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I got a serious case of bloodlust over the Ken Paxton impeachment and especially because my state rep supported that nonsense. I intended to get involved in the local stuff anyway because that's where it all begins. I keep saying it: act locally, think nationally.

anyway, I volunteered to help the alternative candidate, a fellow by the name of Andy Hopper. I shared a meal with the man a while back to find out more about him and whether I wanted to actively support him and the conclusion was a definite YES. I've been speaking to people and handing out literature---a voting guide, actually, prepared and produced by a county conservative group. Today was pretty tough, a twelve hour effort but with about an hour and a half break around 3PM. It got pretty damned warm today, and I was relieved when the polls finally closed at 7 PM. at that time, our team from all across the district met at a barbecue joint near where I live to eat, socialize a bit, and watch the returns.

It looks like there will be a runoff in May, so I'll be back at it. That's okay...I'm willing to do it if we can get Lynn Stucky's head on a pike (the dirty souvabitch!).

The photo below is of our new (hopefully) state rep on the left, me on the right, and a new friend in the middle.

That you in the middle?

He looks familiar.

That's a good deal.

It ain't difficult to outhustle the Republicans.


Thanks.

Kyle Rittenhouse

Good on you. Another prayer almost answered. Hope you can send the RINO home.

Good job on trying to get someone worthy elected!

Frog----OUT!

PS Did you pass Kyle some more cartridges???

Good for you. You need to let your state rep know of your efforts and why.

No, but I have some to spare if he needs some. I kinda doubt that he does though.




Which one? The one I was working for knows full well (I was one of MANY who helped) what I was doing. In fact, he and Rittenhouse stood with me for a while as I was doing the work yesterday afternoon.

The one I want out knows who I am as well, and I warned him in VERY clear and explicit terms what I was going to do and exactly why. I carried out my threat, too.

There will be a run-off election in May, so there is more to do. I will seek an assignment from my candidate and get with it. We're going to trounce that RINO's ass!

Well done. If everyone would be so active. We have been trying to get rid of a few locally in TX here. Even though I am no longer a resident I still do my best to point this out to the voters and get folks to get rid of the ones that need gone.

Will never pass up voting even if its worthless. I"ve seen races so close that if only a few more had voted....

My worthless rep Cody Harris won. Too much money and recognition. He’s a local boy with big support. Trouble is he’s a go along to get along guy. He crossed the line by voting for impeachment. We will try harder next time.

The great news is that we successfully primaried three judges off the Court of Criminal Appeals. These were the ones blocking the Attorney General's authority to prosecute election fraud in the state of Texas. As a result, any election fraud cases were referred to district courts and those courts were sullied by Soros money.

What's illustrated here is the importance of a primary election. THAT is the time you get rid of RINOs, not during the general.

Think nationally. Act locally.

Good work!

Yeah, Drunk Dade will be history after the runoff!

Being the District Chair here, I was a bit busy yesterday too. Late night.

Now we gotta do it again for a runoff in our district for the State House seat.

Hoping to see Phelan be kicked off his throne. All 13 propositions on the ballot were passed and that's pretty good. more support for the border and National Guard. Some of the incumbents that voted for impeachment got their ass's kicked and that's good. We have more work to do.

Thanks, Barry, and back at ya!

I didn't know you were so deeply involved. I'm just a foot soldier, but happy as a hog in a mudhole doing it.

I can't wait to deliver some more gut punches in May, then hopefully we'll stomp mudholes in some dhimmcrap asses!

It was a massacre in Texas. Abbot and Paxton went to war with the RINOs and largely won. Some lost outright and other failed to get to fifty percent with more votes against them than for them.

A bunch of those guys will lose the runoff and a few others who don’t might reconsider some of their past votes and start catering to the base.

"Texans for Strong Borders" put this out this morning:

The highlights:


Inch by bloody inch. Take back your school district, then your town, then see to your county, your district, and then your state. Once these goals are realized, we can secure the nation.

No matter how seemingly insignificant, every little victory matters.

Think nationally. Act locally.

Up until 2010, there were a lot of places in Texas that had NEVER elected a Republican in a local or state election. Now, those Democrats were not today’s commies. They were southern conservative democrats for the most part. Mostly the local elites and those who catered to them. The Tea Party movement changed all that and most of those old time Democrats switched to Republicans. Those are the RINOs in Texas today. A lot of them aren’t bad guys and you would mostly agree with them, but they don’t know what time it is. They do not realize the fight or do not care.

The country is polarizing and that isn’t good. I’m old enough to regret a little that we can’t go back to disagreeing about things like marginal tax rates. But that age is gone and we didn’t start it. Everyone has to pick a side and anyone balancing on a razor’s edge is going to be split in half.

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The local elections is where the real power begins, school boards, water boards, city council, etc.