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ATTENTION:
To the CANDIDATES who lost their elections on November 3, 2026 of you do not take action and AUDIT your election asap to find the illegitimate votes that were counted into your election totals - I will never support you in ever running for any office ever again.
And CANDIDATES if you have campaign staff that you paid who do not know how to AUDIT your election if you lost it contact me at 1.917.287.1314 and I will help you.
To all the staff members that worked to make money and got greedy in 2026 I will expose you as you are the reason your candidate lost.
You need to AUDIT your election asap if you lost.
Campaigns are not about big egos, making money and getting your 15 minutes of fame. Running for office is a FIGHT and you need to expose the Evil, the corruption and the people who only worked in your campaign to take money from you.
We are supposed to be united and help each other.
We lost the 2026 Midterms because there were huge egos, campaign managers who do not believe that Election Fraud is real AND because the PR teams/staffers for the candidates got too greedy.
I was really sad. Now I am really angry. Just wait till I take action because I have been so patient, I stayed out of LA to allow the same people who destroyed and misguided Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt to destroy and misguide Steve Hilton. @SteveHiltonx
And NO I am not donating to your 501c3s.
You run to win, you audit if you lose, you sue to expose the election corruption, you stop use greedy campaign staff members AND you risk being called an Election Denier to stand up for the American Dream, the First Amendment and the US Constitution.
#Midterms2026
#corinnecliford
REPUBLICANS, DON’T GIVE IN! CHALLENGE ELECTION RESULTS; DO FORENSIC AUDITS; STOP THE STEAL!
• The impossible Texas election results 🚨🚨🚨
Governor: Gina Hinojosa (D) 52.8%; Greg Abbott (R) 45.7%
Lieutenant Governor: Vikki Goodwin (D) 51.7%; Dan Patrick (R) 45.6%
Attorney General: Nathan Johnson (D) 52.4%; Mayes Middleton (R) 45.9%
Comptroller of Public Accounts: Sarah Eckhardt (D) 51.3%; Don Huffines (R) 46.2%
Land Commissioner: Benjamin Flores (D) 51.4%; Dawn Buckingham (R) 47.0%
Agriculture Commissioner: Clayton Tucker (D) 51.3%; Nate Sheets (R) 46.7%
Railroad Commissioner: Jon Rosenthal (D) 52.5%; Bo French (R) 45.6%
• “Based on Texas historical statewide results, the chance Democrats would actually carry the state for Senate and Governor in 2026 was effectively ZERO. Democrats last won a U.S. Senate race in 1988 and the governorship in 1990. No Democrat had carried any statewide office since 1994. Republicans won every Senate and governor contest for more than 30 years.”
• See 🧵 for some signs/evidence of election frauds. See more by searching “@RNCVoteProtect” on my page, join Election Integrity Community, and follow “Expose 2026 elect. fraud” list.
• Republicans who lost per the current results, please see the reply below. President Trump, please lead the fight!
Don’t surrender our beloved country to the communists! Fight for election integrity! STOP THE STEAL!
Cc: @RNCVoteProtect@RNCResearch@TrueTheVote@EIwatchdogs@GregAbbott_TX@KenPaxtonTX@DanPatrick@mayes_middleton@natesheetsforTX@DonHuffines@bofrench@TexasGOP@FBIDirectorKash@ODNIgov@AGToddBlanche@realDonaldTrump@stephenm@NRSC@senategop@johnthune@Votejimjordan@gop@GOPGovs@jennybethm@txvalues@TrueTXProject@texascr@TexasScorecard@TPUSA@JoeGruters
Dear TPUSA, Erika Kirk, and anyone else with a hand in outreach…
Honest question: why aren’t you recruiting guys like myself who aren’t polished, are blue collar types, have calloused hands and rough knuckles, and might not look like “All-America,” but can connect with people who are also sorta politically homeless.
I mean, it also wouldn’t hurt to have someone representing you who has the gift of gab and the gift of jab if necessary, knaa’mean? Can’t put a message out if some lavender haired they/them is flipping your table on a whim.
I mean, think about it… I might not be the guy wearing a Versace belt with a $2,000 suit, but I like my jeans and Timberlands and I think more Americans can identify with that than anything else.
@FrontlinesTPUSA@TPUSA
Hugs,
Zeek
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🚨 Texas Democrat Donna Howard has filed HB 126 bill which “would repeal decades of landmark Texas laws protecting preborn children, infants born alive following abortions, parental rights, women's health, and children from pediatric gender modification.
Some provisions repeal individual statutes. Others eliminate entire chapters of Texas law.” ~ Christin Bentley @Bentley4Texas
I've listed all 46 REPEAL PROVISIONS in Rep. Donna Howard's (D) Child Sacrifice Initiative, HB 126.
Think I'm being dramatic? Read them for yourselves.
HB 126 would repeal decades of landmark Texas laws protecting preborn children, infants born alive following abortions, parental rights, women's health, and children from pediatric gender modification.
Some provisions repeal individual statutes. Others eliminate entire chapters of Texas law.
Below are all 46 repeal provisions, in the order they appear in HB 126, with a brief explanation of what each would eliminate.
PARENTAL RIGHTS, NEWBORN PROTECTIONS, AND TAXPAYER FUNDING
1. Civil Practice & Remedies Code §30.022 — Repeals special attorney-fee rules governing lawsuits challenging Texas abortion restrictions or limits on taxpayer funding for abortion providers.
2. Civil Practice & Remedies Code Chapter 74, Subchapter L — Repeals provisions classifying certain civil actions against physicians and healthcare providers for violations of abortion laws as healthcare liability claims subject to specific procedural requirements.
3. Education Code §38.063(e-1) — Repeals restrictions on school-based health grants going to nonprofit organizations providing reproductive or contraceptive services, counseling, or referrals, or affiliated with licensed abortion facilities.
4. Family Code Chapter 33 — Repeals parental notification and consent requirements for unemancipated minors seeking abortions, including judicial bypass procedures and medical emergency exceptions.
5. Family Code §151.002 — BORN-ALIVE INFANT PROTECTIONS — Repeals explicit statutory protections guaranteeing infants born alive following abortions or premature births the same legal rights as other newborns. Current law requires lifesaving medical care, including immediate hospital transfer following an attempted abortion, and establishes civil penalties of at least $100,000 and third-degree felony consequences for violations. These protections were strengthened by HB 16 in 2019.
6. Government Code §311.036 — Repeals provisions preventing the implied repeal of existing abortion restrictions, preserving local governments' authority to enact stricter abortion regulations, and requiring abortion statutes to be treated as severable.
7. Government Code Chapter 2273 — Repeals restrictions on state and local governments using taxpayer resources in transactions with abortion providers, affiliates, and organizations facilitating abortions. Also eliminates associated civil enforcement remedies.
8. Health & Safety Code §32.005 — Repeals restrictions on using public funds administered through Texas's Maternal and Infant Health Improvement Program to provide abortions, except when the mother's life is endangered.
9. Health & Safety Code Chapter 54 — THRIVING TEXAS FAMILIES — Repeals the Thriving Texas Families Program established by SB 24, which provides pregnancy support, parenting education, adoption resources, material assistance, housing referrals, and other services for pregnant women and families. Also repeals restrictions on abortion-related and family-planning services within the program's provider network and requirements for provider accountability.
PEDIATRIC GENDER MODIFICATION AND ABORTION PROHIBITIONS
10. Health & Safety Code Chapter 161, Subchapter X (redesignated Subchapter Y) — SB 14 — Repeals Texas's landmark prohibition on pediatric gender modification surgeries, puberty blockers, and cross-sex hormones for minors, subject to limited medical exceptions. Also repeals restrictions on public funding and state health plan coverage, along with professional licensing consequences for violations.
11. Health & Safety Code Chapter 170A — TEXAS ABORTION TRIGGER BAN — Repeals Texas's abortion trigger ban, which prohibits performing, inducing, or attempting abortions except under limited circumstances involving life-threatening physical conditions. Current law establishes criminal penalties, civil penalties of at least $100,000 per violation, and professional licensing consequences.
12. Health & Safety Code §§171.002(2), (3), (4) — Repeals statutory definitions of abortion provider, medical emergency, and sonogram used in Texas abortion regulations.
WOMEN'S HEALTH AND ABORTION REPORTING
13. Health & Safety Code §171.0031 — Repeals requirements that abortion providers maintain hospital admitting privileges within 30 miles, provide patients with 24-hour emergency contact information, and identify nearby hospitals for emergency care. Current law establishes Class A misdemeanor penalties for violations.
14. Health & Safety Code §171.004 — Repeals the requirement that abortions performed at 16 weeks of gestation or later take place in a licensed ambulatory surgical center or hospital rather than a physician's office or other clinic.
15. Health & Safety Code §171.005 — Repeals provisions directing the Texas Health and Human Services Commission to enforce Chapter 171 abortion regulations, except the Texas Heartbeat Act, which uses private civil enforcement.
16. Health & Safety Code §171.006 (HB 13) — Repeals requirements for physicians and healthcare facilities to report abortion complications, including hemorrhage, infection, organ damage, and infants born alive following abortions. Also repeals specified reporting deadlines and civil penalties for noncompliance.
17. Health & Safety Code §171.006 (HB 215) — Repeals requirements for physicians performing abortions on minors to document and report how the abortion was authorized, including parental consent, judicial authorization, or the minor's independent legal authority. Also repeals associated confidentiality provisions.
18. Health & Safety Code §171.008 — Repeals requirements for physicians to document whether abortions were performed because of medical emergencies, to preserve women's health, or for other reasons, and to maintain those records.
INFORMED CONSENT, SONOGRAMS, AND FETAL DEVELOPMENT
19. Health & Safety Code §171.012 — Repeals informed consent requirements, including disclosure of abortion risks, the preborn child's gestational age, pregnancy assistance, and alternatives to abortion. Also repeals sonogram requirements, explanations of detectable fetal heart activity, signed consent forms, and the 24-hour waiting period, subject to statutory exceptions.
20. Health & Safety Code §171.0121 — Repeals requirements to retain signed informed consent certifications in patients' medical records for at least seven years, or until age 21 for minors when that is later.
21. Health & Safety Code §171.0122 — Repeals provisions allowing women to decline viewing informational materials or sonogram images and hearing fetal heart sounds. Current law also permits women to decline certain verbal explanations under specified circumstances, including sexual assault, incest, certain judicial bypass cases, and irreversible fetal abnormalities, without penalty.
22. Health & Safety Code §171.0123 — Repeals requirements to provide women continuing their pregnancies with information about establishing legal paternity, obtaining child support, and understanding parental responsibilities.
23. Health & Safety Code §171.0124 — Repeals provisions allowing physicians to bypass standard informed consent, sonogram, and waiting-period requirements during medical emergencies, together with requirements to document the emergency and report the medical condition to the state within 30 days.
24. Health & Safety Code §171.013 — Repeals requirements to provide state-developed informational materials before abortions, including applicable 24-hour or 72-hour advance-delivery requirements and options for online review.
25. Health & Safety Code §171.014 — Repeals requirements for Texas to publish and annually review informational materials explaining abortion risks, fetal development, pregnancy assistance, and adoption alternatives. Current law requires English and Spanish materials and a state-maintained website with privacy protections.
26. Health & Safety Code §171.015 — Repeals requirements to identify organizations assisting women during pregnancy, childbirth, and child-rearing, including adoption agencies and free sonogram providers. Also repeals the 24-hour toll-free referral number and restrictions on including abortion providers and affiliates in those referrals.
27. Health & Safety Code §171.016 — Repeals requirements for state informational materials to describe the unborn child's anatomical and physiological development, including the possibility of survival, at two-week intervals throughout pregnancy, with realistic color illustrations.
28. Health & Safety Code §171.017 — Repeals provisions allowing informed consent waiting periods for minors to run concurrently with parental notification periods rather than consecutively.
29. Health & Safety Code §171.018 — Repeals criminal penalties for physicians who intentionally violate informed consent, sonogram, and waiting-period requirements. Current law provides misdemeanor penalties with fines of up to $10,000.
MAJOR ABORTION RESTRICTIONS AND FACILITY STANDARDS
30. Health & Safety Code Chapter 171, Subchapters C–H — Repeals multiple major Texas abortion laws and their enforcement mechanisms, including:
The prohibition on abortions at or after 20 weeks post-fertilization.
Restrictions on abortion-inducing drugs.
The prohibition on partial-birth abortions.
The prohibition on dismemberment abortions.
The Texas Heartbeat Act and its private civil enforcement mechanism.
Associated criminal and civil penalties.
Human trafficking training requirements for certain healthcare personnel.
31. Health & Safety Code §241.007 — Repeals requirements for hospitals to comply with pre-abortion sonogram and informed consent laws, including explanations of detectable fetal heart activity and applicable waiting periods.
32. Health & Safety Code §243.017 — Repeals requirements for ambulatory surgical centers to comply with pre-abortion sonogram and informed consent laws.
33. Health & Safety Code Chapter 245 — ABORTION FACILITY LICENSING — Repeals Texas's abortion facility licensing and inspection framework, including minimum health and safety standards, physician oversight, abortion reporting, and patient confidentiality requirements. Also repeals associated licensing actions and administrative, civil, and criminal enforcement penalties.
34. Health & Safety Code §285.202 — Repeals restrictions on hospital districts using district tax revenues to finance abortions while receiving state funding, except in medical emergencies. Also repeals requirements to document emergencies, report medical conditions within 30 days, and retain records for seven years or longer for minors.
35. Health & Safety Code Chapter 697 — FETAL REMAINS — Repeals requirements for the dignified disposition of embryonic and fetal remains through burial, cremation, or other approved methods rather than treatment as pathological waste. Also repeals burial and cremation assistance programs and licensing penalties for violations.
TAXPAYER FUNDING, INSURANCE, AND PEDIATRIC GENDER MODIFICATION
36. Human Resources Code §32.024(c-1) — Repeals restrictions on using certain Texas women's healthcare program funds to perform or promote elective abortions. Also repeals prohibitions on contracting with organizations that perform or promote elective abortions or are affiliated with those organizations.
37. Human Resources Code §32.024(pp) — SB 14 — Repeals restrictions on Texas Medicaid coverage for pediatric gender modification procedures prohibited under SB 14, including gender-transition surgeries, puberty blockers, and cross-sex hormones for minors, subject to statutory medical exceptions.
38. Insurance Code §1218.003 — Repeals an exception allowing health insurance coverage for medically necessary emergency abortions without the separate coverage and premium requirements applicable to elective abortions.
39. Insurance Code §1218.005 — Repeals requirements for insurers offering elective abortion coverage to calculate premiums sufficient to cover those abortions and prohibitions on offsetting costs against projected savings from other healthcare services.
40. Insurance Code §1218.006 — Repeals requirements to notify insurance enrollees that elective abortion coverage is optional, separate from other health benefits, and requires an additional premium. Also repeals notification of the right to purchase coverage without elective abortion benefits.
41. Insurance Code Title 8, Subtitle M — Repeals restrictions on elective abortion coverage in qualified health insurance plans offered through Affordable Care Act exchanges, while permitting separate optional or supplemental abortion coverage outside the exchanges.
CONSCIENCE PROTECTIONS, TELEMEDICINE, AND MEDICAL LICENSING
42. Occupations Code Chapter 103 — HEALTHCARE CONSCIENCE PROTECTIONS — Repeals protections preventing healthcare professionals from being compelled to participate directly or indirectly in abortions. Also repeals protections against employment and educational discrimination, legal remedies including reinstatement and back pay, and protections for private healthcare facilities, subject to an exception when the mother's life is immediately endangered.
43. Occupations Code §111.005(c) — Repeals restrictions on establishing practitioner-patient relationships through telemedicine for prescribing abortion-inducing drugs or other drugs and devices intended to terminate pregnancies.
44. Occupations Code §164.055 — Repeals Texas Medical Board disciplinary and licensing provisions for physicians violating specified abortion laws, including denial of licenses and renewals. Also repeals related sanctions and provisions protecting physicians exercising reasonable medical judgment in qualifying pregnancy complications.
45. Occupations Code §164.0551 — Repeals professional requirements for physicians to comply with pre-abortion sonogram and informed consent laws, including explanations of detectable fetal heart activity, waiting periods, and statutory exceptions.
46. Revised Statutes Title 71, Chapter 6½ — HISTORIC TEXAS ABORTION PROHIBITIONS — Repeals longstanding criminal prohibitions against performing, attempting, or assisting in abortions, including penalties for providing abortion-inducing drugs, causing a woman's death during an abortion, and destroying an unborn child during birth. Current law includes an exception for medical emergencies.
Aside from these repeals, HB 126 also proposes changes elsewhere in Texas law, including redefining abortion as a medical procedure.
Read the complete HB 126 policy analysis from Protect Childhood Initiative. (In the comments.)
Source: Protect Childhood Initiative, HB 126 Policy Brief, Section 9 repeal table, pages 3–6.
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The Muslim invasion has come to Charlotte North Carolina Airport!!!
They converted the CHAPEL into a MOSQUE!!!! Complete with PRAYER RUGS & A QURAN!! 🕌❌
There is some seriously Orwellian nonsense taking place in the TxLege DEMs legislation filings.
For example, Donna Howard of Austin wants to redefine abortion from “death of an unborn child” to ending “the medical condition of pregnancy.”
REPUBLICANS, DON’T GIVE IN! CHALLENGE ELECTION RESULTS; DO FORENSIC AUDITS; STOP THE STEAL!
• The impossible Texas election results 🚨🚨🚨
Governor: Gina Hinojosa (D) 52.8%; Greg Abbott (R) 45.7%
Lieutenant Governor: Vikki Goodwin (D) 51.7%; Dan Patrick (R) 45.6%
Attorney General: Nathan Johnson (D) 52.4%; Mayes Middleton (R) 45.9%
Comptroller of Public Accounts: Sarah Eckhardt (D) 51.3%; Don Huffines (R) 46.2%
Land Commissioner: Benjamin Flores (D) 51.4%; Dawn Buckingham (R) 47.0%
Agriculture Commissioner: Clayton Tucker (D) 51.3%; Nate Sheets (R) 46.7%
Railroad Commissioner: Jon Rosenthal (D) 52.5%; Bo French (R) 45.6%
• “Based on Texas historical statewide results, the chance Democrats would actually carry the state for Senate and Governor in 2026 was effectively ZERO. Democrats last won a U.S. Senate race in 1988 and the governorship in 1990. No Democrat had carried any statewide office since 1994. Republicans won every Senate and governor contest for more than 30 years.”
• See 🧵 for some signs/evidence of election frauds. See more by searching “@RNCVoteProtect” on my page, join Election Integrity Community, and follow “Expose 2026 elect. fraud” list.
• Republicans who lost per the current results, please see the reply below. President Trump, please lead the fight!
Don’t surrender our beloved country to the communists! Fight for election integrity! STOP THE STEAL!
Cc: @RNCVoteProtect@RNCResearch@TrueTheVote@EIwatchdogs@GregAbbott_TX@KenPaxtonTX@DanPatrick@mayes_middleton@natesheetsforTX@DonHuffines@bofrench@TexasGOP@FBIDirectorKash@ODNIgov@AGToddBlanche@realDonaldTrump@stephenm@NRSC@senategop@johnthune@Votejimjordan@gop@GOPGovs@jennybethm@txvalues@TrueTXProject@texascr@TexasScorecard@TPUSA@JoeGruters
🚨 The impossible Texas election results.
“Based on Texas historical statewide results, the chance Democrats would actually carry the state for Senate and Governor in 2026 was effectively ZERO. Democrats last won a U.S. Senate race in 1988 and the governorship in 1990. No Democrat had carried any statewide office since 1994. Republicans won every Senate and governor contest for more than 30 years.”
I started a petition to declassify Islam as a religion in the United States. We have over 25,000 signatures. When you have mosque leaders registering people to vote in mosques, Muslim politicians speaking about their campaigns in mosques, jakat aka tithe alloted to funding elections, mosques driving people to the polls, imams telling people who to vote for, knocking doors and then telling everyone you will win by ballot or by bullet, we’ve had enough. Then waving their foreign flags and talking about how THEY WILL be in every tent and home in America. Boasting on video about how they will take over, calling a state the capitol of Arab America! That makes you an ideology! They need to lose their 5013c and all benefits!
Political Islam is more than a religious belief system; it is an ideology with documented historical roots in government, law, military conquest, and political power.
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I’ve been driving since Monday to arrive in Starbase tonight with a vehicle full of cameras. Launch is Friday, Starship catch is Saturday.
History will be made, and I will be present to document it. Sending nothing but positive vibes to the talented team at SpaceX. You got this.