Patriotic American & Texan. Observer/Commentator of news and politics. Served in USMC, TX Army Nat’l Guard, & Army. Iraq combat veteran. ReXeets ≠ endorsement.

San Antonio, TX
Joined August 2009
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Absolute twaddle from someone without a clue.
Tell me you don't know @VivekGRamaswamy without telling me.
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Tell me you don't know @VivekGRamaswamy without telling me.
Vivek simply being born here doesn’t necessarily make him an American in his heart and identity. He obviously still identifies with Indian culture as evidenced by his children’s names. He has retained the Indian religion as well, which is a MAJOR part of identity and assimilation. He also has spoke about (very famously) how he didn’t grow up in a similar household to American children. He rejected our culture in that way. Much of the evidence from his life shows he actually still identifies very deeply with India. And there’s nothing morally wrong with that! That’s a God-given natural desire to appreciate your heritage and where your family comes from. Let’s just be honest here when discussing these matters. He is not very rooted in America and does look to India for more of his heritage and identity.
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Good advice: Don't mess with older men. They know a thing or two and generally don't give a fuck once it's on.
He picked on the wrong grandpa
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They didn't half-ass this one! 🤣
Wow! That didn't take long! 😂
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Wow! That didn't take long! 😂
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This is a PSYOP.
Don't believe this sort of thing when you see it. There's no way to know how anyone is performing until election day. Ballots aren't counted, and the information isn't made public until then. This is a PSYOP.
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Don't believe this sort of thing when you see it. There's no way to know how anyone is performing until election day. Ballots aren't counted, and the information isn't made public until then. This is a PSYOP.
Texans, The people who fled California under Newsom to your state shouldn't get to decide your future. Ken Paxton is outperforming in early voting. Don't let up!
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Does anyone agree?
Replying to @carlwheless
Republicans hate anyone that isn't white at this point. It's become the white supremacist party. As a non-white person, they will NEVER get my vote. And the good white people I know HATE THEM as well. That party is sick to the core.
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Holy shit! 😱
This is one of the best things I've ever seen on X!
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This is one of the best things I've ever seen on X!
Kudos to whomever made this video. It's accurately hilarious. 👇😂👇😂👇
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I bet @JackPosobiec didn't know how much he helped this young man by singling him out and mocking him.
This young man is doing an excellent job of representing Indian Americans in the media!
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This young man is doing an excellent job of representing Indian Americans in the media!
Thank you to @BenjaminSWeiss and HuffPost for taking the time to speak with me and shedding light on the growing concerns among Indian Americans as many reconsider their longstanding political allegiances amid increasingly contentious debates over immigration and what it means to belong in America. huffpost.com/entry/gop-india…
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Texas is not what some think. I've been around a while, and I remember when Texas was solidly Democratic. No one ever imagined Republicans could win. Message to Republicans: Don't get complacent and take Texas for granted. What is here today can be gone tomorrow.
Democrats dominated Texas for about a century after Reconstruction ended in the 1870s, controlling nearly all statewide offices and the legislature until the Republican realignment of the 1990s. The last Democratic statewide win was in 1994. In 2026, polls and models show the Senate race as a toss-up (narrow Dem leads) and governor as lean Republican. Texas remains overall red-leaning but some races are competitive; long-term demographic shifts could make it more purple, though not blue soon.
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But India is diverse.
Why is it that no one says India is not diverse enough? or China? Or Singapore? Or Mali? Or Mexico etc? But Ireland, America, France, Italy, Canada & so on, all these majority white countries have to be diverse or there is something fundamentally wrong with them? So diversity is only needed if a society if majority white?
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Sooner or later, the truth always comes out.
From the proposed Community Note for this post: "Texas does not register voters by party affiliation and does not report early voting totals by political party. The figures shown in the graphic are modeled estimates from third-party analysts, not official vote tallies."
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From the proposed Community Note for this post: "Texas does not register voters by party affiliation and does not report early voting totals by political party. The figures shown in the graphic are modeled estimates from third-party analysts, not official vote tallies."
How's that Bluewave going in Texas 🤣. Democrats usually dominate the early voting, not this time. It's going to be a bloodbath in Texas. It looks like the Republicans are going to mop up in Texas. Talarico never had a chance.
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Texas does not register voters by party affiliation and does not report early voting totals by political party. The figures shown in the graphic are modeled estimates from third-party analysts, not official vote tallies. votetexas.gov/faq/party-affi… onpointpolitics.us/maps/early-vot…
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They consistently jump the gun and post false or inaccurate information when it comes to Indians and Hindus, and then never apologize or issue a retraction. Shame on them.
Replying to @carlwheless
Evidence there was no voter suppression as claimed by @Carlos__Turcios, @AmyMek, @SaraGonzalesTX on several other Texas based MAGA influencers.
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For evidence that there was no voter suppression, please see the link in the reply.
I spoke to multiple voters in Southlake who reported absolutely no difficulty accessing the polling station. Some have even publicly called out your misleading post. But that doesn’t fit your narrative, does it? We’ve seen your timeline. We’ve seen your hostility toward Hindus and Indians. You saw an opportunity to manufacture a dispute over polling site access into an attack on Hindus celebrating Diwali. You knew that dragging Indians and Hindus into an election controversy would rile up the very people you’ve spent years pandering to. This was never about protecting voters. It was about exploiting anti Indian sentiment for political gain. You’re a fraud, and your desperate attempt to create hatred of Hindus to influence an election won’t magically deliver more votes for your preferred candidate. You’re losing ugly man
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Evidence there was no voter suppression as claimed by @Carlos__Turcios, @AmyMek, @SaraGonzalesTX on several other Texas based MAGA influencers.
***Diwalifest and Voting in the Town Hall*** There was a lot of online discussion yesterday about Diwalifest in the Town Square, specifically regarding some of the parking and roads that were shut down for the festival. Unfortunately, despite the fact that Diwalifest organizers canceled the fireworks show and opened up parking in response to complaints, some folks still accused the organizers and the city of “voter suppression” due to the fact that it was (slightly) harder to access the polling location from the south. But was there in fact voter suppression? I pulled the actual numbers from Tarrant County‘s website. Here are early vote totals through six days of voting for the last decade of major elections in our Town hall. I also included the percentage of Saturday vote totals as compared to the votes cast through six days of early voting. [Election, Saturday, Sat votes, Cumulative thru Saturday, Sat share] 2026 midterm (in progress), Oct 24, 1444 daily votes, 10196 total, 14.2% 2022 midterm, Oct 29, 1021 daily votes, 6583 total, 15.5% 2018 midterm, Oct 27, 1295 daily votes, 8872 total, 14.6% 2025 special, Oct 25, 490 daily votes, 2829 total, 17.3% 2024 presidential, Oct 26, 1586 daily votes, 11789 total, 13.5% 2020 presidential, Oct 17, 1253 daily votes, 6451 total , 19.4% 2016 presidential, Oct 29, 1418 daily votes, 9057 total, 15.7% Note: 2020's Saturday was day 5, not day 6, since that year's early voting started on a Tuesday. As you can see, yesterday‘s share of total early voting is on track with prior years in Town hall and in fact is a higher percentage of votes cast to date than we had in 2024. I’m not going to speculate on why some folks jumped on this issue and tried to blow it up into a national story. But facts are facts. The polling location never shut its doors, not once, and over 1400 voters still turned out to vote.  (By the way, I do wonder why certain parties were so intent on turning this into a controversy instead of, oh I don’t know, showing up to the festival and trying to persuade the South Asians in attendance to go inside and vote for their candidates. Just saying.)
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