@bradj_TX@texasdemocrats The TX Democratic Party is weak and TX Republicans should be taking advantage of this and securing control for another 30 years by:
-Actually cutting/eliminating property taxes.
-Running illegal and legal immigrants out and prioritizing native Texans.
About Senator Cornyn, watch this from Scott Presler. He endorses Ken Paxton. At about the 1-minutr mark, he talks about Senator Cornyn's stand on guns, immigration, DACA, etc. - indisputable supporting videos follow.
🚨ENDORSEMENT ALERT🚨
Today is day 127 that I’ve been asking Senate Majority Leader Thune to pass the SAVE America Act.
I said that if Leader Thune did NOT pass the SAVE America Act by the end of April, then I would get involved in Texas.
👉Today, I proudly endorse KEN PAXTON & ask every Texan to vote by May 26th👈
🚩 Cornyn voted for red flag laws
🚩 Cornyn pushed the COVID vaccine
🚩 Cornyn advocated for deportation *relief* for illegal aliens
🚩 Cornyn worked w/ democrats to offer a pathway to amnesty for DACA illegal aliens
🚩 Cornyn advocates for H-1B visas & even went so far as to say, “Welcome to the Indian Century” (before deleting that post)
This 24-year incumbent nearly came in second despite his allies (SLF & NRSC) spending a combined $100 million — which could have been better spent in other states.
👉Like Indiana, send a message to the United States Senate: Either pass the SAVE America Act or you will lose your seats👈
I ask for your vote for Attorney General Ken Paxton:
🚨Early Voting — May 18 - May 22
🚨Election Day — May 26
May 26th comes right after Memorial Day. It’s going to be a very low turnout & every vote counts.
All they had to do was pass the SAVE America Act.
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BREAKING: A panel of federal judges has enjoined Texas from using its redrawn congressional maps , ordering the state to use its 2021 boundaries. https://t.co/8flrn3RDMs
SAVE THE DATE! This event is open to students in the Rockwall area who are interested in pursuing a Christian education after high school. More details to come!🌟
#HCAleads#RockwallTX#ChristianCollege
🚨NEW: After unprecedented violence and attacks against ICE agents, Trump border czar Tom Homan is ferociously fighting back.
He’s promising to personally visit “sanctuary cities” like Seattle and Portland this year, flooding communities with more resources to apprehend illegals.
Frontlines reporter @choeshow recently rode along with ICE agents and spoke to Homan about boosting morale and keeping his officers safe.
@TPUSA
Please join Rep. Rep Pat Fallon for this Telephone Town Hall next Wednesday, March 5th at 5:30.
These calls are great opportunities to hear directly from our Congressman and pose your own questions about issues. #rockwall#texas#Texascd4
The Patricia Calmes Elementary Building will open in August 2025! We are excited to expand our campus & see the growth that God is bringing us! Mrs. Calmes has taught at HCA since the first day of school in 1995, and there is no better way to honor her commitment. #HCAleads
Hi there, JoJo. 👋
Do you want to know why hurricanes have become a lot more destructive?
I'm glad you do. So, listen up. 👂
Consider the two side-by-side photographs of Miami Beach, Florida presented below. It isn't Tampa, but it is sufficient for our thought experiment. 🧠
The photograph on the left shows Miami Beach near 63rd Street in 1925. On the right is approximately the same shot taken from Google Earth satellite imagery, with the most recent capture from 2019. 🏝️
Study these images until your retinas burn. 👀
Do you see what I see? Tell me, what do ya notice?
Good job!
There are high-rise 30-story condos and resorts that didn't exist a century ago. Heck, many of these didn't exist 30-40-years ago. The same theme is exhibited in other coastal cities like Tampa [which is imperative for Hurricane Milton]. But, this drives home my point.
Increased placement of waterfront properties along our coastline increases societal exposure to natural hazards (e.g., hurricane-force winds and storm surge) which have always existed. Natural 𝒉𝒂𝒛𝒂𝒓𝒅𝒔 are now often natural 𝒅𝒊𝒔𝒂𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒔 because there is simply a lot more stuff to destroy now.
Even if we assume a perfectly stable, non-changing climate where hurricane frequency and/or intensity at landfall are not increasing or decreasing, then so long as we continue to build stuff along the coast, there'll be more hurricane damage. Landfalls will still come with a higher price tag due to greater economic losses linearly traced to increased exposure.
Should I write this down as an emoji equation? I think that might help you understand better.
⬆️🏗️🏘️ ➕ 🌀 🟰 ⬆️🏚️ AND ⬆️💵🏷️
Does that make sense?
There is absolutely no indication that hurricanes are striking Florida at higher intensity in spite of warming Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico waters. Seven of the top 10 most intense Florida hurricane landfalls [by central pressure] occurred >30-years ago. Six of those were prior to 1960. How'd that happen?
🔗https://t.co/G6exgqvYsO
Unless economic losses are normalized (adjusted) as a percentage of GDP, then using damage as a climate change indicator is disingenuous, at best.
I hope these indisputable facts clarify any confusion you might have on this subject.
cc: @JoJoFromJerz