Why is TLR funding the anti-grassroots candidates? 📺 Watch full episode here: piped.video/-sunPrJqdTA

When GOPe loses a Primary election, their true colors come out. It's happened more times than we can remember. #txlege

This is the future of America without mass deportations We need 20 million people out of the country or the future is lost The issue is existential, we don’t have time for fake and gay wars in the Middle East

I DON’T THINK MOST AMERICANS KNOW THIS EXISTS. The University of North Texas, a taxpayer-funded public university, had a contract with an international recruiting company that paid a commission for every student it successfully enrolled. $3,000 for an overseas student enrolling full-time. $1,500 for an international transfer already in the U.S. The $3,000 was explicitly tied to enrollment: $1,500 after the first semester and another $1,500 after the second. And this wasn’t necessarily illegal. The federal rules restricting enrollment-based recruiting commissions contain an exception covering certain foreign students abroad who aren’t eligible for federal student aid. UNT’s contract was written specifically around that category. By Fall 2024, UNT reported 7,509 international students. 73% were from India. UNT receives hundreds of millions of dollars in public funding while also paying commissions to recruit international students. The question now is: How widespread is commission-based international student recruiting across American universities, and how much money is being paid to these recruiters? @StephenM @SusieWiles47 @SecRubio @JDVance @realDonaldTrump finance.untsystem.edu/sites/…

Travis County DA Fails To Appear for Hearing on Prosecutorial Integrity “So, I want to talk about the facts,” said State Rep. Ellen Troxclair (R–Lakeway). “The fact is that Jose Garza’s office, [the office] that [Gharakhanian is] so proud to work for, missed the 90-day indictment window 263 times in 2024, meaning 181 defendants, about 70 of them violent or sex offenders.” texasscorecard.com/state/tra…

WATCH: James Talarico mocks Texas parents’ concerns about explicit materials in their kids’ schools by calling them “kooky” conspiracy theories.   He owes every Texas parent an apology.

True Texans, October is your chance to get involved! 🇺🇸 We’ve got meetings happening across Texas, and there’s a seat waiting for you. Come hear from great speakers, ask questions, stay informed, and connect with fellow Texans who are ready to KEEP TEXAS RED. 📍 Find an event near you: truetexasproject.com/events/…

🚨BREAKING🚨John Aselton who leads the McKinney Texas recall has turned in its petition to OUST the mayor and 3 council members after collecting 6,500 signatures. The recall launched after the council approved an Islamic center. Follow: @Carlos__Turcios @DallasExpress

Clayton Tucker just launched a fourth-quarter, last-ditch attack claiming I’m not qualified to serve as Texas Agriculture Commissioner—an attempt to avoid his imminent defeat at the ballot box. I qualify. I own and operate a Texas ranch where I run stocker cattle and cutting horses, on top of decades spent building a business in the food and agriculture industry. Tucker doesn’t qualify by his own admission. His sworn paperwork lists his occupation as “organizer” for a far-left group, and his LinkedIn and public record show—before he deleted them (see the video below)—that he’s spent the last decade running for office or working in politics, not making his living farming or ranching. Tucker owns absolutely no agricultural land. When he’s not working as a professional radical left-wing agitator, he wants us to believe he plays farmer on land his family owns. #txlege Receipts: comradeclayton.com/pfc

I've spent my career creating jobs, growing a business, and finding solutions that make a difference. I'll bring that same practical approach to the Texas Department of Agriculture. Together, we can strengthen and secure a stronger future for Texas agriculture.

Great energy at a @bofrench event this evening, especially among young people.

Imagine voting for this guy (he/him).

Jerk.

At the very least, tax remittances. #txlege

Miller also said that, at the start of the administration, they “went out to dairies and started arresting agriculture workers, and we couldn’t get the cows milked. I raised Cain, a lot of other ag. commissioners did. They finally stopped that, and said, no, we’re not after those guys, we really want to go get the criminals, and those people aren’t criminals.”