David Maxwell, the former top cop under Attorney General Ken Paxton, has endorsed Paxton’s opponent for U.S. Senate. ℹ️ https://t.co/9D6k995fic pic.twitter.com/q8724WawPA
— KWTX News 10 (@kwtx) September 8, 2026
David Maxwell, the former top cop under Attorney General Ken Paxton, has endorsed Paxton’s opponent for U.S. Senate. ℹ️ https://t.co/9D6k995fic pic.twitter.com/q8724WawPA
— KWTX News 10 (@kwtx) September 8, 2026
Flashback: Gov Abbott trashing Austin for not having flock cameras. Now he says local governments shouldn't be using them and he's blocking state money for themhttps://t.co/VrRMXOk2F7
— Scott Braddock (@scottbraddock) September 8, 2026
Frank Galvin said:ShooterTX said:Sam Lowry said:ShooterTX said:Sam Lowry said:
He's a bit unfair to Constantine, but Christian Nationalism as we know it is a cancer. There's nothing wrong with saying so.
LOL
Yes, if Christian Nationalism as defined by TalaFreako actually existed, it would be a bad thing. However Christian Nationalism is as real as the Tooth Fairy and the Easter Bunny.
So amazing that you have no other comments about his Satanic message that he preached at that "church".
I only watched the first five minutes. In any case, you're demonstrating what seems to be the CN's favorite tactic: if you can't defend it, deny it.
LOL
You are pathetic.
There is no one who is trying to force Christianity upon our nation, which is one of the top key definitive characteristics of Christian Nationalism according to Talafreako and the rest of the LWNJs online.
America was founded as a Christian nation, which by default means that everyone has the opportunity & freedom to accept or reject Christ. It is impossible for anyone to become a Christian by force. Such a thing is only done by false Christians like the old Catholic church during the inquisitions and by other religions such as Islam. If someone does not freely choose to follow Christ and His teachings, then that person is at best a false convert or just lying to try and appease others.
If you truly believe that Christian Nationalism is a true thing, then please give us examples of people who are calling for Christianity to become a requirement for citizenship in America... otherwise you are just making up a Boogey man to try and stir-up the ******ed leftists in our nation.
You don't understand Christian Nationalism. It is not necessarily trying to force people into being Christians. It is to exclude people who are not Christians, either physically (kick the Arabs out of Texas) or from leadership roles and meaningful participation in governance (see Pete Hegseth).
GrowlTowel said:HuMcK said:
A Trump defender calling someone out for decorum, bless your heart. I think America would be so much better off if MAGA could just feel shame.
The only thing that matters now is power.
Sam Lowry said:GrowlTowel said:HuMcK said:
A Trump defender calling someone out for decorum, bless your heart. I think America would be so much better off if MAGA could just feel shame.
The only thing that matters now is power.
Many Republicans would agree. That's why they don't need to be in power.
GrowlTowel said:Sam Lowry said:GrowlTowel said:HuMcK said:
A Trump defender calling someone out for decorum, bless your heart. I think America would be so much better off if MAGA could just feel shame.
The only thing that matters now is power.
Many Republicans would agree. That's why they don't need to be in power.
But every Democrat does agree. Which is why none of them should ever be in power.
If we had fair elections and apportionment based on citizenship, the left would never win another election.
Great point Sam.
LIB,MR BEARS said:🚨 TX Senate Candidate James Talarico Wants to BAN Private Firearm Sales!
— Reverend Jordan Wells (@WellsJorda89710) May 30, 2026
James Talarico is pushing “universal background checks” that would criminalize private gun sales — the same transfers Americans have done freely since 1791. No more selling your own rifle to a neighbor or… pic.twitter.com/iUWj73yT52
Trump's approach to economics have parallels to Mussolini's and German Fascism much more so than what liberals bring to the table. They have more parallels to socialist and borderline Marxist approaches by some. In fact, without certain constitutional guardrails and institutional road blocks, if Trump's broader policy rhetoric ever came to fruition, it would be full on autarky by any measure.historian said:Mitch Henessey said:You realize that fascism is a right wing extremist viewpoint, yes? And you're assigning that label to anyone not in the GOP. For someone who calls themself "historian," you sure don't seem to know much about history.historian said:
I'm unwilling to make excuses for or downplay the evils of the fascists. Sometimes it is necessary to tell the truth even if it is blunt. I will always css as ll them out. If a Democrat were honest, they would have to agree that their party is pro-criminal. How is that not an accurate description of the party that wants to abolish the police, abolish ICE, grant amnesty to all illegals, etc?
They repeatedly defend and make excuses for rapists, murderers, and pedos. Look how the idolized Luigi, look at the way they reacted to the Charlie Kirk assassination, look how they fantasize about Trump being murdered. How can anyone not describe that as evil??
Never excuse or ignore evil. It will only get worse, as they keep proving.
Actually, fascism is a movement of the Left. It always has been. The "fascism on the right" myth began with the Bolshevik attempt to explain Mussolini. As with everything the Marxists do, they were wrong.
I assign the label who talk and act like fascists, including some in the GOP. It's about ideas, agenda, and actions that sometimes transcend party.
I have come to this understanding through studying history, politics, and economics.