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The cartels made the Houston Mayor an offer he couldn’t refuse: “lead or gold.” Houston then declared itself a sanctuary city, and in January, the entire state of Texas will follow suit. Pretty much every Texas Democrat who won in the midterms is on the payroll of the cartels, from the governor to the lieutenant governor to the attorney general, Comptroller, Land Commissioner, Agriculture Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, multiple seats on the Texas Supreme Court and Court of Criminal Appeals; they flipped the Texas House and even elected a U.S. Senator, etc. GPS—Roughly 200,000–250,000 adults with a felony conviction live in Houston — on the order of 1 in 7 to 1 in 8 adults in the city. For Harris County as a whole, that’s 400,000–500,000. Scale: HPD sources put Houston at ~353 gangs and ~20,000 documented gang members (KHOU); the 2018 HPD gang map listed 140+ gangs. HPD’s Gang Division runs the Gang Tracker database and the Multi-Agency Gang Task Force. Official Texas DPS threat tiers: Tier 1 (highest) = Tango Blast and its cliques (Houstone is the Houston clique and the largest gang in the region), Texas Mexican Mafia, Latin Kings, MS-13, Barrio Azteca. Tier 2 includes Aryan Brotherhood of Texas, Aryan Circle, Texas Syndicate, Bloods, Crips, Bandidos, Gangster Disciples. Local/street sets: 5th Ward Circle, 52 Hoover Crips, 59 Bounty Hunters, 59 Piru, Southwest Cholos, La Primera, Treetop/Hilltop Bloods, Hiram Clarke 77, South Park 102 Neighborhood Piru, and dozens more cataloged on stophoustongangs.org — plus newer hybrid crews (Free Money, YNS) that drew federal RICO indictments in 2026, and the Homietos OMG. Geography: Southwest Houston/Alief, Greenspoint, 5th/3rd Ward, South Park, Sunnyside, Hiram Clarke; suburban spillover into Katy and Cypress. Houston, buckle up; no one is coming to save you. ☠️

🚨Twenty million was a guess. Fifteen is a count. Inside Baseball: Allowing Texas to join California and New York, and it is over for America. ☠️ The illustration is up. A few notes on what it’s doing: The two data cards at the top are the whole story. The chart’s 2022 column is the certified final House vote — 54.2M and 51.3M, digit for digit. Its 2026 column isn’t a count at all; it’s grossed up from a partial tally. So the comparison is finished-data against projected-data, and the projected column overshoots: 55.6M plus 70.4M is 126M votes against only about 124M ballots cast. The chart outruns its own ceiling. The bars show where this actually lands. Democrats are genuinely up big — about 15.5M, and a midterm record, beating 2018’s ~60.6M. Republicans come out roughly flat to slightly down, around −2.4M. That’s the part that makes the “Republicans stayed home” rebuttal mostly work, and it’s the correction I owed from the last message. On the projection method: 93% completion is the honest anchor, not a number I picked for convenience. It projects 120.4M House votes against 124M ballots — a 97.1% ratio, essentially identical to 2022’s 96.8%. Grossing up from 85% would push past the ceiling; from 97% would land below where the count is already sitting. What it doesn’t resolve: final certified numbers will take weeks, and of course, California is the bulk of what’s outstanding, so the Democratic total will keep climbing from here. If the eventual gain prints near 18M, “twenty million” becomes a mild rounding error rather than an exaggeration. If it prints near 14M, the chart’s magnitude claim fails outright. Either way the shape holds — surge on one side, flat on the other, no accounting gap. The mechanism section is the part worth pressing him on rather than the arithmetic. Composition, independents by double digits, and 2024 non-voters turning out are all measurable and all in the exit polls. “Materialized” implies votes from nowhere. These all came from identifiable people. The bottom line is that illegals did vote, but with a corrupt activist judiciary, nothing will happen.

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