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Calling "Abortion, Reproductive Healthcare" is similar to calling "Rape, Love Making" and "Slavery, Job Creation"
You people have lost your fucking minds.
I appreciate the dedication and energy Brandon Herrera and his team are bringing to this race. Brandon represents the kind of leadership and fresh perspective I hope to see more of in the Republican Party. People like him represent the future of our party, and I'm genuinely hopeful about the direction we're heading.
I want you all to know.
You arnt worth your weight in salt if someone doesn't make an AI about you.
This my friends is the best I've seen in a while.
Thank you @TLConline this is top shelf stuff.
@GuntherEagleman look at this.
I question your faith. Your own statements and your public support for candidates whose positions conflict with fundamental Christian teachings raise those questions. When you invoke your faith to justify your political choices, it's fair to examine whether those choices are consistent with the values you profess.
You identify yourself as a lifelong Christian and pastor, yet proudly celebrate supporting candidates who advocate abortion rights. For Christians who believe life begins at conception, that presents a serious moral conflict.
You describe James Talarico as kindhearted, intelligent, hardworking, and devoted to helping others. Perhaps he is. However, being a good person and being a good political representative are two different things. Personal friendship and good intentions aren't substitutes for examining someone's legislative record.
You also speak about affordable living, fully funded public schools, Christian compassion, and justice. Those are worthwhile subjects, but good intentions alone don't guarantee good policies or outcomes.
So I have several questions I'd genuinely like you to answer.
1. FAITH AND ABORTION
• How do you reconcile your Christian beliefs, particularly the sanctity of human life, with your support for candidates who advocate abortion rights?
• When you invoke Jesus and Christian principles to explain your vote, how do you reconcile those principles with supporting policies that permit abortion?
• Do you believe your political positions are consistent with the Christian values you've publicly emphasized? If so, how?
2. JAMES TALARICO'S LEGISLATIVE RECORD
You describe Talarico as kindhearted, intelligent, and devoted to helping others. Perhaps he is. However, personal friendship and good intentions aren't substitutes for examining someone's legislative record.
Talarico has supported abortion rights and opposed Republican-backed school voucher legislation. These are substantive political positions that deserve examination regardless of his personal character.
• How do you reconcile Talarico's support for abortion rights with the Christian principles you've emphasized?
• Shouldn't his legislative record carry more weight than your personal friendship with him?
• How do you reconcile his opposition to school-choice legislation with the argument that parents should have greater control over their children's education?
3. EDUCATION AND AFFORDABILITY
You speak about creating an economy where every Texan can afford basic necessities and establishing fully funded public schools where children can thrive. Those are goals most Texans can agree on. However, good intentions don't automatically produce good policies.
• What specific policies will accomplish these goals, how much will they cost, and who will pay for them?
• What evidence demonstrates that these policies will actually improve the lives of Texas families?
• How will you measure whether these policies succeed, rather than simply assuming that increased government spending will produce better outcomes?
4. CHRISTIAN COMPASSION AND POLITICAL CONSISTENCY
You speak about Christian love, compassion, justice, and caring for the vulnerable while describing several Republican officials in extremely harsh terms.
You characterize Ken Paxton as corrupt and morally bankrupt, accuse Greg Abbott of decimating public schools, claim Dan Patrick is bought and paid for, and accuse Bo French of racism.
Those are serious accusations. Serious accusations deserve evidence, regardless of political affiliation.
• Shouldn't the Christian principles of fairness, compassion, and honesty apply equally to those with whom you politically disagree?
• If you're asking others to evaluate candidates through the lens of Christian compassion, shouldn't that same standard apply to how you characterize your political opponents?
• Shouldn't we evaluate every candidate based on documented actions, legislative records.
I am a husband, father, and lifelong Texan. I’ve been a Christian since I was 5 and a pastor since I was 19.
And I just proudly voted for James Talarico, Gina Hinojosa, Jon Rosenthal, and Vikki Goodwin.
While it’s true that Ken Paxton is as corrupt and morally bankrupt as they come, Greg Abbott has decimated our public schools, Dan Patrick is bought and paid for by right-wing billionaires, and Bo French wears his racism on his sleeve, I didn’t just vote AGAINST candidates I know will do a bad job. I had the privilege of voting FOR candidates who will do a great job!
I originally connected with Jimmy Talarico many years ago (long before he got famous) and we became friends shortly after. He’s the exact same guy in private as he is in public—kindhearted, whip smart, hardworking, and very serious about following Jesus’ call to care for all people, especially the most vulnerable. That’s who he’s been in ministry, in the Texas Legislature, and I have no doubt that’s who he’ll be as a United States Senator too.
I’ve also gotten to speak with Gina Hinojosa, Jon Rosenthal, and Vikki Goodwin this year. I believe they will fight for two things that are very important to my family and so many people in our church community:
1. An economy where every Texan can afford to have their basic needs met.
2. Fully funded public schools where all children can thrive.
I’m not telling you who to vote for; I’m just telling you who I chose to vote for and why.
We are in a critical moment in both the United States and Texas, so I hope you vote. And if you are a follower of Jesus, I hope you see your vote as a way to prioritize the way of Jesus—sacrificial love of neighbor and justice for those who have been marginalized.
James Talarico's record deserves scrutiny. He voted against Texas legislation restricting gender-transition medical treatment for minors and opposed restrictions on transgender athletes in school sports. He also opposes broad immigration crackdowns and supports limiting ICE enforcement priorities. Texans deserve to know where he stands.
Important distinctions:
Border security: Talarico does not advocate eliminating border enforcement. He supports hiring additional Border Patrol agents, immigration reform, and targeted deportations.
Transgender medical treatment: He opposed Texas's 2023 restrictions but now explicitly opposes gender-transition surgeries for minors.
School sports: He previously opposed restrictions on transgender athletes but now supports restrictions when safety or fairness is affected.
Sources:
Texas Tribune — September 22, 2026�
Texas Tribune — October 13, 2026�
The strongest factual criticism concerns his legislative voting record compared with his more moderate statements during the 2026 Senate campaign.
WHERES MY GODDAMN FLYING BRUSE...?
@elonmusk ... "Hold my Beer"..
LOL @dallasdemocrats
Such a bunch of losers
What you people fail to understand is that Kalshi was pushing an agenda all along. Then, conveniently, right before the actual election, they decide to tell you the truth.
They're stacking the odds, manipulating expectations, and making money off the very people foolish enough to trust them.
In my opinion, that borders on fraud, and it damn sure deserves scrutiny.
Let the idiots keep being idiots. Apparently, some people are more than happy to be played for fools.
The courts need to stay in their lanes. Period.
Our system of checks and balances exists for a reason. Federal district judges have a responsibility to uphold the Constitution, not to overstep their authority, interfere in matters beyond their jurisdiction, or substitute their personal political beliefs for the law.
Judges are not legislators, nor are they the executive branch. They need to stop stepping on toes where they have no lawful authority. Judicial oversight is necessary, but judicial overreach is not.
As for the H-1B visa debate, there's another issue that deserves attention.
Countries like India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and many others have talented, educated people who come to America seeking better opportunities. I'm happy for those who build successful careers and families here. But what about the countries they leave behind?
When a country continually loses its brightest engineers, scientists, doctors, and innovators, who remains to help improve conditions back home?
Why shouldn't more of that talent return home, build stronger economies, create opportunities, improve institutions, and make their own countries places where people want to live and work?
Instead of depending on America to provide opportunities their home countries cannot, shouldn't we be asking what it would take to create those same opportunities at home?
The consequences of brain drain deserve just as much attention as the benefits of immigration.
WINNING! TRUMP'S DHS JUST WON IN FEDERAL APPEALS COURT.
The 1st Circuit upheld the dismissal of Lebanese H-1B doctor Rasha Alawieh's lawsuit, ruling the courts have NO JURISDICTION to hear her case.
She was stopped at Boston's Logan Airport in March 2025 after a trip to Lebanon.
Agents say they found photos and videos sympathetic to HEZBOLLAH figures, including Hassan Nasrallah, in her phone's deleted items.
She ADMITTED she attended NASRALLAH'S FUNERAL.
Hezbollah is a designated foreign terrorist organization with American blood on its hands.
If you mourn terrorists, you don't get to stay in America.
GOOD RIDDANCE. 👋🏼
You don't get to lecture the American people about morality or decency with your history. You're one of the most vile and disgusting figures in American politics. Your record speaks for itself. The fact that Democrats continue to defend and celebrate you, despite your long history of failures, scandals, and controversies, is itself absolutely fucking disgusting.
• Benghazi attack and diplomatic security failures (2012).
• Four Americans killed in Benghazi, including Ambassador Christopher Stevens.
• State Department failures to address security threats in Libya.
• Controversial public explanations following the Benghazi attack.
• Private email server used for classified government communications.
• FBI findings of extremely careless handling of classified information.
• Approximately 31,000 emails deleted after being classified as personal by Clinton's attorneys.
• Failure to comply with State Department email and records policies.
• Misleading public statements about classified emails.
• Support for the 2002 authorization of the Iraq War.
• Support for the 2011 military intervention in Libya.
• Controversy surrounding Libya's subsequent instability.
• Clinton Foundation foreign donations and potential conflicts of interest.
• Undisclosed donations connected to Uranium One investors.
• Uranium One transaction and questions about government oversight.
• Controversy surrounding paid speeches to financial institutions.
• Criticism over her 1996 comments describing certain young offenders as "superpredators."
• Controversy over her support for the 1994 federal crime bill.
• Controversy over the Clinton campaign's funding of opposition research connected to the Steele dossier.
• Criticism of her handling of the 2016 presidential campaign.
Hillary, spare us your sanctimonious bullshit about morality and America's dignity.
Four Americans died in Benghazi on your watch, and your leadership failed them. You have the audacity to lecture this country about what constitutes barbarism?
Your legacy is stained by Benghazi, disastrous foreign policy, and a level of political arrogance that is absolutely breathtaking.
You don't get to wrap yourself in the American flag and pretend you're the moral conscience of a nation you've repeatedly failed.
Your hypocrisy is staggering. Your credibility is nonexistent. And your lectures are worth less than the paper they're written on.
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🚨 ALERT TEXAS GOVERNMENT: WARNING TO ALL COLLEGE CAMPUSES
SAUDI-SEEDED SIX-STORY ISLAMIC CAMPUS RISING BESIDE UT AUSTIN - ITS LEADERS WANT THE MODEL COPIED ACROSS AMERICA
This is happening beside the University of Texas at Austin - blocks from the Texas Capitol.
Nueces Mosque was founded in 1977 through the UT Muslim Students Association (MSA).
Muslim activists launched the MSA movement in North America in 1963, including figures associated with the Muslim Brotherhood. And in 1964, Yasir Qadhi’s father, Dr. Mazhar Kazi, founded what Qadhi calls the first MSA in Texas.
Today, Yasir Qadhi is behind EPIC City.
Now another MSA-born Texas institution is becoming a six-story Islamic complex its leaders want replicated nationwide.
And we exposed its origin story on camera.
At a 2025 fundraiser, founding financial officer Naji Mabruk recounted that they were short of the money needed to purchase their first property.
Then came a $150,000 check from Saudi Arabia, delivered through the Saudi Embassy.
Nearly 50 years later, look at what grew from it:
• roughly 75,000 square feet
• six stories
• 600+ person mosque
• Islamic seminary and outreach center
• four floors of mosque-owned student apartments
• gender-segregated housing
• projected $1+ million annual housing revenue
But the most important part is what they say this is for.
Their own materials declare:
“The future of Islam in the West is being shaped on college campuses today.”
Then Sheikh Yaser Birjas - a Sharia-trained Texas imam who graduated from the Islamic University of Madinah’s College of Sharia - made the national ambition explicit:
“I want this to become a model… then start copying this in almost every major university we have in America.”
There it is. In their own words.
Their published material also describes the mosque as the “nucleus around which an entire civilizational framework develops” and discusses Islamic community formation involving “law, infrastructure, and systematic governance.”
And this isn't simply a mosque students visit for prayer.
The mosque controls the housing.
Project representatives said ownership means they will have their own “regulation and etiquette in terms of who can rent.”
Even non-Muslim residents would still be expected to live under “Islamic etiquette.”
Meanwhile, the apartments are projected to generate more than $1 million annually.
Housing generates revenue. Revenue sustains the institution. The institution surrounds students with its religious rules, education and authority.
And here is the part Texas cannot afford to miss:
THEY KNOW OUR LAWS - AND THEY KNOW HOW TO USE THEM.
Historic properties stood in the project's path.
Project leaders initially said the 1908 Nueces structure would be moved.
Instead, on July 16, Austin administratively approved total demolition of the 1906 and 1908 houses.
The Historic Landmark Commission was then told it couldn't stop it.
Why?
Texas law had already cleared the path.
HB 2496 prevents cities from imposing historic-landmark status on religious property without the owner's consent.
A protection created for religious liberty effectively removed the preservation obstacle.
The houses can come down. The six-story complex can go up.
And that exposes the larger vulnerability:
Know the system. Use its protections. Remove the obstacles. Keep expanding.
Meanwhile, Governor Greg Abbott designated the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR as foreign terrorist and transnational criminal organizations in November 2025.
Yet Nueces emerged from the MSA ecosystem, and its property history includes the Muslim Brotherhood-linked North American Islamic Trust (NAIT), named an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation case.
🚨 So why isn't Texas putting this project under a microscope?
Follow the foreign money. Examine the financing. Examine the property structure and surrounding acquisitions. Scrutinize the mosque-controlled housing. Enforce every applicable law.
And remember where this story began.
⚠️ Fifteen of the 19 September 11 hijackers were Saudi nationals. Saudi Arabia prohibits public non-Muslim worship and does not permit churches!
Yet in Texas, a mosque whose founding financial officer says its first property purchase was rescued by a $150,000 check from Saudi Arabia through the Saudi Embassy is now becoming a six-story institution beside one of America's largest public universities.
And its own leaders have already told us the next step:
Build beside a major university.
Control the surrounding environment.
Make it financially self-sustaining.
Then copy the model across America.
UT AUSTIN IS THE PROTOTYPE!
Texas needs to understand the strategy before the prototype becomes the blueprint.
READ THE FULL REPORT HERE: rairfoundation.com/texas-as-…
Today the @HoustonTexans Beat the Shit out of the @HoustonTexans ..
Also the @dallascowboys were attending the game.... and won some how.
Talarico is the newest Robert Francis O'Rourke.
Nobody is voting for him like Nobody voted for Talarico.
Let me be the first to say.
I do not give a single fuck who Candice Owen's wants or doesn't want to fuck.
Its just not important to my life.
Someone needs to ask.
Why have you ignored and refused to participate in your own Discord server?
This is a server that reportedly pulls in hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, yet since April 16th, 2023, you've barely engaged. By all appearances, you've contributed fewer than 50 words in over 3 years. These are people who support you, pay for membership, and help make that success possible. So why do they seem unworthy of your time? Why is the Timcast Discord a community for everyone except Tim?
