James Talarico is living proof that the Texas Democrat Party has completely lost touch with the Lone Star State. The left keeps pushing Talarico as some kind of hope for Texas, but more Texans are waking up to the madness he represents. Forget traditional values, support for the energy industry, and basic common sense. Talarico’s biggest inspiration isn’t even someone most Texans could relate to—it’s a self-proclaimed “TransQueer Latinx” theologian. That’s not just out of step with Texas; it’s from a different planet.
Let’s be honest: Talarico built his campaign around everything regular Texans reject. He’s anti-oil and anti-beef. He champions abortion on demand. Wrap all that up with his full embrace of the woke LGBTQ agenda, and you have a candidate who seems embarrassed by real Texan culture. But it gets worse. Talarico doesn’t just dabble in radical politics; he’s twisting Christianity to suit his fringe beliefs. He surrounds himself with activists who tell him the Bible is pro-abortion and train him to despise his own heritage.
Now we find out that his spiritual muse is a left-wing activist whose only claim to fame is a string of invented pronouns and woke talking points. Talarico actually admits he feels limited by being a “white, cisgender man” and needs these radicals to expand his “imagination.” Translation: he believes his gender and race are problems that must be corrected by progressive ideology. How does that play with Texans who take pride in who they are, their roots, and their faith? It doesn’t.
While oil rig workers and ranchers are feeding families and powering America, Talarico is gushing over activists who barely believe men and women exist. Even when faced with regular questions, like what “low-T” means, he’s clueless. Folks, the Texas Senate is not a safe space for therapy sessions about gender confusion and leftist guilt.
The Democrats made their bed by picking Talarico over more grounded options. The left wants a vegan, anti-oil, pro-abortion puppet, mentored by activists who are as far away from Texas values as you can get. It’s almost comical—if it weren’t so tragic. Is this what passes for leadership in today’s Democrat Party? Texans deserve better, and in November, they’ll make it clear: Texas doesn’t want woke lectures from politicians who hate what makes this state great.
Source: Townhall
Leave a Reply