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Epic headline from Breitbart about the SBOE's mandate to teach the factual roots of Islam. 🔥
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Alisa Simmons is too radical for Tarrant County. She hates the police and wants you to pay more property taxes. We can’t afford Alisa Simmons.
Vote Tim O’Hare for County Judge! 🇺🇸
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Since food critic Bud states opinions with no basis in reality, then turns off comments in what I can only assume is an act of cowardice, allow me to set the record straight in GOP performance in Parker County.
Parker County is currently at 24.8% turnout, up from 18% at this time in 2022, and total in person votes are up 61% over the same period.
With that increase, through the first week of early voting, 62% of Parker County votes are by people with only GOP primary history.
11% are people with only Dem primary history.
19% are people with only general election history.
When comparing this historically, Parker County outperforms the state by more than 10% on average. In 2024, we set a county record at 71.57% turnout, securing more than 75k votes for a President Trump and ranking us #2 among the 50 largest counties in the state.
We’re currently ranked 9th among the 50 largest counties, and when you consider that Election Day turnout favors Republicans, we’re on pace to set another record for mid-term turnout this year.
We look forward to Vice President @JDVance helping get us across that finish line.
The @jdvance visit to JRJ Construction in Weatherford Thursday is a twofer: (1) GOP turnout has been poor in Parker County and (2) He gets exposure in a large red county in Cruz’s home state before 2028
Mask all the way off on this one for sure.
Besides Rosenthal over Bo, @MayorMattie Parker also supports Democrat Nathan Johnson for AG over "MAGA Mayes" Middleton dallasnews.com/news/politics…
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Parker County is on pace to overtake total EV turnout from the last midterm by Tuesday.
@ParkerCountyYR and @ParkerCountyGOP isn’t letting off the pedal either.
Next Tuesday will be rough for Bud.
The @jdvance visit to JRJ Construction in Weatherford Thursday is a twofer: (1) GOP turnout has been poor in Parker County and (2) He gets exposure in a large red county in Cruz’s home state before 2028
Mayor Parker endorsed this guy to keep culture wars out of the RRC???
"Jon Rosenthal is the right choice for Texas Railroad Commissioner. Jon has the experience, proven leadership, and focus on what matters most to our state - smart regulation and policy in partnership with Texans and industry leaders. The Texas Railroad Commission is not a place for culture wars and bigotry - it’s the foundation of the Texas economy, and we cannot afford to hand it to the wrong leader. Vote for Jon Rosenthal." - @MayorMattie, Mayor of Fort Worth
This is why we are losing our country. We have leaders who would rather support someone whose policies actually hurt children and would destroy the state than someone whose policies hurt their feelings. I'm with @bofrench 110%
"Jon Rosenthal is the right choice for Texas Railroad Commissioner. Jon has the experience, proven leadership, and focus on what matters most to our state - smart regulation and policy in partnership with Texans and industry leaders. The Texas Railroad Commission is not a place for culture wars and bigotry - it’s the foundation of the Texas economy, and we cannot afford to hand it to the wrong leader. Vote for Jon Rosenthal." - @MayorMattie, Mayor of Fort Worth
It's disappointing and shameful that Mayor Parker chose to join the far left in endorsing a radical Democrat whose policies harm children. Abortion, boys in girls sports, child gender mutilation... everything that Rosenthal stands for is antithetical to the values of North Texas.
"Jon Rosenthal is the right choice for Texas Railroad Commissioner. Jon has the experience, proven leadership, and focus on what matters most to our state - smart regulation and policy in partnership with Texans and industry leaders. The Texas Railroad Commission is not a place for culture wars and bigotry - it’s the foundation of the Texas economy, and we cannot afford to hand it to the wrong leader. Vote for Jon Rosenthal." - @MayorMattie, Mayor of Fort Worth
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As Ag Commissioner, I will connect Texas farmers and ranchers to school cafeterias to put nutritious whole foods on our kids' lunch trays. Early voting is open through Oct. 30. Vote early for me to put Texas agriculture first!
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Fixed it for you #Txlege
Our team has been getting out to vote across Texas!
Early voting is underway and runs through Friday, October 30th!
There’s still time to make your plan, find your polling location, and cast your ballot before Election Day on November 3rd!

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Tarrant County is a wonderful place to live, work, and raise a family. Make a plan to vote so we don't become Dallas.
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As of today, more Democrats have voted in Texas than Republicans.
Go vote today, and get a few patriotic friends to vote over the weekend.
Let’s turn this thing around.
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More Democrats have cast ballots in Texas than Republicans.
Patriots, it’s time to overwhelm the polls.
Get your friends and family out. Vote now.
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Casinos bring crime.
Casinos bring addiction.
Casinos bring poverty.
We don't want casinos in Texas.
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Thank you to Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham (@DrBuckinghamTX) for the $9.91 million grant to help Tarrant County with emergency management.
Commissioner Buckingham is an example of how much can be accomplished in Texas with strong Republican leadership. As the Chief Emergency Management Official in Tarrant County, I look forward to continuing to work with her office. 🇺🇸
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Message from Chief Eddie Garcia:
It is with a heavy heart that I share the passing of Officer Brian Gentry #3403.
On Tuesday, October 20, 2026, while on-duty, Brian experienced a medical emergency and went to a local hospital emergency room. He was abruptly admitted to the ICU and passed away hours later on October 21, 2026.
Brian has been with the department since 2004 and assigned to the Fugitive Unit as a U.S. Marshal’s Task Force Officer.
The loss of a member of our department is deeply personal. Brian was one of our own, and his passing will be felt by the many people who had the privilege of working alongside him and calling him a friend.
Our thoughts are with Brian’s family, loved ones, and fellow officers during this incredibly difficult time. As a department, we will come together to support one another and, most importantly, to support his family as they navigate this unimaginable loss.
Please keep Brian’s family and the Fort Worth Police Department family close in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Funeral arrangements will be shared at a later date.
Chief Eddie Garcia






















