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Private property rights are sacred in Texas, and Big Bend is one of our state's greatest natural treasures.
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for the Trump administration to resume construction of a wasteful border wall that threatens Texas ranchers, their private property, and their livelihoods, all while funneling billions of taxpayer dollars into the pockets of construction corporations.
I stood with the people of Brewster County before Election Day, and as your incoming Agriculture Commissioner, I intend to keep fighting to protect our land, water, and rural communities from this government overreach.
ALT Press release graphic from Texas Agriculture Commissioner-elect Clayton Tucker featuring a photograph of Big Bend's towering cliffs and the Rio Grande at sunset. Clayton Tucker's white campaign logo appears at the top, followed by a large "PRESS RELEASE" heading with a yellow underline. The statement condemns the Supreme Court's decision allowing border wall construction to resume in Big Bend, warning that the project threatens private property rights, ranching families, wildlife, and water access while directing billions in taxpayer dollars to construction corporations. Tucker pledges to work with affected landowners and communities to protect Texas land and hold those responsible accountable.
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Elon Musk has given more to US elections in the past year and a half than George Soros has personally given in nearly five decades, per a Fortune analysis of federal filings.
Musk: $427.5 million to federal political committees since May 2025
Soros: $243.2 million personally since 1979
Musk’s lifetime federal total, $723.8 million, is about three times Soros’ personal total.
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"Trump ally and MAGA influencer @DineshDSouza posted a statement on his web site at long last admitting that his conspiracy theory film “2,000 Mules” was produced “on the basis of inaccurate information provided to me and my team”."
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Ben-Gvir is showing off the facility for executions of Palestinians that is being built in Israel where people will be hung to death and there will be “viewing booths” for the enjoyment of the public.
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Haaretz published the testimony of a reserve major and UAV operator in the Israeli Air Force who commanded a strike cell attached to maneuvering brigades inside Gaza. This is what he had to say:
1) He was involved in the March 23, 2025 paramedic killings in Tel al-Sultan, Rafah and said, "You could clearly tell these were rescue vehicles even as fire was opened on them from the ground. For no apparent reason, the force on the ground charged the convoy. They shot the first vehicle, the medical personnel got out, hid behind the ambulances and begged for their lives, and the soldiers shot them one after another."
2) On how the yellow line was used as an excuse to kill innocent people: "The Palestinians didn't know it existed, and the Air Force wasn't always updated either. From the perspective of a farmer walking onto his own land — he has no idea he's stepping into an area the IDF suddenly decided is a fire zone. And then all kinds of retroactive justifications started coming up. 'He came for an arms deal.' 'He touched the ground, maybe he's planting an explosive.' To me it looked like they were trying to incriminate people with no intelligence and no proof."
3) On how all morals were lost in Gaza: ""The feeling was that something tore, everyone had already become cynical about death, you can't understand it from the outside. It's not just fatigue, it's an erosion of morality, of responsibility, of the sense that someone is still managing the event. Very quickly this whole business of 'collateral damage' disappeared from the considerations. They fire on anyone they see. The atmosphere started to be like the stands at a soccer match. The way you shout at a player, 'Yalla, score,' that's how they shout at a soldier, 'Kill him, strike him.'"
This is what genocide looks like from the perspective of the perpetrator.
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my live fuel clock showing Americans now have spent $70 billion more on filling up with gasoline since March 1 (vs same period a yr ago) and $44 billion more on diesel (same dates) for a total of ~$114.2 billion spent over this time.
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Dem Nominee for Texas Railroad Commissioner @jon_rosenthaltx:
“[The Texas Railroad Commission] has nothing to do with trains, it actually is the agency that regulates the oil and gas industry in Texas. Republicans in Austin have kept this agency’s misleading name for decades to hide the importance of the position.”
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Steve Sarkisian reveals he couldn’t get a job interview in 2015 before Nick Saban gave him a $30,000/yr analyst job that saved his career
“In 2015, I had gotten fired at USC, gone to recovery, started working on me personally. Coming out of that, I couldn’t get a job. In 2016, I was ready to go do TV.”
“I couldn’t get an interview for a job. And Nick Saban saved my career. He offered me an analyst job. I was willing to do it for free.”
“But he said, ‘I gotta pay you $30,000 so you can get benefits.’ I said, ‘Okay, I’ll do that.’ I’m forever indebted to him. Because at that time, somebody in life has got to give all of us a second chance.”
“It totally changed my perspective. It changed my perspective on how I coach. How I deal with our players. Because everybody’s going through stuff. Everybody’s got stuff.”
“Whatever your stuff is, you’re just trying to get through it. If I can be that guy that can extend that olive branch to our players as we go through this journey, I always lean back to that time.”
“Here’s the greatest coach of all time in our era. For whatever reason, he saw something in me. He gave me a chance. He gave me a shot.”
“From there, he actually makes me the offensive coordinator for the National Championship game against Clemson. And I was an analyst. I wasn’t even a coach.”
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In Alligator Alcatraz, detainees were being punished with something called “the box” an enclosed space in which they were shackled and left outdoors for hours, exposed to the heat and mosquitoes. There’s now a photos. Amnesty International determined this constituted torture.
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Racist anti-Indian American @bofrench’s ex-wife is Sheridan French. She has a company that sells dresses. She makes them in, wait for it, INDIA.
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diesel is closing in on a $6/gal national average as wholesale prices surge tonight 13c/gal with new attacks and threats. BUT the real story may be out West- California could blow past $8/gal, and some pumps aren't even built to display what could come next.
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On August 5th, 1965 CBS News published a report with a video taken 2 days earlier in Cam Ne, Vietnam showing U.S. Marines burning a village to the ground.
Outrage from US officials followed, accusing CBS and the reporter of supporting the Communists with President Johnson even calling the president of CBS to complain saying "your boys just shat on the American flag."
We're seeing the same playbook used again after reports of increasing casualties and dwindling air defense stocks began surfacing with some accusing the reporters of supporting terrorists or helping Iran.
The notion that publishing politically inconvenient information is aiding the enemy is just a way to attack and discredit the messenger rather than addressing the message, and it's a tactic that the government uses at will.
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My message to the IDF officer who ordered the airstrikes on World Central Kitchen and to the people who bomb and smear humanitarians — and to the leaders who have the responsability to stop it..
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mystery meat, 50 year mortgages, $4/gallon gas, $6/gallon diesel, more war, liability free pesticides.
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Always a good laugh when candidates forget to audit their social media before running for office.
@jorgeborregotx is running against @kristianfortx for HD118
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Doing a deep dive into the Virginia class, and the more I read about stuffing a 30 megawatt nuclear reactor into a metal tube packed with 140 people that’s underwater for 90 days at a time, the more annoyed I get at the nuclear power naysayers here on land.
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Donald Trump says if he coached in the WNBA, he’d ask LeBron if he has “any desire to be a woman” 😭
