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These are the times that try men’s souls. Texas has stood as a bulwark against the excesses that have overtaken other states and the federal government. Yet, Democrats need a net gain of four seats to seize the Senate majority. Multiple late polls and forecasts put several Republican-held seats, including Texas, in serious danger.

Consider what a Democratic Senate majority would empower: further expansion of federal control over energy production that undercuts Texas oil, gas, and the jobs that depend on them; open-ended spending and regulation that drive inflation; immigration policies that weaken border enforcement; and cultural measures that place gender ideology above parental rights, women’s sports, and basic biological reality. These are not fringe ideas, they are the stated preferences of the progressive wing that would set the agenda.

Common sense says a state that has prospered under limited government, energy independence, and secure borders does not hand the chamber that confirms judges and writes the laws to the opposite priorities.

The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will stay home, but the citizen who understands that one election can flip the Senate and alter the course of our society shows up to save our state and country.

Vote. Defend Texas. Keep the Senate.
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People like this are so unintelligent that it’s comical. The U.S. could have cut off aid years ago but didn’t want to lose leverage or damage our own defense industries. Multiple U.S. Presidents used the aid to push Israel in directions we want them to go. That is going away now and Cenk along with his merry band of dorks, are not going to like what that means. Which is why Israel itself wanted the aid to end.
Here's who deserves a ton of credit for Trump's turnaround on Israel: @TuckerCarlson @FmrRepMTG @RepThomasMassie @joekent16jan19 @Judgenap. It's one thing when someone from the left, like me, criticizes Trump on this, it's another when his own base rebels and makes him listen.
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Anyone got any negative news for Republicans coming out of Texas? All I’m seeing is heavy turnouts in Republican strongholds and I need something to temper my expectations…
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Vote Texas, Vote!
These are the times that try men’s souls. Texas has stood as a bulwark against the excesses that have overtaken other states and the federal government. Yet, Democrats need a net gain of four seats to seize the Senate majority. Multiple late polls and forecasts put several Republican-held seats, including Texas, in serious danger.

Consider what a Democratic Senate majority would empower: further expansion of federal control over energy production that undercuts Texas oil, gas, and the jobs that depend on them; open-ended spending and regulation that drive inflation; immigration policies that weaken border enforcement; and cultural measures that place gender ideology above parental rights, women’s sports, and basic biological reality. These are not fringe ideas, they are the stated preferences of the progressive wing that would set the agenda.

Common sense says a state that has prospered under limited government, energy independence, and secure borders does not hand the chamber that confirms judges and writes the laws to the opposite priorities.

The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will stay home, but the citizen who understands that one election can flip the Senate and alter the course of our society shows up to save our state and country.

Vote. Defend Texas. Keep the Senate.
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The reactions to this post were perplexing. Mostly because I don’t think my theology is wrong and the vast majority of criticisms were actually addressed by me in the post. It’s a classic example of emotions overriding rational thought and understanding.

Perhaps, progressives have so twisted the word to fit their toxic ideologies, people on the right are reflexively missing what the Bible actually says. It’s very important to be guided by the text and not emotions or politics.
Today is the day that the Lord has made; I will rejoice and be glad in it.

Christian forgiveness is an expectation, not an option. Scripture tells us that we must forgive others, just as we have been forgiven, and Jesus warns that if we refuse to forgive others, our Father will not forgive us (Matthew 6:14–15).

That doesn’t mean someone is let off the hook for their wrongdoing, nor does it mean reconciliation is automatically warranted. The damage caused by someone’s actions has real consequences, and those consequences don’t simply disappear because forgiveness is offered.

This young lady made a horrible mistake, and someone in her life has apparently counseled her to apologize. Whether her apology is sincere is not for us to determine. God knows her heart, and she will have to work through that with Him.

Our responsibility as followers of Jesus is not to withhold mercy, but to extend it while recognizing that forgiveness and accountability can coexist.
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Why would Tucker make up some wild story about Trump two days before the midterms…? Oh that’s right, he hates him and wants republicans to lose. The guy is completely unhinged.
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It’s pretty remarkable that a Democrat in MI just endorsed the Republican to save our nation but Cornyn and self righteous Republicans in Texas couldn’t do the same here… πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ
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Today is the day that the Lord has made; I will rejoice and be glad in it.

Christian forgiveness is an expectation, not an option. Scripture tells us that we must forgive others, just as we have been forgiven, and Jesus warns that if we refuse to forgive others, our Father will not forgive us (Matthew 6:14–15).

That doesn’t mean someone is let off the hook for their wrongdoing, nor does it mean reconciliation is automatically warranted. The damage caused by someone’s actions has real consequences, and those consequences don’t simply disappear because forgiveness is offered.

This young lady made a horrible mistake, and someone in her life has apparently counseled her to apologize. Whether her apology is sincere is not for us to determine. God knows her heart, and she will have to work through that with Him.

Our responsibility as followers of Jesus is not to withhold mercy, but to extend it while recognizing that forgiveness and accountability can coexist.
🚨 Remember Isa Casahuga, the UTSA student who mocked Charlie Kirk’s assassination in her β€œKirkiversary” poem and told Christian Collins he should wear a neck brace?

She’s now apologizing to the Kirk family and others she β€œmay have hurt,” saying she’s had a lot of time to pray and reflect.
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This guy is grotesque. Also, look at all of the conservatives coming to the defense of Van Jones in the comments. I don’t see very many lefties standing up for what is right….
If you're black, I have the easiest Halloween costume for you. Wrap an Israeli flag around you, and just start calling everyone you see an antisemite. Voila, you're @VanJones68.
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Didn’t think I’d ever repost Nicki Minaj, but she absolutely nails it here. πŸ’―
If you listen carefully it’s a misplaced anger at his own parents for not making him feel worthy that turned into raging jealousy of other children who had parents that lifted them up and poured into them. He’s projected all of that onto white people. He needs to mend his heart before thinking about running for any office. White ppl haven’t hurt him. He knows exactly who did. Notice how he doesn’t get the satisfaction he was craving when the interviewer simply anchors himself & doesn’t validate that experience. We should all do more of this. Don’t validate anyone’s experience for the sake of temporary bonding.
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When the Apostle Paul wrote this was he referring to the Old or New Testament?
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I’m seeing a lot of β€œAmerica First, America Only” people posting about Poland today. How does that help lower gas prices…? 🀨
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Untreated TDS is downward spiral.
To my MAGA friends: Enjoy this weekend. Seriously.

After Tuesday, your movement is finished. That feeling of powerlessness you remember? It’s coming back.

And you’ll spend years looking back at this moment, furious that you had powerβ€”and flushed it down Trump’s golden toilet. Never to return
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These are the kind of people who want to turn Texas blue. It will be on them if Paxton loses. They will own the far left clown show that Talarico will unleash on us.
I was a Republican city councilman. I flipped burgers at 14 to pay my way to the RNC. I named my dog Mitt.

To my Republican family: you don't have to become a Democrat to vote against Ken Paxton.
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This is not a good guy.
Abdul El-Sayed says White kids grow up thinking they’re special when they really aren’t.

How is this not racist?
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Truth! I have a friend who is a Pastor in the NE. Completely different than it is in Texas.
"Both parties are basically the same. Two wings of the same bird."

Go ask my friends who are pastors and trying to raise Christian families in cities / states like...

- Washington
- NYC
- San Francisco
- Oregon
- Boston
- Colorado
- Minnesota

... if "both parties are basically the same" and you will be disabused of that notion very, very, very, very quickly.
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Make no mistake, @CAIRNational's goal since its inception, as you can see from its own founder's words, is to take over America.

Islam is a revolutionary political ideology, not a religion, and is not compatible with Western Civilization, just like its cousin, communism.
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Get out and VOTE! Keep Texas, Texas!!!
NEW QUANTUS INSIGHTS TEXAS SENATE AND GOVERNOR POLL | October 30, 2026

Our final survey of Texas finds Ken Paxton leading James Talarico by 1.1 points for U.S. Senate and Greg Abbott leading Gina Hinojosa by 4.9 for Governor, a week out from Election Day.

πŸ“Š U.S. Senate Ballot
ames Talarico: 47.6%
βšͺ️ Undecided: 2.2%
βšͺ️ Ted Brown (L): 1.4%
β€” Paxton leads by 1.1 points.
β€” With leaners allocated:
πŸ”΄ Paxton 49.4%
πŸ”΅ Talarico 48.4%
β€” Paxton +1.0

πŸ“Š Two-Candidate
πŸ”΄ Paxton 50.6%
πŸ”΅ Talarico 49.4%
β€” Paxton +1.2
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πŸ“Š Governor Ballot
πŸ”΄ Greg Abbott: 50.7%
πŸ”΅ Gina Hinojosa: 45.8%
βšͺ️ Undecided: 2.3%
βšͺ️ Pat Dixon (L): 1.2%
β€” Abbott leads by 4.9 points.
β€” With leaners allocated:
πŸ”΄ Abbott 51.6%
πŸ”΅ Hinojosa 46.3%
β€” Abbott +5.3

πŸ“Š Two-Candidate Ballot
πŸ”΄ Abbott 52.5%
πŸ”΅ Hinojosa 47.5%
β€” Abbott +5.1
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πŸ“Š Gender
Senate
Women: Talarico +7
Men: Paxton +11

Governor
Women: Hinojosa +3
Men: Abbott +13

πŸ“Š Race / Ethnicity
Senate
White: Paxton +25
Black: Talarico +71
Hispanic: Talarico +23

Governor
White: Abbott +28
Black: Hinojosa +68 Hispanic: Hinojosa +19
––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Since our October 9–11 wave (Paxton +0.5), Paxton is up 1.5 and Talarico up 0.9. Undecided fell from 3.9 to 2.2.
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October 26–28, 2026 Β· 1,221 LV Β· MoE Β±3.2

Read the full report and crosstabs: quantusinsights [dot] org/polling
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