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You are a FKN legend bro…
“Excuse me, do you have a baby shredder”
Israeli section at weapons expo Washington DC
This alone should disqualify @GregAbbott_TX from office.
Elko at the presser💭 …..💭💭💭I think I’ll be extra critical of Hart because we already have a starter…💭💭
The starter….
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🚨 ELON MUSK REVEALS THE SECRET TO RECRUITING TOP TALENT
Elon Musk just explained exactly what it takes to attract driven and talented people.
You must clearly state the mission and the real problem you are solving.
You have to show you are willing to pour blood sweat and tears into it yourself with a convincing reason why it matters.
Motivation comes from three key things.
Enjoying the work itself.
Fair financial rewards.
And knowing the work will make a real difference in the world.
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Also in Pecos River, because the Railroad Commission refuses to do their jobs of regulating oil and gas wells.
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🔴 REPORT: Texas taxpayers have spent $3.3 million providing security for Attorney General Ken Paxton during nearly 1,000 trips since he took office in 2015.
🛩️ Only a fraction of that in security expenses could be connected to documented official state business as he visited 36 states and 19 countries.
🚔 Paxton’s office says he faces serious security threats because of his work fighting cartels and violent criminals. Texas law allows the attorney general to receive state-funded protection.
💬 In response, James Talarico released the following statement:
“Ken Paxton abused his public office to amass 15 homes and increase his net worth by up to $27 million on a government salary. Now, new reporting has revealed that he took nearly 1,000 trips on the taxpayer’s dime.
Working Texans are already struggling to afford the basics. They don’t need Paxton picking their pockets to fund his luxury vacations.
I am calling on Ken Paxton to immediately return the $3.3 million in taxpayer funds he used for his personal travel.”
➡️ READ MORE: tinyurl.com/49kxf5yx
BigTex2 retweeted
I serve in the Texas House with James Talarico.
Talarico is the most radically extreme liberal to ever run statewide in Texas.
He's more liberal than Bernie Sanders...
Weirder than Tim Walz...
And more radical than Jasmine Crockett!!
TALARICO MUST BE DEFEATED!!
@RealAmVoice
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Texas is gonna fuck us so bad on Black Friday it’s gonna make the Cornell 7 case look like a tea party.
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🚨 TREASON IN THE U.S. EMBASSY IN ISRAEL: David Milstein, a top aide to Ambassador Mike Huckabee, covered up Israeli killings of American citizens and falsified embassy reports about Israeli settler violence.
"Since taking up his post in April 2025, Mr. Milstein, 36, has repeatedly suppressed or significantly revised embassy reporting on Israeli activities to present the Netanyahu government in a favorable light."
"Soon after arriving in Jerusalem, Mr. Milstein began insisting on approving communications from the embassy section that handles Palestinian affairs,"
"As settler violence in the West Bank surged in the spring, for instance, he stymied embassy reporting suggesting that the Israeli government was failing to take action,"
"When members of Congress pushed for accountability over the killings of Palestinian Americans by Israeli settlers and security forces, he suppressed a detailed report that the embassy staff had written, effectively stonewalling lawmakers’ efforts to gain information,"
People who interact with Mr. Milstein professionally "say he goes to unusual lengths to frame Israel in a positive light. He has blocked reporting from being sent, rewritten cables to deliver a different — sometimes opposite — message from the original, and delayed approving drafts until the topic was no longer relevant, these officials said."
"Mr. Milstein also questioned several colleagues on whether they were “pro-Israel” or “pro-Hamas,” according to four officials,"
Mr. Milstein is the stepson of the right-wing radio host Mark Levin, a close ally of both President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- via The New York Times
