After four years of record energy restrictions, open borders, and spending that drove up gas prices and interest rates, Democrats want credit for promising to bring them down. Jeffries’ plan follows the same playbook: blame tariffs and the temporary conflict with Iran, then return to the policies that created the crisis. Here’s why the plan won’t lower costs: xitter.cf/FreedomFirst26/status/…

Warren is attacking Trump’s family to divert attention from the disaster she helped create. Grocery prices surged 23% under Biden while Democrats allocated billions to the IRGC. Inflation was roughly half that during Trump’s presidency. She voted for the spending that burdened working families. Voters will remember who caused the problem.

Talarico says friendship and “understanding Texas” define us. His votes tell a different story. He voted NO on: • SB 2 (2019) – Requiring voter approval before big local property-tax hikes • SB 2 (2025) – Education Savings Accounts (school choice) • SB 14 (2023) – Banning puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones & surgeries for minors • SB 12 (2025) – Parental rights / limiting DEI & social transitioning in schools • SB 13 (2025) – Parental oversight of school library materials • SB 17 (2025) – Restricting land purchases by hostile foreign governments Roll calls are public on Texas Legislature Online. Check them.

A court did not determine that Paxton violated whistleblower laws; rather, the case was settled. The 2015 securities charges against him were dismissed without any admission of guilt, following a diversion program and the payment of $300,000 in restitution. Additionally, the Texas Senate acquitted him of all 16 impeachment articles after a comprehensive trial. Labeling dismissals, settlements, and acquittals as “proof of guilt” is how misinformation persists. It’s important to check the actual court records and the Senate vote for accurate information.

The Attorney General plays a crucial role in upholding the law. Johnson's voting history clearly shows a pattern of opposing school choice, restricting foreign land ownership, and limiting local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. These roll call votes are publicly available—take a moment to review them and see the truth for yourself.

Attorney General Role: Johnson has made it clear that he plans to use the Attorney General's office to sue the Trump administration. Along with his votes against SB 2, SB 17, and border cooperation measures, this demonstrates a consistent pattern of opposing policies that the majority of Texans support.

Foreign land & border: • Voted against SB 17 - limits on hostile foreign entities buying Texas land and resources • Voted against SB 8 - requiring local law enforcement to assist federal immigration enforcement These are not minor votes. They are core protections.

School choice & education: • Voted against SB 2 -Education Savings Accounts • Voted against SB 12 and SB 13 - parental rights and school transparency measures He sided with the status quo over parents.

Nathan Johnson wants to be Attorney General. His Senate record shows he voted against school choice, against limits on hostile foreign land purchases, and against key parental-rights and border-related measures. Here’s the record.👇

Claiming Dan Patrick took a $3M bribe from Tim Dunn to acquit Paxton is a conspiracy theory, not a fact. Paxton was acquitted by the Texas Senate on all 16 articles after a full trial. The old 2015 securities charges were dismissed without an admission of guilt. No evidence of bribery was ever presented in court. Accusations without proof are just smears. Check the official Senate vote and court records.

The Lieutenant Governor controls the Senate agenda. Goodwin’s record shows opposition to school choice, tax restraints, foreign-land limits, and the bill that restricted irreversible medical procedures on minors. The roll calls are public. Check them before you vote.

Taxes & foreign land: • Voted against HJR 2, HJR 4, and HJR 6 - constitutional bans on estate taxes, securities transaction taxes, and capital gains taxes. • Voted against SB 17 - limits on hostile foreign entities buying Texas land. • F on the Fiscal Responsibility Index every session

Child protection: • Voted against SB 14 (2023), which banned puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgeries for minors for gender transition.

School choice & parents: • Voted against education savings accounts (SB 2) • Voted against SB 12 - parental rights and removing gender ideology/DEI from schools. • Voted against SB 13 - parental oversight of school library materials. She has said she will not pass a budget that funds private school options for parents.

Vikki Goodwin wants to be Lieutenant Governor. Her House record shows a consistent pattern of voting against school choice, tax restraints, foreign-land limits, and key child-protection and parental-rights measures. Here’s the record.👇

Economic incentives that bring employers and jobs are not “corruption.” They expand the tax base. Hinojosa’s pattern is consistent: oppose school choice, oppose tax restraints, oppose foreign-land limits, and vote against the law that allowed Texas to designate CAIR — then attack the results of policies she voted against. The roll calls are public. Check them. Early voting ends soon.

Foreign influence, CAIR & security: • Voted against SB 1900 — the bill that gave Texas the authority to designate foreign terrorist organizations. Abbott later used it to designate CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood. • Voted against HB 45 (rules limiting foreign law in Texas family courts) • Voted against SB 17 (limits on hostile foreign land purchases) • Voted against HB 1900 (penalties for cities that defund police) She opposed the framework that lets Texas designate groups like CAIR, while defending Austin’s police cuts.

Taxes and Property: - Voted against the 3.5% property tax growth cap. - Voted against a constitutional ban on a state income tax. - Voted against a ban on estate and death taxes. - Voted against tighter limits on local tax increases. She advocates for affordability while voting against measures that would help control tax growth.

School choice: Voted against education savings accounts (SB 2). Parents and guardians of children in failing schools have fewer options. She chose to maintain the status quo over supporting families.

Gina Hinojosa wants voters to believe Greg Abbott’s economic incentives are “corruption.”Her actual record tells a different story. She repeatedly voted against the policies that keep Texas competitive, protect taxpayers, and limit foreign influence. Here’s the record. 👇