January, James Talarico on ICE: 'It's time to tear down this secret police force.' Now: 'No, and I never have.' Tuesday in Lubbock, his warmup speaker: 'We're gonna abolish ICE.' They cheered. Believe the first version. Early voting ends tomorrow. Texas can't afford a Marxist.
Mark Cuban says a bunch of Gen Z Texans don't even know who's running for Senate. Fellas, that's the opening. The ones who show up decide it. Text the group chat today: early voting ends tomorrow. Then go.
Talked to GenZ professionals. College graduates, professional GenZ friends. Based in Texas. Said a bunch of their friends have no idea who either Talarico or Paxton are. Don’t know the names
The social media algorithms influence how we think more than anything else.
Everyone has their own unique feed on the platforms they use. Like fingerprints , no two fees are alike on the major platforms.
Agree or disagree.
Through Tuesday, 5,675,900 Texans had voted. Republican primary voters trailed Democratic primary voters by about 49,000 (1,836,826 to 1,886,095). Tuesday and Wednesday were Republicans' two best days. Two days left. Close it. We can't afford to surrender to a single Marxist.
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Early voted in Texas today.
The vote I cast most enthusiastically was for Bo French @bofrench
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The World Bank reported that the U.S. achieved the largest absolute reduction in flaring of any country in 2025, even as American oil production reached record highs and led the world.
At the @txrrc, we've delivered results. The last thing Texas energy needs is unnecessary regulatory overreach that threatens production to appease a climate agenda.
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The funny thing is, Rosenthal doesn’t have the professional background to understand the consequences of this legislation.
The Sierra Club wanted it, so he rubber-stamped it.
Jon Rosenthal filed HB 459 to make the Railroad Commission adopt a policy to eliminate routine flaring. It never got a hearing. Ask anyone running wells in the Permian what one more Austin mandate costs. I'll back the men and women producing Texas energy. Vote by Friday.
James Talarico, in his own words: 'Prison is violence.' In 2021, Texas passed SB 6 to stop violent offenders from walking out on cheap bail. Talarico voted NO. Jon Rosenthal voted NO. It passed 85-40. Two days of early voting left. Texas can't afford a Marxist in charge.
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Early Voted today in Texas
Voted for some republicans, voted for some libertarians, and left some blank
The only vote today I cast enthusiastically was for Patriot Bo French @bofrench
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Replying to @BlackLabelAdvsr
The emergency is in Tarrant County. The Dems turned out the vote there because they know it's the key to turning Texas blue. Republicans in Tarrant need to get out and vote. Tarrant is ground zero in the battle for Texas.
Our Texas runs on roughnecks, truckers, and ranchers, not Austin activists. That choice is on every race on your ballot, from the U.S. Senate to the Railroad Commission. Vote Thursday or Friday. Don't hand Texas to a Marxist.
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Vote @bofrench Texas!
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Shut it all down and drag your whole crew to the polls.
Go vote.
If Rosenthal ends up as Railroad Commissioner, it's going to cost you a lot more than an hour of work.
In 2023, Texas passed SB 12 to keep sexually explicit performances away from kids. Jon Rosenthal voted NO. James Talarico voted NO. Twice. Maybe because Rosenthal once said if he was in better shape, he'd be 'pretty cool' going naked at a Pride parade. Early voting ends Friday.
About 1.7 million Texans who vote in Republican primaries haven't voted yet. That's half of them. Democratic primary voters are out-voting ours. If that's you, or your brother, or the guy on your crew, early voting ends Friday. Texas can't afford to give a Marxist the keys.
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📊 If this race is the “bellwether” for our party, then I think my message is simple: Republican @bofrench has done more to push the party to the right than any other county chair in recent history.
🇺🇸 And lest there are concerns about what I mean by “to the right,” let me be clear:
🗳️ To the right: is a party more willing to listen to its grassroots in the neighborhoods than its elites in the chambers of commerce.
❗️A party whose main participants are the working, middle class families who have bought homes, pay taxes and send their children to school.
❗️A party whose primary purpose is to create opportunities for lower prices, government transparency, and accountability in the process.
❗️A party whose participants want leaders that tell us the truth - no matter how uncomfortable it is.
❗️A party to the right is the one that listens, then amplifies the voice of the people we heard to move the needle in policy.
🇺🇸 Bo French is not the only one, but like POTUS, Sec Kennedy, our VP and General Paxton, French doesn’t buckle under pressure, he doubles down.
🗳️ I was proud to cast my ballot for French and the ENTIRE @TexasGOP ticket - no exceptions - because the leverage we gain with Republicans in charge is worth far more than the limp-wristed, mealy-mouthed representation of the Sierra Club - backed radical leftist, Jon Rosenthal.
🚫 It is APPALLING to watch self-styled even moderate republicans arrogantly and ignorantly give air to such extremists.
🚫 John can take his continual wound licking and his whiny, self righteous op-Ed all the way to the Sierra Club’s favorite state: California, and stay for a while. Just try not to catch anything on fire while you’re there. 😑
#txlege #votetexas #gotv
This is true - the RRC race is a bellwether.
Republican friends - a vote for @bofrench is a vote for a dark future for the GOP, a future in which conservative Indians, Latinos, and reasonable independents abandon our party and consign us to permanent minority status.
We can survive a 2-1 majority on the RRC.
We cannot survive Bo French.
Day 1 of early voting, Democrats led Tarrant County's in-person vote by about 24 points. By Day 9, that lead was down to about 5.5. Denton Republican early turnout is outpacing 2018 and 2022. North Texas, this is how you win. Finish it Thursday and Friday.















