James TalaFREAKO is a Radical Left Lunatic and Vegan who is the ANTITHESIS of Texas Values
Trump james TalaFREAKO is a Radical Left Lunatic and Vegan who is the ANTITHESIS of Texas Values. Ken Paxton is the Greatest Attorney General in the History of Texas, and has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next U.S. Senator from Texas — HE WI
WASHINGTON D.C. — James TalaFREAKO is a Radical Left Lunatic and Vegan who is the ANTITHESIS of Texas Values. Ken Paxton is the Greatest Attorney General in the History of Texas, and has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next U.S.
Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Democratic State Representative James Talarico are competing in a high-stakes race for the U.S. Senate in Texas. Paxton, the state’s top law enforcement officer since 2015, secured Donald J. Trump’s endorsement. Talarico, a state lawmaker and seminarian, recently announced a record-breaking $64 million fundraising quarter for his campaign.
James TalaFREAKO is a Radical Left Lunatic and Vegan who is the ANTITHESIS of Texas Values. Ken Paxton is the Greatest Attorney General in the History of Texas, and has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next U.S. Senator from Texas — HE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN! Trump
Video transcript Well, Texas, I just want to thank you for voting me in, not only in, but giving me the biggest vote in the history of Texas for any politician, whether it’s presidency or senator or anything else. And I did it three times. So for three times, I have the biggest vote in the history of Texas. That means you like me and I like you. Maybe love is a better word. I love you, and you might love me. And that’s why we can’t allow James Terlico to get into office and represent you because it’s an embarrassment to one of the great states, maybe our greatest state. It’s an embarrassment to have a guy like that representing you in Washington D.C. It’s an embarrassment to have the world watch. He’s a man who said things that are so bad, we can’t let him get in. He insulted God. He insulted men, women. He said things that he believes. And the one thing I learned in politics, I learned it a long time ago. It’s very interesting. I haven’t been doing this too long, actually, certainly not to be president. But I’ve gotten a lot of experience. One thing I’ve learned and strongly is that whatever your first statement, that’s always the one you go back to. So he said all these horrible things, and that’s where he’s going to be after an election. If he wins, that’s where he’s going to be. That’s where his heart is. I don’t blame anybody for that, but that’s where their heart is. One thing, not that important, but he’s a vegan. He was always a vegan. He never had meat in his life. Now he’s trying to stuff meat down his throat, and it’s not working. He gets sick every time he eats meat. But instead of just saying, “Hey, I’m a vegan, I like eating vegetables, I like eating a piece of lettuce instead of a steak,” he didn’t say that. And then he disappeared for 12 days with perhaps the longest flu ever recorded. He’s lying about that. He was in some very bad situation, and you’re going to find out what it is someday. Might be a long time, might be immediately. Be great if it was before the election because it would probably make it impossible for him to win. And you have another man named Ken Paxton. So I know Ken very well. And some people like Ken, some people don’t. But everybody, just about everybody, said he’s the greatest attorney general in the history of Texas. And he’s certainly one of the very, very best attorneys general in our country. He had more courage than anybody else when it came to so many things, like the border, like COVID. I mean, he fought with us right alongside of me on so many different items—the vote, the rigged elections—and we won every single time. So Ken Paxton, you have to give him tremendous credit. This should be a 90% credit. The rest of the stuff is just frill. Ken Paxton was a great and is a great attorney general, and he deserves to be your next senator. He will represent you so well. You won’t have to worry about what’s going to come out of his thought process, what’s going to come out of his mouth. He’s for the Second Amendment. Terlico is going to try and end your Second Amendment, take away your guns. Terlico is totally in favor of the transgender mutilation of your children. And Terlico is a man that wants to have open borders. And I got elected by the fact that we now have the safest border in the history of our country. In 17 months, we had nobody come in through our southern border illegally, not one person. And that was made by people that had a left lean, meaning Democrat people made up that list. And I’m sure they don’t like doing it, but zero people in 17 months—we have the safest border in the history of our country. He’s going to want to have open borders where people pour into our country from prisons, from mental institutions, drug dealers, murderers—11,000 murders, by the way. And he wants them to come in. We cannot allow James Terlico to be a senator from Texas. He doesn’t understand you. He doesn’t understand Texas values. I understand Texas values a lot because those are my values. And that’s why I got the highest vote ever, three times. So, Texas, I love you. There’s a big election. In my opinion, the most important midterm election ever. You have a great person. He’ll do a great job. You have the best attorney general in the country named Ken Paxton. You got to elect him. And you cannot elect a man that is seriously in trouble. There’s something wrong with him, James Terlico. Thank you very much, Texas. I love you.
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