I received the same letter

can you imagine when Talarico wins? He said he LOVED trans children...

Mitch Henessey said:

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The funny thing is, Elon paid for all of these. It's ragebait, and if posts like yours are any indication, it's working.

Was it actually addressed to your 11-yo daughter by name? Or did it just say "Student of the [Your Last Name] Family?" Because people who don't even have kids are reporting getting these.

It's designed to get people to foam at the mouth right before they go and vote.

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That's what I was wondering and it did say "Student of the "" family".

So everyone is getting these it appears.

And yeah, I will admit I bit and my blood pressure rised.

I still don't think it is appropriate from whomever devised the plan.

You do you and I'm good.

When you bring things to my house unsolicited, I'm not good.

I really don't care who paid for it.

It is completely wrong in my eyes.

Wait until Talafreako wins

CRT and transgendrism in the pre k classroom! yay

Stop posting complete liberal lunacy

Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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The funny thing is, Elon paid for all of these. It's ragebait, and if posts like yours are any indication, it's working.

Was it actually addressed to your 11-yo daughter by name? Or did it just say "Student of the [Your Last Name] Family?" Because people who don't even have kids are reporting getting these.

It's designed to get people to foam at the mouth right before they go and vote.

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There is no proof of that.

But you have just fallen for the same rage bait type of rumor floating around on the internet.

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There isn't concrete proof. But Musk has poured hundreds of millions into this election alone and the ad market is so saturated that they're airing Ken Paxton ads in NC, where I live. So, follow the money: hundreds of millions of dollars, no more space for ads to run... I'm not saying Musk himself directly signed off on this (like he did to aid and abet Russia by shutting off Starlink), but I'd be willing to bet good money that his money is behind this.

And there's no way we find out, because since it isn't "campaign-related," whomever created it didn't have to register it anywhere. The org that was mentioned on the flyer had already denied any involvement in it.

Pretty underhanded that whomever in the Texas GOP came up with this idea doesn't have enough faith that their candidate can win on his own merits. Unsurprising, though.

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Interesting, lol.

The really interesting thing is the pamphlet never mentions politics of any sort.

Just addressed to "student" (there's your target) and explains how to navigate around parents when they are underage and how to get "care".

You do you, just leave us alone unless someone requests a pamphlet.

Problem solved.

redfish961 said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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The funny thing is, Elon paid for all of these. It's ragebait, and if posts like yours are any indication, it's working.

Was it actually addressed to your 11-yo daughter by name? Or did it just say "Student of the [Your Last Name] Family?" Because people who don't even have kids are reporting getting these.

It's designed to get people to foam at the mouth right before they go and vote.

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There is no proof of that.

But you have just fallen for the same rage bait type of rumor floating around on the internet.

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There isn't concrete proof. But Musk has poured hundreds of millions into this election alone and the ad market is so saturated that they're airing Ken Paxton ads in NC, where I live. So, follow the money: hundreds of millions of dollars, no more space for ads to run... I'm not saying Musk himself directly signed off on this (like he did to aid and abet Russia by shutting off Starlink), but I'd be willing to bet good money that his money is behind this.

And there's no way we find out, because since it isn't "campaign-related," whomever created it didn't have to register it anywhere. The org that was mentioned on the flyer had already denied any involvement in it.

Pretty underhanded that whomever in the Texas GOP came up with this idea doesn't have enough faith that their candidate can win on his own merits. Unsurprising, though.

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Interesting, lol.

The really interesting thing is the pamphlet never mentions politics of any sort.

Just addressed to "student" (there's your target) and explains how to navigate around parents when they are underage and how to get "care".

You do you, just leave us alone unless someone requests a pamphlet.

Problem solved.

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Yep. That's how whoever it was created by was able to avoid it being tied back to them (for the moment). Because it intentionally doesn't mention anything political, there's no record of it in any campaign databases.

Mitch Henessey said:

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The funny thing is, Elon paid for all of these. It's ragebait, and if posts like yours are any indication, it's working.

Was it actually addressed to your 11-yo daughter by name? Or did it just say "Student of the [Your Last Name] Family?" Because people who don't even have kids are reporting getting these.

It's designed to get people to foam at the mouth right before they go and vote.

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These Talking Points have been circulating around social media. Would I be surprised if this was not done by a Groomer Group, no? But I like facts to shape my opinions not opinions to shape my facts.

Elon Musk knows the dangers of transgender bs

redfish961 said:

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I just received something in the mail today that is disturbing to me.

The pamphlet is from Texas Transgender Student Union.

It is addressed to my 11 year old daughter.

It explains how to bypass your parents if you are under aged.

It explains the means to get your gender confirming care.

It explains how to go out of state for care.

I am a U.S. Army veteran and have always believed in freedom and "you do you".

As long as you don't try to force your views down my throat, I'm cool.

Do your protests in public spaces and fine, as long as they are unviolent.

I then have a choice to participate or not.

Entering my personal space and targeting an 11 year old girl is not cool and completely unacceptable.

What's next? A flyer from Pornhub?

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Sorry this went to your daughter. How would you feel if you learned that your daughter received smut as part of "playing politics"

Mitch Henessey said:

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The funny thing is, Elon paid for all of these. It's ragebait, and if posts like yours are any indication, it's working.

Was it actually addressed to your 11-yo daughter by name? Or did it just say "Student of the [Your Last Name] Family?" Because people who don't even have kids are reporting getting these.

It's designed to get people to foam at the mouth right before they go and vote.

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What hacked database has all the school-age children's information's in it?

I'm
Sorry you had to receive such vile mail.

What you can do is vote Republican if you don't want it in your kid's school

Good question

FWIW...I posted this in another thread

The Texas Transgender Student Union does not exist and the address on the envelope is fake as well. The address 1611 W Airport Blvd does not exist in Meadows Place, Texas (ZIP code 77477). Stupid idiots should check before opening random letters.

— USMCRET2008 (@JAMESWI60315889) October 20, 2026

TEXAS PARENTS, HAVE YOU SEEN THESE IN YOUR MAILBOX?

Families across the state are reporting receiving a brochure titled "Texas Trans & LGBTQ+ Student Resource Guide." Some reports say the mailings are even addressed to children.

But here's where this story gets interesting.

The Transgender Education Network of Texas (TENT), an LGBTQ advocacy organization linked to the materials, says it DID NOT create, approve, or distribute these brochures. The organization believes someone may be impersonating it and others are suggesting this is all part of a political tactic to scare parents.

Questions left unanswered right now:

Who is actually sending these brochures?

Who paid to print and mail them?

How were families and children's mailing addresses obtained?

And let's talk about the timing. These brochures are showing up around the start of EARLY VOTING in Texas, when LGBTQ-related issues are already part of the political conversation.

Is that timing a coincidence? We don't know. And there's currently no verified evidence connecting the mailings to a political campaign.

Have you received one of these at your home? If so, what part of Texas are you in?

Hey Texas, you know that fake trans mailer that went out to hundreds of thousands of Texans today? The one that the org itself didn’t send? But that all the right wing influencers received & had social media posts ready to publish where they feign outrage? /1 pic.twitter.com/gRGLE82LCt

— Laney Hawes (@LaneyHawes) October 20, 2026

Transgender advocacy groups have denied sending out the material. Others questioned whether it was a misleading campaign meant to stir up Republican voters. https://t.co/CR4NM1Ympn

— Houston Chronicle (@HoustonChron) October 20, 2026

I got one and I have no kids.

As a rule, I don't care how people get down because it doesn't affect me or my household. It's their business. This mailer crosses that line. It's addressed to children.

In my home, the kid loves to check the mail. And if he gets something addressed to him? It's like hanging the moon. I hope we're not at that place where our positions are willing to take scalps of 8-year-olds.

VaeBear said:

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I got one and I have no kids.

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They're targeting your sperm.

redfish961 said:

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I just received something in the mail today that is disturbing to me.

The pamphlet is from Texas Transgender Student Union.

It is addressed to my 11 year old daughter.

It explains how to bypass your parents if you are under aged.

It explains the means to get your gender confirming care.

It explains how to go out of state for care.

I am a U.S. Army veteran and have always believed in freedom and "you do you".

As long as you don't try to force your views down my throat, I'm cool.

Do your protests in public spaces and fine, as long as they are unviolent.

I then have a choice to participate or not.

Entering my personal space and targeting an 11 year old girl is not cool and completely unacceptable.

What's next? A flyer from Pornhub?

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You have every right to be upset

There is no freedom for anyone to contact your daughter (or mine) and talk to them about sex, gender, or any matter of sexuality.

In fact no reason for anyone (from any organization) to ever contact someone else's children without permission. And certainly not to talk about subjects like that…

At some point we have to get back to a normal sense of what freedom means.

Me to do "my thing". Not contact someone else's family & children and tell them about "my thing"

Sad that Low-T made this a campaign issue.

Pamphlets purporting to come from a transgender rights organization — mailed to families across Texas and igniting criticism from conservatives — came from a company formed last month in Wyoming. The Texas Transgender Student Union listed a Houston-area post office box as the…

— Texas Tribune (@TexasTribune) October 21, 2026

Mothra said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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The funny thing is, Elon paid for all of these. It's ragebait, and if posts like yours are any indication, it's working.

Was it actually addressed to your 11-yo daughter by name? Or did it just say "Student of the [Your Last Name] Family?" Because people who don't even have kids are reporting getting these.

It's designed to get people to foam at the mouth right before they go and vote.

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There is no proof of that.

But you have just fallen for the same rage bait type of rumor floating around on the internet.

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There isn't concrete proof. But Musk has poured hundreds of millions into this election alone and the ad market is so saturated that they're airing Ken Paxton ads in NC, where I live. So, follow the money: hundreds of millions of dollars, no more space for ads to run... I'm not saying Musk himself directly signed off on this (like he did to aid and abet Russia by shutting off Starlink), but I'd be willing to bet good money that his money is behind this.

And there's no way we find out, because since it isn't "campaign-related," whomever created it didn't have to register it anywhere. The org that was mentioned on the flyer had already denied any involvement in it.

Pretty underhanded that whomever in the Texas GOP came up with this idea doesn't have enough faith that their candidate can win on his own merits. Unsurprising, though.

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In other words, you're engaging in wild speculation.

LOL. We got one at our house, and the links appear legit.

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Isn't that every LWNJ QAnon conspiracy.

Harrison Bergeron said:

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Mothra said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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The funny thing is, Elon paid for all of these. It's ragebait, and if posts like yours are any indication, it's working.

Was it actually addressed to your 11-yo daughter by name? Or did it just say "Student of the [Your Last Name] Family?" Because people who don't even have kids are reporting getting these.

It's designed to get people to foam at the mouth right before they go and vote.

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There is no proof of that.

But you have just fallen for the same rage bait type of rumor floating around on the internet.

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There isn't concrete proof. But Musk has poured hundreds of millions into this election alone and the ad market is so saturated that they're airing Ken Paxton ads in NC, where I live. So, follow the money: hundreds of millions of dollars, no more space for ads to run... I'm not saying Musk himself directly signed off on this (like he did to aid and abet Russia by shutting off Starlink), but I'd be willing to bet good money that his money is behind this.

And there's no way we find out, because since it isn't "campaign-related," whomever created it didn't have to register it anywhere. The org that was mentioned on the flyer had already denied any involvement in it.

Pretty underhanded that whomever in the Texas GOP came up with this idea doesn't have enough faith that their candidate can win on his own merits. Unsurprising, though.

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In other words, you're engaging in wild speculation.

LOL. We got one at our house, and the links appear legit.

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Isn't that every LWNJ QAnon conspiracy.

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Isn't QAnon a right wing nut job conspiracy group?