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Connor Daigle retweeted
We have a serious problem with mental illness in the party and it sickens me now. This was not fraud by any means. This was a legitimate loss for the GOP. Too many in MAGA are mentally ill. I condemn these freaks completely.
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Free-market capitalism with limited government in a constitutional republic best lets people prosper as free enterprise and free people flourish better than cronyism, socialism, and populism.
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There were not 20 million new voter registrations in Texas. That is the total voting pool of registered voters.
Only half of them turned out in 2026. And we still had a lesser turnout than 2024 general election.
Democrats were more mobilized to turn out their people (normal in a midterm) and independents were also pissed off at Trump and the economy (normal in midterm).
Talarico barely outperformed Dems 2024 numbers in Texas. But Republicans didn't show up at the same rate as 2024 and a small chunk disaffected.
The data shows this.
Don't follow the grifters. If we fail to fix ourselves because we choose to chase conspiracies, we will lose again in 2028. – at Weatherford, TX
Connor Daigle retweeted
A governor can't freeze electricity rates. And even if she could, it's a guaranteed way to cause blackouts.
Democrats always promise to help people. Their economic policies always end up hurting them.
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ProPublica: Texas’ School Voucher Program Could Be “Unrecognizable, If Not Extinct,” Says Democratic Lawmaker
Governor Greg Abbott spent years trying to make school vouchers a reality in Texas, even pushing to unseat rural Republicans who stood in the way. Some lawmakers believe the effort contributed to his party's historic demise in the midterms.
propublica.org/article/texas…
I knew things would go wrong when we called this a mandate.
Yeah like sure, we won all swing states. But we barely won the popular vote and had very slim majorities in Congress.
“Why did Texas turn blue?”
Let’s take a trip down memory lane…
American taxpayers were the Republican Party of Texas' biggest source of revenue on its most recent federal campaign finance report. The Party reported receiving over $393k in April from a federal COVID-era bailout program. #txlege
thetexasvoice.com/texas-gop-…
Connor Daigle retweeted
Your typical right-leaning suburbanite thinks all the edgy stuff is really gross. Many of them have immigrant neighbors, and their children are friends. They do not buy the slop. A secure border, absolutely. But not the slop. The loud people on Facebook are a minority.
Connor Daigle retweeted
Hey, #txlege, if we could all be real cool & not file 11,500+ bills this session, that’d be great.
Maybe 10 per lawmaker. No duplicates. No messaging bills. Just bills you ACTUALLY intend to request a hearing on.
That’d be great.
Connor Daigle retweeted
It turns out she won. Troll on, @SaraForTexLege
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Watching establishment Republicans basically admit they are bought and paid for is wild but it's the norm now. You don't care about small government, you don't care about liberty, you only care about power
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This is one of the oldest known examples of someone speaking Louisiana Creole nytimes.com/2026/10/30/us/lo…
Connor Daigle retweeted
Stop the “Texas election was stolen” bit. The election will be certified by the Republican Abbott hand picked to be Secretary of State, under the oversight of the Texas Attorney General, Ken Paxton. There will be no intervention by the U.S. Attorney General appointed by President Trump.