We've Lost What We Were Known For It's almost like we've grown ashamed. We're moving further away from the Bible each election. We were unapologetically devoted to the Lord. Now we hide our Christianity to bow to false religions and idols so we don't hurt their feelings. My goal is to give the nation back to the Lord, starting here in Texas. Vote Jenn Mack via Write-In for Governor of Texas on November 3rd. I'm a Constitutional Independent, unowned by any political party. Not Red, Not Blue, Just Texas. #texas #democrat #republican #txlege #JennMack

🚨 Election Alert: First Time Voter! The youth are coming out to vote for common-sense over crazy. This intelligent high school senior came out tonight to vote for his first time. He's not a homeowner, but his parents are. Before he went inside to vote I asked him if he'd prefer his parents pay 22% more in property taxes or use that money to buy him things he needs for school and volleyball. His response, "I feel you." After he voted, he came out with his "I voted" sticker to do a short video clip with me.

Social media is still not the official record. As of this morning, Project 58317 at the Public Utility Commission of Texas has 112 filings. That is up from 107 two weeks ago. The newest ones include Bee County, more comments on data centers and 765 kV, and another on the Governor’s audit. The last one went in on October 22. Five days of quiet since‼️ About 80 of those filings are comments from residents and neighbors since the August audit letter. That is the whole statewide paper trail. A packed local meeting can outnumber it in an hour. PUCT is a state agency. It regulates electric utilities across Texas. ERCOT is one of the grids in this state, not the only one. If you live here and you have a real concern about data centers, industrial solar, wind, batteries, or 765 kV lines, this is the file that counts. The Governor’s audit letters are already in it. The first official write-up is still aimed at December. Between now and then, silence reads like acceptance. You do not need a lawyer. You do not need perfect words. You need your name on paper. 1. Write a short note. Your name, city or county, the project near you, and what you have seen. Save it as a PDF. These filings are public, so leave out account numbers. 2. Go to interchange.puc.texas.gov/fi… 3. Click Begin, enter Control Number 58317 4. Filing Party is your name. Filing Type: Comments 5. Upload and submit. Keep the confirmation email. Five to ten minutes. Then it sits next to the Governor’s letters. Read the file: search 58317 at interchange.puc.texas.gov If you already filed, send this to one neighbor who has been loud online and quiet on paper. Talking is not filing. Filing is how the record moves.