250 years ago, Americans proclaimed to the world our right choose how we are governed. President Trump is doing everything he can to restore that right.
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@POTUS if Dana White accepts the position, it should be a rule that the press has to fight each other and whoever wins can ask the question. Oh and make it PPV. We'll have the debt cleared by March.
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Time for a Civics lesson, Texas. Start with the first link and read through it to understand the authorities granted:
statutes.capitol.texas.gov/d…
Then do the same with this one:
statutes.capitol.texas.gov/d…
Note the limited CONSTITUTIONAL authority.
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Well I see all the grifting panicans are out stoking the coals of fear, fanning the embers into flames of drama and confusion.
Don't feed the beast. Starve it. They will not defeat us. We will be victorious.
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The office of Governor of the State of Texas, constitutionally speaking, is very weak in terms of authorities. The Legislature has passed unconstitutional statute exceeding that authority as have current and past governors.
It is time we correct that injustice.
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Here's the second one. Remember, violence is what they want. Don't ever fight the way your enemy wants you to fight.
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I was going to wait until after the new year to repost this article, and the next one. Texans need time to read and contact their State Legislators to act.
@brianeharrison You're not my Legislator but we need your help repealing Statute please.
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@X @XMoney @elonmusk What is going on with X Money or Grok bot? I revoked access to my X Money account last night. Then I get a message it reconnected this morning. I just revoked it 5 minutes ago and then was warned by Grok bot the connection was restored but it wasn't initiated by Grok bot. I revoked it again and it reconnected a few minutes later.
Why is it automatically reconnecting?
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They keep bringing feelings to a fact fight and losing, then make up rules and say they won.
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Ask @grok @bot to create a Candidate dossier for you. I did Republicans first and will do Democrats next. I'm not going to post the output as it's working on an updated version. I had some errors in my initial request. But version one was well done and thorough!
The prompt below was sent to my Chief of Staff bot. It set up the dossier bot and gave it the following instructions. And before all the negativity shows up, I'm using this as a reference. It even specifically stated in the output document that it wasn't voting advice. Besides this is probably more truthful than anything the media or NGOs put out.
Here's the prompt I used. Substitute your specific information (State, district, list of candidates, etc.) and modify as you wish. I retained all the candidates because now it's easier to track what they do. Later I'll do the entire State and local government 😎
Prompt:
[your name] (@ insert your X handle here) has requested you build and maintain a dossier on the following [insert your State here] candidates and the offices they are running for.
Requirements:
- Verified and validated facts only. Primary sources: official campaign sites, legislative voting records, FEC filings, Texas Tribune, Ballotpedia, official statements, etc.
- No conspiracy theories, unproven claims, or speculation.
- For each: basic bio, the office and what it does, general stances on key issues (economy, immigration, education, energy, guns, abortion, etc. as relevant), voting record if incumbent.
- Then, based on [your name] own profile and public posts on his X account (@ insert your X handle here), assess how they align or differ. Research his recent posts for his views.
- Prioritize his district: [insert your district here].
- Deliver the initial full dossier as a structured Markdown file (and PDF if possible). Attach it in chat.
- Set up a routine to keep the dossier updated periodically (e.g., weekly or as news breaks).
- Report status and significant updates to the Chief of Staff bot.
- Work in a dedicated folder like [have Chief of Staff bot set that up].
- Always attach deliverables as downloadable files.
Full list:
– Ken Paxton for U.S. Senate
– Greg Abbott for Governor
– Dan Patrick for Lieutenant Governor
– Mayes Middleton for Attorney General
– Don Huffines for Comptroller
– Dawn Buckingham for Land Commissioner
– Bo French for Railroad Commissioner
– Nathaniel Moran for U.S. Congress (TX-01)
– Steve Toth for U.S. Congress (TX-02)
– Keith Self for U.S. Congress (TX-03)
– Pat Fallon for U.S. Congress (TX-04)
– Lance Gooden for U.S. Congress (TX-05)
– Jake Ellzey for U.S. Congress (TX-06)
– Jessica Steinmann for U.S. Congress (TX-08)
– Alex Mealer for U.S. Congress (TX-09)
– Chris Gober for U.S. Congress (TX-10)
– August Pfluger for U.S. Congress (TX-11)
– Craig Goldman for U.S. Congress (TX-12)
– Ronny Jackson for U.S. Congress (TX-13)
– Randy Weber for U.S. Congress (TX-14)
– Monica De La Cruz for U.S. Congress (TX-15)
– Pete Sessions for U.S. Congress (TX-17)
– Tom Sell for U.S. Congress (TX-19)
– Mark Teixeira for U.S. Congress (TX-21)
– Trever Nehls for U.S. Congress (TX-22)
– Brandon Herrera for U.S. Congress (TX-23)
– Beth Van Duyne for U.S. Congress (TX-24)
– Roger Williams for U.S. Congress (TX-25)
– Brandon Gill for U.S. Congress (TX-26)
– Michael Cloud for U.S. Congress (TX-27)
– Tano Tijerina for U.S. Congress (TX-28)
– John Carter for U.S. Congress (TX-31)
– Jace Yarbrough for U.S. Congress (TX-32)
– Eric Flores for U.S. Congress (TX-34)
– Carlos De La Cruz for U.S. Congress (TX-35)
– Brian Babin for U.S. Congress (TX-36)
– Jon Bonck for U.S. Congress (TX-38)
Start with the initial research and dossier. Format is up to you and Chief of Staff. Proceed and report progress.
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@elonmusk I noticed there's a passing resemblance to the new Roadster and the car from Automan. Any chance we get a "cursor" bot like they had in the show, to boost manufacturing productivity? 😎
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Awww. You locked down the comments on your post.
In reference to your opinion on this matter, at this point, what difference does it make?
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It will be interesting to see the portfolios of the Federal and State level politicians who promoted this Indian infiltration. Were they invested in any of these companies whose stock is plummeting? Did they enrich their portfolios over the last 3 years and now taking a hit?
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Strange artifact shows up on Google Maps. Zoom in one click more it disappears. It obviously doesn't belong there but I don't recognize it. Maybe someone else does.
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This is absolute insanity.
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I decided to play along with the current trend here on X.
Input: Generate an image based on my articles, likes, comments, and posts, if I were in charge.
Output: Here's an image generation reflecting that worldview if you were in charge: a grounded, self-reliant American community emphasizing constitutional governance, secure/local elections, civic participation, states' rights, and practical American prosperity without overreach or surveillance.
🤖 Made with AI
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I'm not disagreeing with, nor countering, the attached SECWAR memo, but Texans should remember the following:
Texas Election Code § 129.054 (Chapter 129, Direct Recording Electronic Voting Machines, Subchapter C Voting System Security).
§ 129.054. Network Connections and Wireless Technology
(a) A voting system may not be connected to any external communications network, including the Internet. Beginning September 1, 2026, a voting system may not be capable of being connected to any external or internal communications network, including the Internet.
(b) A voting system may not have the capability of permitting wireless communication unless the system uses line-of-sight infrared technology that shields the transmitter and receiver from external infrared transmissions and the system can only accept transmissions generated by the system. Beginning September 1, 2026, a voting system may not have the capability of permitting wireless communication.
(c) The secretary of state may not waive any requirements of this section.
This section was added and amended by H.B. 2524 (2009) and tightened by S.B. 598 (2021). The 2026 language requires systems not even be capable of network connection.
A related definition appears in § 129.003 (Paper Audit Trail Required). An “auditable voting system” must, among other things, be “not capable of being connected to the Internet or any other computer network or electronic device.” Direct Recording Equipment (DRE) systems generally may not be used unless they meet that standard with a narrow exception for certain curbside voters.
Official text: statutes.capitol.texas.gov/?…
The link begins with Ch. 122 and subsequent relevant chapters go through 129. They're easily accessed through the statute viewer at the link.
Note: electronic poll books used for voter check-in may be networked; the prohibition applies to the voting systems that cast or tabulate votes. The Secretary of State’s public materials repeat the same rule.
votetexas.gov/voting/voting-…
media.defense.gov/2026/Sep/2…
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