From the article: "Exposing James Talarico, the “Pastor” Who Claims God is Non-Binary, Jesus is a Radical Feminist, and Trans People Need Abortions!
James Talarico is a radical-left Beto 2.0 and Texans need to know the truth. As goes Texas, so goes the nation.
Will Christian pastors throughout the state warn their congregations about this wolf in sheep’s clothing?"
Like I said -- fruitcake! He will be exposed!
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He doesn’t understand why Trump went after Venezuela a couple of weeks before Iran. He did this to have access to oil knowing there maybe a drop in oil supply because of the attack.
Hey, can’t help who you trust. I try my best to give the facts as I see them. And I always say, if I’m wrong then prove it with a source NOT an opinion. Yes, I’m a firm believer in conservative causes. I’m a constitutional conservative. How many different shades of right can there be? None!
Don’t lose faith. His last election for AG, he won’t overwhelmingly! Of course the commie press is gonna play up how bad he is. But they’ll usually tell who’s the good guy: they go opposite!
Ok, he’s a polished fruitcake. His stances are still right out of the commie-lib playbook. He won’t be able to hide from it. Paxton will be the nominee. And he has already won 3 State wide elections. So, I don’t see losing!
I’m sure there’s price gouging going on. If the gas stations has, say, 2,000 gallons in their tanks and bought for, say, $1.59, their prices should not change until they have to buy the higher priced wholesale gas. So to automatically jack their prices up before they have to pay the higher is suspect. All need to be investigated for the gouging!
From a AI search. How the betting market sees it as of right now:
Prediction markets like Kalshi currently price Paxton as the slight favorite in a head-to-head runoff, with about 55% chance to win vs. 45% for Cornyn. This isn’t a massive edge, but it shows bettors see Paxton having the momentum going into May.
Runoff electorate is smaller and more conservative: Bettors are pricing in the idea that GOP runoffs — especially in Texas — tend to draw a more ideologically right, activist base than the broader primary. Paxton’s alignment with that base boosts his odds.
Wesley Hunt voters: How Hunt’s supporters break in the runoff could tilt the race. Polling suggests they lean slightly in Paxton’s direction, but it isn’t unanimous.
With Hunt out of the way, his votes will go to Paxton. Hunt had the right to run. But he should have seen the importance of getting rid of a RINO. But it will come in May!