Retired news anchor-reporter (KXAN, KVUE, KCRA, KSLA, KPLC). Retweets = Free Speech
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Robert Hadlock retweeted
SCOOP: Multiple teachers at Pearson Ranch Middle School (@RoundRockISD) reportedly posted a picture of themselves wearing T-shirts PROMOTING Democrat James Talarico INSIDE the school.
Isn’t it against the law for teachers to promote political candidates inside public schools?
We reached out to the school for comment, but they did not respond.
Robert Hadlock retweeted
Wat we weten:
1. Ze is lid van de Franse linkse partij en een activist, een van de grootste voorvechters voor het openstellen van migratie voor Noord-Afrikaanse volkeren.
2. Ze bezit een kleine chique boetiek op een chique locatie, ze stond in haar winkel in een poging die te redden van plundering en diefstal, en zei tegen hen dat ze een beroemde activiste is.
3. Ze zei tegen hen: ik ben zus-en-zo, de activiste voor asiel, ik sta aan jullie kant, ik heb jullie verdedigd en jullie toegang en verblijf in Frankrijk, ze spuwden op haar, sloegen haar neer en trapten haar met hun voeten, gelukkig leeft ze nog.
4. En ze plunderden de hele winkel, en verloren in een oogwenk al haar levenslange strijd en werk. Ze stond daar verdoofd, kon niet geloven dat deze stelende, opruiende, criminele, barbaarse horden degenen zijn die ze haar hele leven heeft verdedigd, en voor wie ze heeft gepleit om haar land binnen te vallen en te vernietigen
Robert Hadlock retweeted
Well I hope the mostly peaceful protestors found new notebooks and pencils at Dior, noted carrier of school supplies.
Robert Hadlock retweeted
The current auditing measures Austin has in place can be cancelled at any time
Right now, the Austin comms/marketing department has 15x the amount of personnel of most major enterprises. The IT department is overspending by $200M.
Gross neglect and a lack of intestinal fortitude is evident: but an audit will help illuminate specifics even further
Prop I guarantees a truthful, regular audit that only we, the people of Austin, can cancel or suspend.
It would also prohibit another tax rate increase election until the regular audit is completed.
Who would oppose that? Why? Only those gaining from the system, or those listening to those who are.
Vote aye on I.
Robert Hadlock retweeted
France has FREE health care, paid parental leave, paid family leave, FREE child care, FREE preschool, 5 weeks paid vacation, a 35 hour work week, generous unemployment and housing benefits, and heavily subsidized higher education.
Everything the left says they want AND THEY'RE STILL PROTESTING AND BURNING SHIT DOWN.
Robert Hadlock retweeted
Early voting starts today in Texas.
James Talarico, in his own words:
On police: “It's always rich to me that defund the police is considered off limits...”
On guns: Assault weapons ban? “Absolutely.”
On ICE: “Tear down this secret police force.”
On prison: “Prison is violence.”
“People don't belong in cages.”
Send this to a Texas voter.
Robert Hadlock retweeted
Go to a Lakeway gym, be caught on video stealing $1k worth of equipment, run from police, assault/injure a cop -- all while on three convictions for running from police, plus other crimes.
Get dismissed by DA Garza, and then proceed to commit more crimes.
AUSTIN MAN ditched his car behind a swim center at 4am and ran into the woods, leaving his deaf passenger alone in the front seat. He was already wanted for skipping out on a jail sentence.
Prosecutors declined to charge him.
The officer had tried to pull him over for driving with no headlights. The passenger had to write on a notepad to answer questions, and she wrote that the driver was "my friend Marcus Taylor." Police heard branches snapping in the woods. Eventually Maurice Taylor yelled, "Alright, I'm coming out.... I ran from you because I know I have a warrant."
The warrant was for 20 days in jail for carrying a fake driver's license. A judge gave him a deadline to turn himself in, but he didn't show up.
That was his 11th Travis County case since December 2024.
Before that, he borrowed a neighbor's key card for "one workout" at a Lakeway HOA gym. Surveillance video shows him going in and out seven times in under three hours, carrying out about $980 worth of weights, mats and even the trash can. The case was dismissed.
When police came to arrest him for the gym theft, he yanked away from two cops and sprinted across RR 620. They found him lying behind a fence next to AC units. In the back of the patrol car, he got upset and kicked his leg out the door, bending a corporal's thumb back so far the officer ended up in a brace.
He already had three convictions for running from police. DA Jose Garza's office knocked the felony assault on an officer down to a misdemeanor and dismissed the felony evading charge.
Another time, an officer pulled a fake driver's license out of his car. When the officer said it was fake, Taylor replied, "I know." That case was dismissed.
Last month he was arrested again, this time for felony credit card abuse.
Robert Hadlock retweeted
The city is afraid. Afraid enough to publish false information.
And it should be.
We want our money to be spent responsibly.
No more $2M checks to Chito’s favorite NGO.
City staff are publishing anti-Prop I propaganda on austintexas dot gov
Their cost estimate is totally made up and its kind of moot because the audit must find savings greater than cost
Theres no distinction between 'must be made public' and 'available upon request' , nothing is stopping the city from proactively publishing the prop I data
Likewise , nothing is stopping them from giving feedback to the prop I auditor in subsequent years
Finally their chart is missing many benefits of Prop I , like for example, it can't be repealed by council!
Robert Hadlock retweeted
Austin paid a consultant $300k to come up with a DEI wildfire mitigation plan. Essentially they are only focusing efforts in East Austin neighborhoods with minorities. If you are white & live in a decent neighborhood @KirkPWatson thinks it’s ok to have your neighborhood burn 🤦🏼
Austin released its wildfire protection plan today
City paid a consultant $300k+ to help with its creation
It makes 'Equity and Inclusion' a focus, wants to prioritize migitigation projects using equity considerations and emphasizes dangers to east-side neighborhoods.
Robert Hadlock retweeted
James Talarico looked a 22 year Navy veteran in the eye last night and straight up LIED to him about the SAVE Act. He doesn’t support it. He doesn’t support voter ID. Dude is more slippery than a wet panther.
Robert Hadlock retweeted
Talarico is so full of sh—. Feigning ignorance tonight on the Save America Act to the veteran who asked him. He literally trashed it in August but claimed tonight he’d never heard of it. See below
Robert Hadlock retweeted
DA Jose Garza loves to talk about protecting Austin’s most vulnerable people. Then he keeps releasing the violent criminals who prey on them.
An old man was just beaten to death at a bus stop. The man charged had a long history of violence, and Garza’s office kept dropping his charges.
AUSTIN MAN charged with murdering an old man at a bus stop -- one month after DA Jose Garza's office dropped multiple assault and robbery charges.
Just before 5:30 a.m. Tuesday, a CapMetro bus driver found Jefferey Grable bleeding dead on the ground near the Walmart on Norwood Park.
Jesse Monroe had walked up to Grable, who was lying there for hours, assaulted him, and then fled.
In August, police arrested Monroe twice in five days.
One day officers found Monroe inside a house on East 12th with the front and back windows smashed. He yelled from inside that he was fixing the sink and claimed a woman had paid him $100 on CashApp to do it, even though he had no tools on him. Officers found hair matching his beard in the kitchen sink and urine on the toilet seat. The owner was getting the place ready to rent out as an Airbnb.
Monroe bonded out the next day.
Four days later, an APD officer was in the middle of a traffic stop near I-35 and Rundberg when he saw Monroe following a young woman and telling her he was coming to save her, and she looked frightened. The officer dropped the traffic stop, called for backup, and detained Monroe. Monroe had a crack pipe in his pocket and admitted he'd smoked meth a few hours earlier. He was arrested for interfering with police, and the County Attorney (Delia Garza) declined to prosecute.
A week later, he pleaded no contest to trespassing in the house and got 30 days.
The whole time, he still had five felony charges pending from 2022. Robbery, aggravated assault, and assaulting a police officer all came from one day that October. He picked up two more counts for harassment inside the jail.
In 2023, a judge cut his bond on all of it to $1. One condition: no new arrests.
Within three months, he was arrested for trespassing and giving false identity to police. Five weeks after that, he was arrested for indecent exposure. Those charges were dismissed and declined.
His record already included an arson charge, a conviction for choking a family member, two robbery convictions, and an escape charge.
Last month, DA Jose Garza's office dismissed all five felonies.
32 days later, Jefferey Grable was dead.
36 cases since 2011. 10 since 2022. One conviction: 30 days. And now a man is dead.
Robert Hadlock retweeted
A white Leftist Talarico supporting couple who bought a $1.5 million home in a historically black neighborhood got confronted for putting notes on all cars that park on the street in front of their house, telling them that they can't park there.
The wife tells the black woman who confronted her that "y'alls graduation rates are 25%" and threatens to call the cops on her.
These are the kind, loving, and tolerant Talarico supporting Leftists.
Robert Hadlock retweeted
Austin says it can’t afford parks and wants to raise taxes but is looking to transform an old fire station to an LGBTQ “cultural center” for $3 million tax payer dollars. Why on earth would you need a building and $3 million for this? @KirkPWatson
AUSTIN AUDIT 🚨The historic fire station at 3002 Guadalupe is a taxpayer asset worth $4 million or lease for $375,000/year.
The August 17, 2026 recommendation from the LGBTQ Quality of Life Advisory Commission would take both options off the table, asking Council to relocate the Arson Investigation Unit and refrain from selling it or committing it to any other use.
Instead, the city would take on $3.3 million in renovation costs for the LGBTQ construction (likely higher) plus annual operating costs no one has estimated.
Committing a multimillion-dollar property to a non profit LGBTQ org and funding multi-million renovation puts one group’s request ahead of the stewardship owed to every taxpayer.
AUDIT AUSTIN.
VOTE AYE on Prop EYE
Robert Hadlock retweeted
I serve in the Texas House with James Talarico.
Talarico is the most radically extreme liberal to ever run statewide in Texas.
He's more liberal than Bernie Sanders...
Weirder than Tim Walz...
And more radical than Jasmine Crockett!!
TALARICO MUST BE DEFEATED!!
@RealAmVoice
Robert Hadlock retweeted
Yikes. No wonder California is passing laws to prevent journalists from investigating fraud. Also strange that no one in mainstream journalism talks about that.
🚨 Gavin Newsom’s wife was laundering herself so much money from her NGO she was actually in the top 5% for pay from all charities in the entire nation
But that’s not all, Gavin Newsom “bought his $3.7 million Sacramento estate, it was done through an LLC, but that LLC doesn't seem to have appeared on his tax returns — There’s a lot of questions”
“He’s released at least partly to journalists in closed-door viewing sessions, his tax returns. And if you look at that, his income, it's about $1.2 to $1.4 million a year. And it just doesn't add up for all of his expenses. He's got massive mortgages, $625,000 in mortgage payments and he's got at least $1 million in living expenses, and the two just don't add up”
“When I had a look at Jennifer Newsom's charity, I found that she was paying herself since 2012, $3.7 million. And this is a lot of money when you look at the amount that the charity brings in. It's sort of $1-$1.7 million a year. And she's paying up to a third of that to herself and her own company—$300,000 a year.
Now, I did a bit of data analysis looking at what charities that size usually pay their executives, and she was in the top 5% of all charities in the nation for pay”
In the video I included more instances where Gavin Newsom laundered money to his wife
- $1 million to block a casino project
- $5 million to an office for his wife that he created
- He sent $300,000 from his donor PG&E to his wife’s NGO
And more, it never ends. They need to go to jail
Robert Hadlock retweeted
The communists (technically, socialists) are lining up to protect their cheddar.
In the picture:
-DSA Assistant Amber Goodwin (D1)
-DSA Misael Ramos (D1)
-No-Show Zo (D9)
-5-Shot Siegel
-Pro-Tem Mayor Cryin’ Chito
-Bowlcut Bolshevik Greg Casar
And many others.
Vote “aye” on Prop i Nov 3 and let’s take out the trash.
