Every word is James Talarico’s.
27 clips. 4 minutes. 2019–2026.
“God is non-binary.”
“…many more than two biological sexes. In fact, there are six.”
“If you deny your child’s gender identity… it’s abusive for sure.”
“There’s only one person who can determine a child’s gender identity, and that’s the child.”
“I want to acknowledge that our trans community needs abortion care too.”
“…the bill that would have denied gender-affirming health care to trans children… All these ideologies stem from this Christofascism movement.”
“The way I fought for trans kids in the legislature is how I will fight for the U.S. Senate, and my position hasn’t changed.”
“Prophetic voices like Jesus have helped me reckon with my own whiteness.”
“It’s always rich to me that defund the police is considered off limits…”
“Prison is violence.”
“Tear down this secret police force.”
Assault weapons ban? “Absolutely.”
Send this to 10 Texas voters and tell them to vote today.
@Elizabeth71729 Grok says: Around 1975–1978 (most likely mid-to-late 1970s).Key visual clues pointing to that window:Fashion: The woman’s high-waisted denim cutoffs (“Daisy Dukes”-style short shorts), lace-up floral blouse/peasant top, and voluminous dark hair with bangs and side flips
@OutnumberedFNC@LisaMarieBoothe At 70 years old, I for one am proud to be a boomer and if my emoji's show my age so be it. I have learned a great deal since 1956 and it didn't come from ChatGPT!
🚨 DEMOCRATS ARGUE JAMES TALARICO WAS MADE FOR TEXAS, BUT I ARGUE HE WAS MADE FOR REPUBLICANS.
🔹Talarico said in 2021, "I always think of myself as a Christian who hates Christianity," in a state that is nearly 70% Christian.
🔹Talarico said in 2022, "It is now existential that we try to reduce our meat consumption,” in a state that prides itself on meat production.
🔹Talarico, in 2022, spoke about mak[ing] "prisons obsolete," arguing that "...[p]risons allow us to ignore the consequences of systemic racism and global capitalism..." in a state that prides itself on law and order.
🔹 Talarico said last week, "The current political landscape is too small for Texas. The politics of this state is narrow-minded and short-sighted.”
It's now wonder Ken Paxton is gaining in the polls❗️
@OutnumberedFNC ⬇️
America's 250th birthday celebration is already lighting up the sky.
A stunning air show featuring 2,500 drones transformed the night over North Richland Hills, Texas, with massive images of a rocket, a bald eagle, and George Washington.
The patriotic display, created by Sky Elements Drone Shows, gave local families an early look at the celebrations leading up to the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
@ABC7Amarillo If the issue is utility bills, why is a guy that is responsible for City Departments: Information Technology, Community Development, Civic Center, Airport, Transit and Engagement Innovation leaving! Why not the manager over Utilities?
@GregAbbott_TX Ellis Island officially closed in 1954, the standard for acceptance required immigrants to prove they were of "good moral character," free of contagious or disabling diseases, and not "likely to become a public charge."
We must have laws to protect our nation from the lowlifes.
@FoxNews Ellis Island officially closed in 1954, the standard for acceptance required immigrants to prove they were of "good moral character," free of contagious or disabling diseases, and not "likely to become a public charge."
We must have laws to protect our nation from the lowlifes.
@WillCainShow Ellis Island officially closed in 1954, the standard for acceptance required immigrants to prove they were of "good moral character," free of contagious or disabling diseases, and not "likely to become a public charge."
We must have laws to protect our nation from the lowlifes.
@libsoftiktok Ellis Island officially closed in 1954, the standard for acceptance required immigrants to prove they were of "good moral character," free of contagious or disabling diseases, and not "likely to become a public charge."
We must have laws to protect our nation from the lowlifes.
Boston was filled with Scottish pride as fans traveled for the World Cup and turned the streets into a celebration. With bagpipes, songs, and incredible energy, they brought a piece of Scotland’s culture thousands of miles away from home.
Sports have a unique way of connecting people and transforming a city. For these fans, supporting their team became more than watching a match, it became a shared experience with strangers, new friends, and unforgettable memories.
Moments like this show how football can bring entire communities together. Who wouldn’t want to be part of a celebration where passion, tradition, and joy fill the streets?
The Texas Rangers are the only team in Major League Baseball that doesn't host a Pride Night. This week, they're hosting Faith and Family Night instead.
Meanwhile, MLB just warned Giants pitchers for writing Bible verses on their own caps.
In Texas, we don't punish people for living out their faith. We protect that right.
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