Get rid of the guns, get rid of the Oil, get rid of the meat, but Transgender Mutilization of your Children and Open

Get rid of the guns, get rid of the Oil, get rid of the meat, but Transgender Mutilization of your Children and Open

Trump get rid of the guns, get rid of the Oil, get rid of the meat, but Transgender Mutilization of your Children and Open Borders are OK. This is what TalaFREAKO stands for, and this is where he is going to help take Texas if he wins — which he won’t. Ke

Richard Miniter
First Published: October 27, 2026, 1:12 PM ET

— Get rid of the guns, get rid of the Oil, get rid of the meat, but Transgender Mutilization of your Children and Open Borders are OK. Ken Paxton has served as the attorney general of Texas since being first elected in 2014. Backed by Donald J. Trump, he is the Republican nominee for the U.S.

Senate after winning a primary runoff in May 2026. Paxton faces Democratic state Representative James Talarico in the general election. Get rid of the guns, get rid of the Oil, get rid of the meat, but Transgender Mutilization of your Children and Open Borders are OK.

This is what TalaFREAKO stands for, and this is where he is going to help take Texas if he wins — which he won’t. Ken Paxton is the Greatest Attorney General in Texas History.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton posed at WASHINGTON D.C. on 10/27/2026.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton posed at WASHINGTON D.C. on 10/27/2026.

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