RSBN “He’s Going Against God” Texan Calls Out James Talarico for Anti-
Trump rSBN “He's Going Against God” Texan Calls Out James Talarico for Anti- American Values - 10/27/26 Video transcript He's a freak. He's a freak. That's what it is. He's whatever he thinks he's supporting. He's thinking he's a Christian, and that, to b
WASHINGTON D.C. — RSBN “He’s Going Against God” Texan Calls Out James Talarico for Anti- American Values – 10/27/26
Video transcript He’s a freak. He’s a freak. That’s what it is. He’s whatever he thinks he’s supporting.
James Talarico is a Texas state representative and the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate, challenging Republican Ken Paxton. In September 2026, Talarico reversed his previous positions to oppose transgender student-athletes in girls’ sports when safety is at risk. His legislative record on LGBTQ+ policies has become a major focus of the campaign.
Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate James Talarico posed at Washington D.C.
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RSBN “He’s Going Against God” Texan Calls Out James Talarico for Anti- American Values – 10/27/26
Video transcript He’s a freak. He’s a freak. That’s what it is. He’s whatever he thinks he’s supporting. He’s thinking he’s a Christian, and that, to be a great Christian, you don’t—you’re going, he’s going against God. Everything that he’s doing, everything, you know, that I don’t have a problem with the people that are transgender and stuff like that. That’s their deal, but don’t push it on our kids. And don’t have people like Rico go out there and start saying that he supports this, and then he tells you “no, I’m not supporting that” when he really is. And that’s all wrong.
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