We are running against this corrupt system. Ken Paxton embodies that system.
James Talarico
The Public Record
James Talarico is a Democratic Texas state representative and former middle-school teacher from Round Rock. He was first sworn into the Texas House in November 2018, representing District 52 before moving to District 50 in January 2023. He studied at the University of Texas at Austin and Harvard University and taught sixth-grade language arts in San Antonio. His legislative work has focused on public education, child care, student mental health and prescription-drug affordability, including legislation capping insulin copays. He has also studied at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary.
Jesus is far more radical than any political party. … I think he would challenge both political parties to keep working toward a more radical vision for democracy.
I believe this bill is idolatrous, I believe it is exclusionary, and I believe it is arrogant.
Forcing our religion down their throats is not love. It’s why I’ve fought so hard for that sacred separation in our First Amendment.
I have met so many Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, Jews, Muslims, atheists, agnostics who are more Christ-like than some of the Christians I serve with.
All these ideologies stem from this Christo-fascism movement, which, essentially, like I said, is just using faith to exercise raw political, social and economic power.
Our Republican secretary of state here in Texas has already said that our elections are safe and secure. But as our state’s attorney general, Ken Paxton has gone on a voter fraud witch hunt. Turns out, he was committing voter fraud the…
I will prosecute the case against Paxton, whom I call the most corrupt politician in America.
When I first heard this low-T thing, I had to look it up. Guys my age aren’t really worried about that kind of thing.
People are catching onto the fact that these corny nicknames don’t lower the cost of groceries, don’t lower the cost of prescription drugs, don’t lower the price of gas,
The Biden administration failed border communities like this, and so people were feeling disillusioned. They were open to an alternative and Republicans came down here with some big promises.
We can’t get ahead no matter how hard we work, no matter how much we save, because the system is rigged against us.
Turns out, he was committing voter fraud the whole time, voting illegally in six elections in a row from the wrong address.
As our state’s attorney general, Ken Paxton has gone on a voter fraud witch hunt.
Adam Hoffman was a well-connected lawyer who abused an eight-year-old boy. He should be spending his life in prison … He didn’t even have to register as a sex offender in Texas; that’s how good this Epstein-style deal was.