@jjauthor Check out Jamie Johnson here who claims to believe in God, family, and country. This good Christian wants to MURDER 20,000,000 of her fellow citizens.
Jesus would be so proud of her.
@jfellpollright The Texas election was controlled top to bottom by Republicans. Ken Paxton himself was in charge of the election's integrity.
If those Republicans who had total control were so incompetent to allow Democrats to steal it, they deserve to lose their offices.
@thunderhead527@Texpatriot26 Paxton was a uniquely repulsive candidate. Texans rejected his corruption, his freeing of a pedophile, his cheating on his wife. And let's not forget just how repulsive trump is. That trump stank weighed Paxton down.
Take this loss like a man.
@JohnnyWhiskyTX Talarico's decisive victory shows just how much the people of Texas were repulsed by Ken Paxton, his indictments, his corruption, his cheating on his wife, and how much the people of Texas hate trump.
It's nice to see a good guy win one so bigly.
@TheSCIF This lie compares 2020 census data to 2026 voter data, which is ridiculous because the population increased between 2020 and 2026. Compare 2026 population data and 2026 voter data and the lie collapses.
Now that you know you are repeating a lie, stop repeating a lie.
@bzalma@DerrickEvans4WV@grok "more votes counted than there were people old enough to vote" -- in 2020. This lie uses 2020 census data. The population has grown since then.
Use 2026 population data and this lie vanishes into thin air.
@DerrickEvans4WV@grok It's not a yes or no question. This lie compares 2020 population data to 2026 voting data. Use 2026 population data and the lie disappears.
Which is why the original liar used 2020 census data.
@MsAvaArmstrong No. It indicates that the population of Michigan has grown since 2020. This lie is comparing 2020 census data to 2026 voter data. Use 2026 population data, and it looks perfectly normal.
@mkolken This lie is based on 2020 census data. The population has increased since 2020. Use 2026 data and this lie evaporates.
Now you know you repeated a lie.
Please stop repeating it.
@GenX_Thomas This lie uses 2020 census data. The population has grown since 2020. Plug in 2026 and this lie evaporates into thin air.
Now you know, so stop repeating this lie.
@SaltyGoat17 This lie uses 2020 population data. The population has grown since then. Plug in 2026 population data, and this lie evaporates.
Stop repeating this lie.
@Psychodad2u@_Patriot1776Q_ This lie is being told all over Twitter today. The creator of the lie used 2020 population data. The population has increased since 2020. If they used 2026 data, all would look perfectly normal.
Don't repeat this lie.
@Matka1776@naomirwolf In all of them. You know why? It's because this lie uses 2020 census data and the population has grown since then.
This is a lie that people believed and are repeating without checking into it.
@0331online If you use the 2010 or 2000 census data, it will look even worse.
Stop telling this lie. The population of Colorado has increased since 2020.
Stop telling this lie.
@JoeLange Today, there are 6,285,380 people in Maryland. That's why the person who created this lie used 6 year old census data.
Stop repeating these lies.