Since this jackass against "socialism" he sure as hell won't be voting for agricultural subsidies, which is socialism for farmers.
Note: Of course the hypocrite will do it shamelessly.
Michael Hagood🌵 retweeted
Replying to @Mollyploofkins
Why must I choose, it's so hard to choose. 🤔
It was extremely satisfying to see that ole hag in ME Susan Collins lose, but Greg Abbot losing to a Latino woman was truly profound.
Michael Hagood🌵 retweeted
I voted for this! Education in Texas has gone to SHIT since the last time we had competence in the Texas governor's office.
It's going to take a while to fix 30 years of corrupt, incompetent leadership!
Change is coming!
💙🌊💙💙💙🌊💙🌊
You could 10 different HUGE fans of the #Beatles 2 give you their 5 favorite songs & between the 10 people you'd probably have 25 listed.
In my case:
1. Penny Lane
2. I'll Be Back (not listed below)
3. Things We Said We Today (not listed below)
4. Golden Slumbers
5. In My Life
Because you seem to be mystified as where the votes in the state are?
I'm originally from west Texas, I love west Texas but it's mainly a lot of open land not filled with people....and the places where people actually are turned the state blue and it will stay at least purple.
Michael Hagood🌵 retweeted
Not-so-humble brat: I might've been the first "national" TV pundit to recognize the rising star talent of @jamestalarico back in September of 2025, during this segment w/ greats like @SRuhle and @PabloTorre
Why do most of the jackasses on Twitter identify themselves as "Christian" (like the dude below)?
Guess he hasn't seen the election returns yet....@GOP got buried here...and this 4th generation west Texan is happy about that!
There is no scenario in which I will vote for a Democrat Speaker.
I'll be working with the patriots in the Texas House and Senate to make sure our children and grandchildren inherit a Texas that's safe, free, and prosperous.
#ComeAndTakeIt
Michael Hagood🌵 retweeted
Texas is a blue state right now.
Georgia is a blue state.
Iowa is a blue state.
Kansas is a blue state.
I’m so proud of America. They saw the bullshit and said fuck this shit I’m out.
Michael Hagood🌵 retweeted
If he wins, this has to go down as one of the best political ads of all time.
Suspect a few mouth breathing MAGA uncles who believed all of the idiotic nonsense from conservative Junior College dropouts like Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck et al., may amazingly come down the flu all of a sudden the day before.
Michael Hagood🌵 retweeted
Greg Abbott continued to get elected by fomenting fear that Mexicans and immigrants were going to take our jobs and destroy our way of life.
That he actually had his job taken by a Mexican woman is a level of poetic justice worthy of a Dickens novel.
Example #248744 of how they stupid these people are.
This just in, winning big in Borger isn't quite the same as winning big in Houston.
Hey friends! After the bloodbath last night, we’ve been licking our wounds this morning across America including here in Texas. But let me say this; for all of you naysayers that think Texas will ever go down without a fight think again. Here’s the map of what Texas looks like. The cities and the Rio Grande Valley are blue - the rest of the state is NOT! The fight is on 👊♥️🇺🇸
Michael Hagood🌵 retweeted
Yes. It was his boring stability and conservative respect for norms that hurt Trump. If only he rocked the boat more, he’d be super popular. And Trump isn’t to blame, his domineering Chief of Staff whose iron willed imposition of stability at all costs is the author of this Republican woe.
This is the sanest, most grounded in fact and reality, and flat out bravest take ever.
Fine, I’ll say it.
Susie and everyone else who advised Trump to listen to the people afraid to rock the boat need to go.
Time for a complete White House shakeup, starting with PPO. @SergioGor brought in way too many staffers and not enough hitters who DGAF..
I'm not normally a "karma is undefeated" guy but in this case I'm happy as hell that karma seems to have won.
Four years ago, Pres. Biden nominated Scott Colom to serve as a federal judge in Mississippi.
Mississippi Republican Senator Roger Wicker supported the nomination of Mr. Colom. The state's other senator, Cindy Hyde-Smith, refused to do so based on absurd claims.
Mr. Colom reached to Sen. Hyde-Smith to address her concerns and respectfully point out misunderstandings on her part and appeal to her better angels.
Other prominent Mississippi Republicans reached out to Sen. Hyde-Smith asking her to reconsider and support Mr. Colom's nomination.
She still refused, effectively killing his nomination for no good reason.
She's now on the verge of losing her seat to Scott Colom, who would have never been a threat if she had supported his judicial nomination.































