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The more I think of this picture the more I have to laugh. Democrats are straight up delusional. They are tanking hard with men so their solution is to shove forward this limp wristed Talarico clown who hates everything real Texas stands for. Now they slap a pristine cowboy hat and five o’clock shadow on him and parade him around like some cheap parody of the oil field grit, ranching, farming, and hunting culture we live every day. Real Texans smell this plastic consultant bullshit from a mile away. We’re not voting for this manboy.

ZannSuz's tweet photo. The more I think of this picture the more I have to laugh.
Democrats are straight up delusional. They are tanking hard with men so their solution is to shove forward this limp wristed Talarico clown who hates everything real Texas stands for.
Now they slap a pristine cowboy hat and five o’clock shadow on him and parade him around like some cheap parody of the oil field grit, ranching, farming, and hunting culture we live every day.
Real Texans smell this plastic consultant bullshit from a mile away. We’re not voting for this manboy.

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Toni

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7 days ago

“Decades of decay do not happen by accident.” 🎯🎯🎯🔥🎯🎯🎯 This meme nails it because it points out something the left desperately does not want people to notice. When a city has been run by the same political machine for decades, at some point the excuse-making has to stop. New York last elected a Republican mayor in 1994. Seattle, 1964. Minneapolis, 1957. Portland, 1952. Chicago, 1927. Washington, D.C., never. Yet every time crime spikes, streets decay, businesses flee, schools fail, homelessness explodes, and ordinary families start wondering if it is still safe to walk downtown, Democrats somehow find a way to blame Donald Trump. Really? Trump did not run those city councils. Trump did not write those local policing policies. Trump did not elect those prosecutors. Trump did not tell city leaders to go soft on criminals, demonize police, tolerate open-air drug markets, ignore quality-of-life crimes, or treat law-abiding taxpayers like an afterthought. The people in charge made those decisions. And in these cities, Democrats have been in charge for a very, very long time. That does not mean every problem can be fixed overnight. Big cities are complicated. But after decades of one-party rule, residents have every right to ask a simple question. How is this working out? If people are tired of high crime, boarded-up storefronts, filthy streets, rising taxes, and leaders who always have a scapegoat but never have a solution, then maybe it is time to stop rewarding failure. Politics is supposed to be accountability. If a restaurant gives you bad food for 30 years, you stop eating there. If a mechanic keeps ruining your car, you find another mechanic. But somehow, in big blue cities, the same crowd keeps getting power, the same policies keep failing, and the same politicians keep blaming everyone else. At some point, residents have to decide whether they want change or just another round of excuses. The meme is funny, but the point is serious. Decades of decay do not happen by accident.