Posted on 03/05/2026 5:53:55 AM PST by lowbridge
TALARICO: "Our trans community needs abortion care too."
This is the guy the Democrats think is going to flip Texas blue.
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There is already video out there of this guy claiming that 6 sexes exist, he said this on the floor of the State Legislature when he was advocating for some type of legislation.
Well he was nominated in a rigged election. They set it up so that his opponent was one of the dumbest women in the Western hemisphere.
Wow, it may be possible that Jasmine Crockett was the saner choice.
I am gobsmacked.
This maggot is a satanist. IMHO, anyone who voted for him is a racist, Satanist too. Telefreeko is a retard.
The first time a brought up dirt on this freak, I got pasted about how this worthless bass turd was a Great White Airplane Mechanic. My arse. He’s a Satanist, commie pig.
This jackass is Texas’s dumbass, retarded version of Davy Hogg boy.
It would have been easier to beat Ghetto Crockett, but this guy has left behind enough trailing bird seed of quotable crazy crap to bury his campaign.
Gotta get this message out to every Texan. I am in Wisconsin and the media keeps repeating how “fresh” he is...”a rising star”.
He obviously already aborted his brain.
The first public thing this retarded “airplane mechanic” said to set me off is when the Davy Hogg/Bobby O’Beto look and smell alike said that illegal alien babies are more patriotic than America babies are. Telefreako can KMA.
He belongs in a secure mental hospital, not Congress.
Yeah, I’d been hearing notions that Tally was the _moderate_ in that race. But go ahead, dude... keep talking and Texas will figure it out.
JAMES TALARICO
It’s time to start flipping tables
Victory speech
3/4/2026
Transcript:
One thing is clear today, we’re about to take back Texas. To the billionaires who have taken over our state and taken over our country, your unchecked power is coming to an end. Your days dividing working people are numbered.
To the people of Texas, no matter how you voted in the primary, this election is our chance to take power back for ourselves and our communities. We’re done being divided. We’re done being played.
We’re done being pitted against each other. That old politics is dying and a new politics is being born through all of us. I want to start off by thanking Congresswoman Crockett.
She is a colleague and a friend. I am so grateful for her voice and her leadership. It was an honor to run this race with her.
To the Congresswoman’s supporters, I know I wasn’t your first choice, but I hope to earn your trust and earn your support. As your Democratic nominee, it’s on me to ensure you feel welcomed in, represented by, and proud of this campaign. Together, we’re going to do something extraordinary.
We launched this underdog campaign six months ago in my hometown of Round Rock, Texas. And since then, tens of thousands of Texans have shown up to rally with us in every corner of this state, from Beaumont to El Paso, from Amarillo to Brownsville, and everywhere in between. We have recruited more than 28,000 volunteers who are doing the organizing work all over this state.
And we have shattered grassroots fundraising records all without taking a dime from corporate PACs. This is a people-powered movement to take on this broken, corrupt political system. This is truly a campaign of, by, and for the people.
We’re not just trying to win an election. We are trying to fundamentally change our politics. My granddad was a Baptist preacher in South Texas, and he told me at an early age that we follow a barefoot rabbi who gave us two commandments, love God and love neighbor.
My faith teaches me to love my neighbor as myself, not just my neighbor who looks like me, not just my neighbor who prays like me, not just my neighbor who votes like me. I am called to love all of my neighbors the way I love myself. That’s what motivated me to go into public service, first as a public school teacher on the west side of San Antonio, and now as a public official.
As a legislator, I’ve brought Democrats and Republicans together to take on corporate special interests, to lower the cost of housing, lower the cost of child care, lower the cost of prescription drugs, including insulin. I am trying to love my neighbor through public policy. I’m trying to make my neighbor’s life a little easier and a little better.
But that kind of love in our politics has become hard to find. There is something broken in America. Our economy is broken.
Our political system is broken. Even our relationships with each other feel broken. And that’s because the most powerful people in the world want it that way.
The billionaires who own the social media algorithms, who own the cable news networks, who own the politicians fighting on our screens, they want us at each other’s throats. They want us focused on how we’re different instead of on how we’re the same. Because our unity is a threat to their wealth and their power.
So they divide us on an hourly basis by party, by race, by gender, by religion. So we don’t notice that they are picking our pockets. They are closing our schools.
They’re gutting our health care. They’re raising taxes on all of us while they cut taxes for themselves. The real fight in this country is not left versus right.
It’s top versus bottom. Those billionaires want us looking left and right at our neighbors instead of looking up at them. They want to keep us from seeing all that we have in common.
They want to keep us from realizing that there is far more that unites us than divides us. Because despite our differences, we all really want the same things. A safe neighborhood.
A good job with good benefits. A high quality, well-funded public school. And the ability to see a doctor when we need one.
I am tired of being pitted against my neighbor. I’m tired of being told to hate my neighbor. It’s been more than 10 years of this kind of politics.
Politics as blood sport. Politics as trolling and owning. Politics as total war.
It tears families apart. It ends friendships and it leaves us all feeling terrible all the time. We cannot defeat the politics of division with more division.
We can’t win their game. We have to change the game. This campaign is rooted in a fierce love for this state, for this country, and most importantly, for all of our neighbors.
If you hate politics and you’ve never voted before, you have a home in this campaign. If you have voted for Democrats but you’re tired of D.C. Democrats always folding, you have a home in this campaign. And if you voted for Donald Trump but you are fed up with the extremism and the corruption in our government, you also have a home in this campaign.
People across the political spectrum are hungry for a new kind of politics. Not a politics of fear. Not a politics of hate.
Not a politics of division. But a politics of love. A love that can heal what’s broken in America.
This new kind of politics is being born right here in the Lone Star State. The number of young people who showed up to vote in this election is unprecedented. The number of Texans who have never voted before but showed up in this election is unprecedented.
The number of Independents and Republicans who voted in this Democratic primary is unprecedented. There is something happening in Texas. The people of this state have given this country a little bit of hope.
And a little bit of hope is a dangerous thing. It doesn’t matter. It doesn’t matter what happens in this Republican runoff.
We already know who we’re running against. The billionaire megadonors and their corrupt political system. Not any one politician.
Not any one political party. We are running against the broken system and the powerful people who broke it. They’re scared of the movement we are building.
They’re going to throw everything they have at us. They’re going to call me a radical leftist. They’re going to call me a fake Christian.
They’ll call our movement un-Texan, un-American. They’ll call us a threat. The only truth is, we are a threat.
We’re a threat to their corrupt system. 2,000 years ago, when the powerful few at the top hurt those at the bottom, that barefoot rabbi didn’t stay in his room and pray. He walked into the seat of power and flipped over the tables of injustice.
To those who love this state, to those who love this country, to those who love our neighbors, it’s time to start flipping tables. Thank y’all for being here. Thank you for being in this fight.
God bless y’all. Thank you.
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I tried adding Crockett’s and his IQ together and see if I could come up with a positive number ... still trying.
Maybe Im underestimating this guy...but I have seen so much bat-sh!t insane footage of him that I think the GOP is going to have a field day tearing him apart in Texas during the general.
Beto 2.0, without the skateboard.
I love this guy.
He is making opposition commercials and doesn’t know it or doesn’t care.
Any Texan who sees and hears that ONE LINE and who votes for this guy DESERVES what they get here in the temporal as well as what is waiting for them in the Eternal.
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