attacked. There is no appeasing Russia that’s what happened.
Jason Vaughn retweeted
Texas Early Vote in person now nearly even according to known party affiliation with slight lead for Republicans according to analysis from @theoelections. Democrats still dominate mail ballots received.
Past Republican primary voters have taken the lead in early in-person voting: 990,273 to 985,681 for past Democratic primary voters, through Thursday.
Voters with no primary history have grown every day: 22.4% of in-person voters on day 1, then 25.8%, 29.4% and 32.4% on day 4.
On day 4, they outnumbered past Democratic primary voters (30.2%) and were 2.1 points behind past Republican primary voters (34.5%).
This is the crazy crap they want.
Make him veto Medicare for All
Make him veto a $25 living wage
Make him veto free childcare
Make him veto Block the Bombs to Israel
Make him veto zero aid to Israel
Make him veto free college
Make him veto erasing student loans
Make him veto taxes on billionaires
Thank goodness early voting started now we can see some stuff from the Texas Attorney General’s office.
BREAKING: @KenPaxtonTX has sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, accusing the company of misleading users about ChatGPT’s safety and failing to protect Texans, including children, from harmful AI interactions
Jason Vaughn retweeted
More than $1 billion has been spent on media buys in Texas across all races in this election cycle, per @AdImpact_Pol. #txlege
I said something about both because both are wrong.
Vivek Ramaswamy’s ad is wrong and foolish. Agreed. But I’ve noticed that the same people aghast at that ad are simultaneously saying nothing, nodding, laughing or cheering at collateral attacks on Lindsey Graham’s Senate candidate sister – attacks launched by slandering Lindsey Graham’s corpse using the testimony of male hookers. You say you’re totally outraged. I think you’re mostly just partisan hacks.
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The grifter continue to show you who they are and who not to trust. If a mother has not talked to her daughter, since she was 12 when she lost custody because she wouldn’t stop defending the man raping her she doesn’t really count as a mother.
Amy Acton is why the term HOT MESS was invented. She is a Sloppy UNSTABLE Person who Needs help. That’s why the Ad from the MOM is so Effective. It builds on something The PEOPLE already sense. There is something WRONG with Amy. And Amy’s MOM is just “a bit” more familiar with the situation than “Jake” Tapper. AMY ACTON tried to shut down Elections during COVID. —-EVERYONE in OHIO needs to get Real and do the RIGHT THING and make sure the “chaotic” Amy LOSES!
I appreciate that after all the shit I got for saying you don’t have to endorse all Republicans if they’re awful people Trump did the same things and skipped Bo French as well. lol don’t back bastards and claim to be moral.
I really like Allie Beth Stuckey, but sometimes I feel like she studies early 90s church talking points to find these videos.
How should Christians approach Halloween?
Christians tend to fall into four different camps when it comes to participating in Halloween:
- Total abstinence
- Full participation
- Partial participation
- Redemptive participation
Some abstain from Halloween altogether. Others fully participate in the festivities, while some enjoy the family fun without participating in the glorification of evil.
I believe the better alternative is redemptive participation.
My mom has set this example for me for years. She uses Halloween as an opportunity to share the gospel by attaching Bible verses to candy, making Scripture signs for her front lawn, and sharing the love of Jesus with the families who come to her door.
As she says, “What other time of year do you have people coming to your home and asking you for something? This is like the easiest evangelism opportunity possible.”
A night associated with darkness can actually be an opportunity to shine the light of Christ.
Jason Vaughn retweeted
I’m John McQueeney, and I’m proud to serve as your State Representative. This past session, I helped bring $7 million back to our community for local mental health resources and park renovations.
We’ve delivered results for House District 97, and I’m ready to keep fighting for our families, our communities, and our future. I’m asking for your vote so I can keep getting things done for Tarrant County.
There is never been a cycle, where Republicans have tried to prove protection for pedophiles so much from the Attorney General of Texas to this truly horrifying. I guess we now know why nothing happened with the Epstein files.
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There’s a reason why I’ve become so opposed to our election process as it currently stands.
It’s more than our ugly tone.
It’s more than our disrespect of each other.
All the tools of electioneering are now being used to mislead rather than enlighten. They are being used to destroy rather than to build.
The best example of this is the Ohio gubernatorial ad — I believe it will have an impact. In fact, I’m sure of it. But it’s a horrible example of how low we have sunk.
When people ask me to analyze an ad, they’re not asking for my opinion. They’re asking me for the impact it will have on voters. And that’s exactly what I try to give them.
This is different.
This is my opinion.
I think this ad will be taught in schools for decades about just how toxic our politics have turned.
I’m sad for what my country has become.
Jason Vaughn retweeted
UPDATE: After donating $646k to a pro-Paxton SuperPAC in the GOP Primary Runoff, billboard lawyer Thomas J. Henry donated $1 million to the pro-Talarico Lone Star Rising PAC on 10/1. Lone Star Rising reported several other major trial lawyer donations as well.
Billboard lawyer Thomas J. Henry donated $646k to a SuperPAC supporting Ken Paxton in the GOP Primary Runoff. Now he is the latest liberal trial lawyer to throw his support behind James Talarico in the General Election.
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Actually, it’s quite clear that Ryan and people like him care very much.
Leaving a vote blank is a perfectly legitimate choice when both candidates are unprincipled and you cannot, in good conscience, support either. I’ve done it before, and I’d do it again without hesitation.
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I am heartbroken for the loss of this 1-year-old angel.
But I cannot understand why anyone would ever, in any situation, ignore commands to stop your car from the police and then accelerate it directly at them.
I would NEVER do that. That goes against everything I was ever taught about interacting with law enforcement in tense situations.



































