Mitch Henessey said:

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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?

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No. It's where all the Epstein crazy conspiracies started apparently. And they probably blame THe JEWS for everything.

I didn't get one here in Bangkok! lol

Mitch Blood Green said:

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The story is less about who sent out the mailers but the fact that they seem to be in-line the the general Groomer philosophy. As I said, i would not be surprised if it was not sent out by a Grooming group but also would not be surprised if a Grooming group did it and then is denying it ... reasons for both.

I does not read like rage bait - it provides real links to real resources like the ACLU and other gay groups. I would actually be surprised if the GOP could pull this off - this reads to me genuine just because it is not at all "ragey." Both neither would surprise me.

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It's all about who sent the mailers. You can't, on one hand, ba all about "protecting kids" then target them with nonsense.

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The Talking Points were deployed so quickly Pr increasing this was actually done by Groomers with the plan to be blame it on the Evil Genius who is improving society. It seems devious enough to fit in the playbook - get the message out while also deploying another conspiracy theory and rage bait for the pink-haired, septum-ringed loonies.

Mitch Blood Green 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"

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I would feel the same.

Mitch Blood Green said:

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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.

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This is it exactly.

One other possibility. James has taken a pretty serious move to the right on this issue having voted in support of trans rights for minors. Legislative Record

• 2023: Talarico voted against SB14, which prohibited gender reassignment surgeries and other treatments for minors, and against public funding for them
• 2025: He also voted against a law protecting parents who refuse to affirm a child's gender identity
• Past remarks: In 2019, he said it was "abusive" to deny a child's gender identity, and in 20192023 he opposed restrictions on gender affirming care

Now he says he supports a national ban on gender reassignment surgery for minors. When asked about it he said he absolutely supports a ban on minors.

It is possible some of these organizations felt they had an advocate, and with his right turn they feel abandoned by him and are retaliating with these brochures. It is not beyond the realm of possibility.

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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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you think hundreds of millions haven't been spent in Texas from non Texas folks on the senate seat? I don't think any out of state entities should be able to spend money on another state's election.



I hate modern politics, and I hate modern political discourse more than I hate that.

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Amen

Let the voters of each State make up their own mind....and let the citizens of these States spend against each other if they want.

Out of State money has no place in these races.

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yep. States' Rights are States' Rights. Probably would take a constitutional amendment, and that is one that may actually be able to happen

The Left doesn't always think things through clearly. After all, the Dems selected Hillary, Autopen, & Kamala as presidential candidates and repeatedly told everyone how smart and competent they were despite an abundant record of the opposite. These were very stupid choices and there are many other examples.

I can totally believe that some Leftist group might send some stuff out independently of any campaign because they believed the polls and thought it was in the bag or some other misguided reason. I can also believe some of the other theories to explain this but I don't think we have any idea who is actually behind it. Right now we only have speculation.

Seems a little weird that if she is going there for investigative purposes she's kind of telegraphing her move beforehand…

WFAA Investigative Reporter Tanya Eiserer has landed in Sheridan, Wyoming, and is on the way to the address where the Texas Transgender Student Union LLC was registered. pic.twitter.com/aL6kmQkfjB

— WFAA (@wfaa) October 21, 2026

DancinBear09 said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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The story is less about who sent out the mailers but the fact that they seem to be in-line the the general Groomer philosophy. As I said, i would not be surprised if it was not sent out by a Grooming group but also would not be surprised if a Grooming group did it and then is denying it ... reasons for both.

I does not read like rage bait - it provides real links to real resources like the ACLU and other gay groups. I would actually be surprised if the GOP could pull this off - this reads to me genuine just because it is not at all "ragey." Both neither would surprise me.

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It's all about who sent the mailers. You can't, on one hand, ba all about "protecting kids" then target them with nonsense.

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The Talking Points were deployed so quickly Pr increasing this was actually done by Groomers with the plan to be blame it on the Evil Genius who is improving society. It seems devious enough to fit in the playbook - get the message out while also deploying another conspiracy theory and rage bait for the pink-haired, septum-ringed loonies.

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What "groomer" organization has the money and the organizational strength to get this many mailers out to the Texas populace? It would likely take north of $10-$15M to draft, print, and mail out at this level. Not to mention, how on earth could this possibly help the transgender cause or the Democratic Party considering how close the election is looking to be? It makes absolutely no sense and they have nothing to gain and everything to lose. This reeks of a desperate GOP stirring up the pot to incite rage and get people yo vote for an unpopular candidate.

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George Soros. Hundreds of organizations and myriad billionaires. Are you kidding?

It also reeks of a another fake story run by Democrats. We just don't know. As I noted, I let facts determine my opinions not opinions determine my facts.

The problem is there is no evidence to support the Talking Points. It may be that sure. But until there is evidence such assertive claims fuel the other post "are Americans stupid?"

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It's always George Soros…just like the left always blames the Koch brothers. You are right, no one has been caught red handed but this stinks to high heaven of a right wing maneuver to get people pissed and out to the polls. What would Soros have to gain if it helped Paxton in any way?

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Soros funds literally billions of dollars each year to radical groups.

Read my posts above. I do not need to try and re-explain it to you.

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I read it…it's still makes no sense for Soros to fund anything like this because it would help Paxton and Abbott. You don't have to explain anything, it's just a dumb take.

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Well, at first they were saying "no such organization exists." Well, the organization does exist. Now it's "how and why would they find that?"

Well, there's hundreds of millions of dollars flowing into the Texas election, wouldn't be too hard to do.

Third, you blame the other guy for throwing a Hail Mary false flag when it may have been you doing it.

I think it's gross either way.

Mitch Henessey 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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For those who are crying mail fraud in the election, you may have found a case.

TENT denies any involvement in the mailing
In a statement posted on its website, the organization said the flyer was not authored, approved or distributed by the group.
That raises a key question: If TENT didn't send the mailer, who did?
The return address listed on the flyer, 1611 W. Airport Blvd., Suite 123, Meadows Place, Texas, 77477, does not appear to correspond to a valid address. However, a nearly identical address, 11611 W. Airport Blvd., leads to a mailbox at a UPS Store in the Houston area.

A Wyoming LLC and a questionable Texas return address
The organization listed on the return address, the Texas Transgender Student Union, appears to have no website and no public social media presence.

But business records reviewed by the CBS News Texas I-Team show a company registered under that name in Wyoming.
According to state business filings, the Texas Transgender Student Union LLC was formed Sept. 2, 2026.
The company's listed address leads to an office building in Sheridan, Wyoming, that serves as the address for a registered-agent service used by hundreds of thousands of businesses. Reporting by The Sheridan Press found that the same address is associated with nearly 300,000 of Wyoming's approximately 830,000 limited liability companies.
Those records, however, do not identify who created the company or who may be responsible for the mailers.

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I read it…it's still makes no sense for Soros to fund anything like this because it would help Paxton and Abbott. You don't have to explain anything, it's just a dumb take.

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First, know what words mean and don't use "dumb" when you mean "stupid."

Second, I can explain it to you (above), but I cannot understand it for you.

As a rage bait op it clearly has worked on the LWNJs - so there is that.

The difference is I let facts craft my opinions vs. letting my opinions craft my facts. We don't know ... it's probably 50-50 now ... the Talking Points were just co-manufactured and the literature is too authentic.

Last night I sent this letter to Attorney General Paxton, supplementing my original request for an investigation that I sent last week. The OAG should investigate the individuals and entities behind the text messages and direct mail received by thousands (if not millions) of… https://t.co/W48BQ9Iu7H pic.twitter.com/zzbPiHJ7M6

— Jeff Leach (@leachfortexas) October 21, 2026

Children across Texas were just mailed instructions on how to "transition" and parents are TICKED

https://notthebee.com/article/children-across-texas-were-just-mailed-instructions-on-how-to-transition

Curious that the organization that denies anything to do with the mailer shares almost the exact same address as the "fake" organization responsible.

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gawd, I just love the MAGATT freak out over merely the word "Trans". Somebody played a genius joke on the RWNJs. It is funny to watch a bunch of grown , supposedly heterosexual dudes lose their collective chit cuz the Queer Boogey Man is coming for ya! Gonna turn yall all trans or just straight up queer. yall be funny

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The point is that these were addressed towards children.

Mine was addressed to "student of the *** family"

That's wrong no matter who is responsible.

You can bet your ass I would be on fire if my 11 year old had brought that to me.

I'm assuming by your comment, you are perfectly fine with it.

Fortunately, I beat her to the mailbox.

Most of us do not move to Thailand to have access to underage people, and most of us do not like the sexualization of underage children

There is solid evidence lil jr moved to Thailand for certain reasons.

Do not mind him

Yours is a normal reaction. Everyone who is normal and sane is outraged that anyone would send this to huge numbers of children. It is perverted filth. We are also outraged by the pervert, crooners, and pedos who want to poison or mutilate children and who try to prevent parents from protecting their children.

Unfortunately, this is a very real issue throughout our society. In blue states, the corrupt politicians are still promoting this evil agenda.

What a fascinating obsession with genitals! I haven't heard this much talk about sex since the Republican National Convention. And believe me, I've been to the after-parties.

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Children across Texas were just mailed instructions on how to "transition" and parents are TICKED

https://notthebee.com/article/children-across-texas-were-just-mailed-instructions-on-how-to-transition

Curious that the organization that denies anything to do with the mailer shares almost the exact same address as the "fake" organization responsible.

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Interesting article - especially the Wayback Machine piece (who wants to put odds it will scrub Tent from its archives now).

The fact remains the usually thing occurred of LWNJs posting unsubstantiated Talking Points.

It might turn out to be some conservative group ... we'll know if suddenly they start shutting up about it.

Idk you need to ask liberal nut jobs aka dems. It is a major talking point to mutilate kids

The_Mad_Shopper said:

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What a fascinating obsession with genitals! I haven't heard this much talk about sex since the Republican National Convention. And believe me, I've been to the after-parties.

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They were giving free abortions outside the last DNC convention. Those pre-parties really hooked their guests.