Paxton vs Talarico

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In reply to sanangelo • 3:33p, 7/21/26
sanangelo said:
He didn't answer not because he's guilty of anything. He didn't answer because he hasn't prepared an answer because he's a lazy candidate.

A lazy candidate? LOL, he just defeated a long-time incumbent protected by the GOP-e who spent a hundred million dollars against him. He must be as lazy and stupid as Trump!
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In reply to sanangelo • 3:33p, 7/21/26
sanangelo said:
Ragoo said:
sanangelo said:
4 said:
sanangelo said:
Not a great look for Paxton today.


I just watched that and have no idea what you are talking about.

Awkward? Seriously?

He simply told the liberal schill of a reporter that he was only going to answer questions at this event about this event.

You are really having to stretch.

Going to suck for you when your boy loses by 15

I won't answer the question on everyones' mind. How did he acquire his real estate portfolio that is spread across five states on a TAG salary? He owns:
  • Texas: 5 homes
  • Florida: 3 homes
  • Utah: 4 condominiums (located at the luxury Black Desert Resort in Ivins) and a plot of land
  • Oklahoma: 1 lodge/cabin (located in Broken Bow)
  • Hawaii: 1 undeveloped plot of land

people acquire real estate in many different ways. A lot of times with leverage. Is owning property now against the law? Or are you simply jealous he built a real estate portfolio while you have not?

I own plenty of real estate, but I don't need 5 homes in Texas, 3 in Florida, and a bunch of condos in Utah. Regardless of me, paxton will not answer the charge Talarico made and that makes paxton look bad to the low IQ voters he'll need to win. Paxton could have answered the charge just like you did and it would be good enough for 90% of his voters. Instead, he leaves it hanging out there when asked, deflecting to 'this is about public safety' TWICE!

He didn't answer not because he's guilty of anything. He didn't answer because he hasn't prepared an answer because he's a lazy candidate.
how do you know they aren't income generating rental properties? What allows YOU authority to judge his property holdings? Unless of course the truth is you are suggesting he acquired them under a corrupt pretense.
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In reply to sanangelo • 3:33p, 7/21/26
sanangelo said:
I own plenty of real estate, but I don't need 5 homes in Texas, 3 in Florida, and a bunch of condos in Utah.


What the hell does your need have to do with any of this?
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In reply to txags92 • 3:34p, 7/21/26
txags92 said:
sanangelo said:
4 said:
sanangelo said:
Not a great look for Paxton today.


I just watched that and have no idea what you are talking about.

Awkward? Seriously?

He simply told the liberal schill of a reporter that he was only going to answer questions at this event about this event.

You are really having to stretch.

Going to suck for you when your boy loses by 15

I won't answer the question on everyones' mind. How did he acquire his real estate portfolio that is spread across five states on a TAG salary? He owns:
  • Texas: 5 homes
  • Florida: 3 homes
  • Utah: 4 condominiums (located at the luxury Black Desert Resort in Ivins) and a plot of land
  • Oklahoma: 1 lodge/cabin (located in Broken Bow)
  • Hawaii: 1 undeveloped plot of land

I assume you know he held multiple roles in the working world as a corporate attorney, in-house counsel, and owned his own law firm for over a decade before he got into politics, right? Unlike your boy Talarico, he had a real job that he would have made enough money from to be able to afford to invest well and buy real estate if he wanted to. Talarico is still sharing an account with his mom and has a billionaire (likely) pedophile buddy of Epstein bankrolling his campaign.

And you know why he ran for State Rep? His money was drying up as an attorney because he was REALLY bad at it. - I heard that directly from a former GOP higher up.
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In reply to sanangelo • 3:36p, 7/21/26
sanangelo said:
txags92 said:
sanangelo said:
Talarico out with a positive ad explaining what he'll do for the voter:



Haven't seen anything from Paxton.

This would be easier for everybody if you would just send out the talking points email the Talarico campaign sends you each day instead of trying to break up the info to look like multiple "Breaking News!!11!1!" items each day. We all know you are a shill for his campaign, so why keep pretending to be otherwise.

Where is the Paxton commercial where he describes his vision for Texas? Post it! I'll wait.
dear Texans, see lawsuits and steadfast work done representing the interest of the state of Texas as AG to protect state sovereignty against federal over reach - applied as senator. My opponent skips votes in House where his job is to rep the people of the state.
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In reply to sanangelo • 3:37p, 7/21/26
sanangelo said:
4 said:
sanangelo said:
Not a great look for Paxton today.


I just watched that and have no idea what you are talking about.

Awkward? Seriously?

He simply told the liberal schill of a reporter that he was only going to answer questions at this event about this event.

You are really having to stretch.

Going to suck for you when your boy loses by 15

I won't answer the question on everyones' mind. How did he acquire his real estate portfolio that is spread across five states on a TAG salary? He owns:
  • Texas: 5 homes
  • Florida: 3 homes
  • Utah: 4 condominiums (located at the luxury Black Desert Resort in Ivins) and a plot of land
  • Oklahoma: 1 lodge/cabin (located in Broken Bow)
  • Hawaii: 1 undeveloped plot of land


The man literally specialized as a real estate attorney when he had his own practice!

Stop the presses! Breaking news!! Real estate attorney owns a lot of real estate!
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In reply to Charpie • 3:37p, 7/21/26
Charpie said:
txags92 said:
sanangelo said:
4 said:
sanangelo said:
Not a great look for Paxton today.


I just watched that and have no idea what you are talking about.

Awkward? Seriously?

He simply told the liberal schill of a reporter that he was only going to answer questions at this event about this event.

You are really having to stretch.

Going to suck for you when your boy loses by 15

I won't answer the question on everyones' mind. How did he acquire his real estate portfolio that is spread across five states on a TAG salary? He owns:
  • Texas: 5 homes
  • Florida: 3 homes
  • Utah: 4 condominiums (located at the luxury Black Desert Resort in Ivins) and a plot of land
  • Oklahoma: 1 lodge/cabin (located in Broken Bow)
  • Hawaii: 1 undeveloped plot of land

I assume you know he held multiple roles in the working world as a corporate attorney, in-house counsel, and owned his own law firm for over a decade before he got into politics, right? Unlike your boy Talarico, he had a real job that he would have made enough money from to be able to afford to invest well and buy real estate if he wanted to. Talarico is still sharing an account with his mom and has a billionaire (likely) pedophile buddy of Epstein bankrolling his campaign.

And you know why he ran for State Rep? His money was drying up as an attorney because he was REALLY bad at it. - I heard that directly from a former GOP higher up.
do you think he has been really bad at it as the State Attorney? What about your higher up GOP source?
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In reply to Charpie • 3:39p, 7/21/26
I don't believe any bit of your statement. Back it up with some hard evidence, buckaroo
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In reply to sanangelo • 3:40p, 7/21/26
Admit it.

You are voting for your boy James.
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In reply to Ragoo • 3:40p, 7/21/26
Ragoo said:
Charpie said:
txags92 said:
sanangelo said:
4 said:
sanangelo said:
Not a great look for Paxton today.


I just watched that and have no idea what you are talking about.

Awkward? Seriously?

He simply told the liberal schill of a reporter that he was only going to answer questions at this event about this event.

You are really having to stretch.

Going to suck for you when your boy loses by 15

I won't answer the question on everyones' mind. How did he acquire his real estate portfolio that is spread across five states on a TAG salary? He owns:
  • Texas: 5 homes
  • Florida: 3 homes
  • Utah: 4 condominiums (located at the luxury Black Desert Resort in Ivins) and a plot of land
  • Oklahoma: 1 lodge/cabin (located in Broken Bow)
  • Hawaii: 1 undeveloped plot of land

I assume you know he held multiple roles in the working world as a corporate attorney, in-house counsel, and owned his own law firm for over a decade before he got into politics, right? Unlike your boy Talarico, he had a real job that he would have made enough money from to be able to afford to invest well and buy real estate if he wanted to. Talarico is still sharing an account with his mom and has a billionaire (likely) pedophile buddy of Epstein bankrolling his campaign.

And you know why he ran for State Rep? His money was drying up as an attorney because he was REALLY bad at it. - I heard that directly from a former GOP higher up.

do you think he has been really bad at it as the State Attorney? What about your higher up GOP source?

I have a problem with his methods. I have a problem with firing folks who saw issues with how he was executing his job, tried to get him to stop for his own sake, and then firing those who tried to help him and keep him out of trouble. I also take issue with him interfering in stuff that he, as AG of TEXAS, has no business getting involved with.

But he got the campaign contribution from fill in the blank and boom, he acts. See how well that worked out for Texas Tech recently?
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In reply to normalhorn • 3:41p, 7/21/26
normalhorn said:
I don't believe any bit of your statement. Back it up with some hard evidence, buckaroo

Go ask his wife.
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In reply to Charpie • 3:41p, 7/21/26
Speaking of unsubstantiated rumors, your "preacher" was known to be touching young boys. I heard it from a highly respected Dem higher up…..

See, I can fling made up stuff at the wall, too.
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In reply to sanangelo • 3:42p, 7/21/26
sanangelo said:
4 said:
sanangelo said:
Not a great look for Paxton today.


I just watched that and have no idea what you are talking about.

Awkward? Seriously?

He simply told the liberal schill of a reporter that he was only going to answer questions at this event about this event.

You are really having to stretch.

Going to suck for you when your boy loses by 15

I won't answer the question on everyones' mind. How did he acquire his real estate portfolio that is spread across five states on a TAG salary? He owns:
  • Texas: 5 homes
  • Florida: 3 homes
  • Utah: 4 condominiums (located at the luxury Black Desert Resort in Ivins) and a plot of land
  • Oklahoma: 1 lodge/cabin (located in Broken Bow)
  • Hawaii: 1 undeveloped plot of land


Pocket book envy you have it.
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In reply to normalhorn • 3:42p, 7/21/26
normalhorn said:
Speaking of unsubstantiated rumors, your "preacher" was known to be touching young boys. I heard it from a highly respected Dem higher up…..

See, I can fling made up stuff at the wall, too.

My preacher is a Methodist rancher in Aspermont. You must be talking about someone else. I can't imagine him ever doing that.
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In reply to Charpie • 3:43p, 7/21/26
You're the one that needs to bring the receipts, pal :-)
Why don't YOU go ask his wife, and report back to us.

Pretty please, if it helps….
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In reply to normalhorn • 3:45p, 7/21/26
normalhorn said:
You're the one that needs to bring the receipts, pal :-)
Why don't YOU go ask his wife, and report back to us.

Pretty please, if it helps….

I said what I said. You want to be mad that I'm not going to out who said that to me? That's fine and your choice. I have no reason to troll. Half of the people on this board know me in real life. It's relatively easy to determine who I might have gotten that information from if we were friends on Facebook.

In before someone makes this personal and takes a cheap shot at me.
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In reply to Charpie • 3:49p, 7/21/26
Charpie said:
But he got the campaign contribution from fill in the blank and boom, he acts. See how well that worked out for Texas Tech recently?

I've seen how things work out when democrats get elected. That's all I need to see to cast my vote for Paxton. I don't plan to work with the dude or hang out with him. I want someone in that seat that will push conservative policy.
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In reply to Charpie • 3:49p, 7/21/26
Seriously, I'm not the least bit mad. But, when someone tosses around silly ad hominem insults for political punches, it's fine to call them out on it.
That's all. Don't get wound up about it
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In reply to sanangelo • 4:03p, 7/21/26
Yeah what he is going to do, not how he will do it. He should have thrown in cure cancer and make every kid the most popular in his school. That's the sort of candidate he is.
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In reply to sanangelo • 4:10p, 7/21/26
Maybe they are rental houses.
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In reply to Charpie • 4:13p, 7/21/26
What higher up-Cornyn?
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In reply to Charpie • 4:14p, 7/21/26
Charpie said:
txags92 said:
sanangelo said:
4 said:
sanangelo said:
Not a great look for Paxton today.


I just watched that and have no idea what you are talking about.

Awkward? Seriously?

He simply told the liberal schill of a reporter that he was only going to answer questions at this event about this event.

You are really having to stretch.

Going to suck for you when your boy loses by 15

I won't answer the question on everyones' mind. How did he acquire his real estate portfolio that is spread across five states on a TAG salary? He owns:
  • Texas: 5 homes
  • Florida: 3 homes
  • Utah: 4 condominiums (located at the luxury Black Desert Resort in Ivins) and a plot of land
  • Oklahoma: 1 lodge/cabin (located in Broken Bow)
  • Hawaii: 1 undeveloped plot of land

I assume you know he held multiple roles in the working world as a corporate attorney, in-house counsel, and owned his own law firm for over a decade before he got into politics, right? Unlike your boy Talarico, he had a real job that he would have made enough money from to be able to afford to invest well and buy real estate if he wanted to. Talarico is still sharing an account with his mom and has a billionaire (likely) pedophile buddy of Epstein bankrolling his campaign.

And you know why he ran for State Rep? His money was drying up as an attorney because he was REALLY bad at it. - I heard that directly from a former GOP higher up.

LOL
Gig'Em and God Bless,

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In reply to BTKAG97 • 4:24p, 7/21/26
Morally Talarico is a fraud. Tries to act like he has a gf and makes commercials sounding conservative ( also fraud) . He's a fraud in the church which to me is dispicable. So if you're so concerned with fraud, you need to think about your boy Talarico.
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5:14p, 7/21/26
I read something recently that made me think of Talafreako.

In the Didache, which is one of the earliest noncanonical Christian documents, it explicitly prohibited pederasty and abortion.

News to him, I'm sure.
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In reply to Charpie • 5:23p, 7/21/26
Charpie said:
Ragoo said:
Charpie said:
txags92 said:
sanangelo said:
4 said:
sanangelo said:
Not a great look for Paxton today.


I just watched that and have no idea what you are talking about.

Awkward? Seriously?

He simply told the liberal schill of a reporter that he was only going to answer questions at this event about this event.

You are really having to stretch.

Going to suck for you when your boy loses by 15

I won't answer the question on everyones' mind. How did he acquire his real estate portfolio that is spread across five states on a TAG salary? He owns:
  • Texas: 5 homes
  • Florida: 3 homes
  • Utah: 4 condominiums (located at the luxury Black Desert Resort in Ivins) and a plot of land
  • Oklahoma: 1 lodge/cabin (located in Broken Bow)
  • Hawaii: 1 undeveloped plot of land

I assume you know he held multiple roles in the working world as a corporate attorney, in-house counsel, and owned his own law firm for over a decade before he got into politics, right? Unlike your boy Talarico, he had a real job that he would have made enough money from to be able to afford to invest well and buy real estate if he wanted to. Talarico is still sharing an account with his mom and has a billionaire (likely) pedophile buddy of Epstein bankrolling his campaign.

And you know why he ran for State Rep? His money was drying up as an attorney because he was REALLY bad at it. - I heard that directly from a former GOP higher up.

do you think he has been really bad at it as the State Attorney? What about your higher up GOP source?

I have a problem with his methods. I have a problem with firing folks who saw issues with how he was executing his job, tried to get him to stop for his own sake, and then firing those who tried to help him and keep him out of trouble. I also take issue with him interfering in stuff that he, as AG of TEXAS, has no business getting involved with.

But he got the campaign contribution from fill in the blank and boom, he acts. See how well that worked out for Texas Tech recently?

For sake of argument, let's say everything you posted above is 100% true about Paxton.

Still voting for him.
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5:26p, 7/21/26
Now the gay freak is so desperate for minority votes that he's endorsing reparations.
#FJB
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In reply to ts5641 • 5:42p, 7/21/26
ts5641 said:
annie88 said:
I don't often get absolutely creeped out by a human being, but this Talarico guy is so God blessed creepy. And the things that come out of his mouth are so damn bizarre. It is not normal. It is not comfortable. It is not Texas. I'm not even sure he would even fit in with the weirdos in California.

I'm sorry, but he has a has an Effeminate pedo vibe or a Dexter vibe. Kinda both.

He makes Beto seem normal.

The media have sure whipped him up to be the best thing that ever happened to the world. Most of the stupid voting white women swoon over him.
This one's going to be tighter than races against Cruz. Paxton has some baggage and hasn't run a very good campaign yet. He needs to be pounding the pavement much more and getting out there.


I'm not a fan of Paxton either, but he doesn't give me the creepy weirdo vibes like this guy does. And I can't imagine any female being attracted by Talerico. It must just be liberal women because he's not even remotely attractive and then his weirdness makes him even less so. He's just truly creepy. I've said it before, but I bet he's one of those guys that has cold and clammy yet sweaty hands all at the same time. And saying that he loves trans children and saying there's multiple genders and God believes in non-binary that is just effed up.

And look how the media tried to whip up support for Kamala. What a horrible horrid woman. They do this. They loved Beto too. They lie. They know how horrible these candidates are.
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In reply to normalhorn • 6:07p, 7/21/26
She won't
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6:16p, 7/21/26
Everyone interested in an actual debate on this topic please put sanangelo on ignore or stop replying to him/her. They are either a troll, a Karl Rove fan or still crying over the fact Texans don't support Cornyn, or a combination of some of the above. But they aren't adding anything to the discussion other than rinse repeat every day
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In reply to sanangelo • 6:34p, 7/21/26
sanangelo said:
I won't answer the question on everyones' mind. How did he acquire his real estate portfolio that is spread across five states on a TAG salary? He owns:
  • Texas: 5 homes
  • Florida: 3 homes
  • Utah: 4 condominiums (located at the luxury Black Desert Resort in Ivins) and a plot of land
  • Oklahoma: 1 lodge/cabin (located in Broken Bow)
  • Hawaii: 1 undeveloped plot of land

First, it's not a question on everyone's mind. Second - who cares? So he's invested in real estate. Lot's of people do the exact same thing. Good for him for being smart enough to build some assets. I hope he makes a ton of money off them.

Just another reason to vote for Paxton. I would rather vote for a capitalist with some ambition than a Godless socialist that wants to take away my freedoms and turn this state towards socialism.
"Well, doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?" "A republic, if you can keep it" - Benjamin Franklin
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In reply to Aglaw97 • 6:47p, 7/21/26
Yeah, I never understood why people continue to argue with this clown. The ignore feature is worth every cent we pay.
#FJB
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In reply to sanangelo • 7:00p, 7/21/26
sanangelo said:
4 said:
sanangelo said:
Not a great look for Paxton today.


I just watched that and have no idea what you are talking about.

Awkward? Seriously?

He simply told the liberal schill of a reporter that he was only going to answer questions at this event about this event.

You are really having to stretch.

Going to suck for you when your boy loses by 15

I won't answer the question on everyones' mind. How did he acquire his real estate portfolio that is spread across five states on a TAG salary? He owns:
  • Texas: 5 homes
  • Florida: 3 homes
  • Utah: 4 condominiums (located at the luxury Black Desert Resort in Ivins) and a plot of land
  • Oklahoma: 1 lodge/cabin (located in Broken Bow)
  • Hawaii: 1 undeveloped plot of land

So let me get this straight...you're worried that we have an AG and future Texas senator who invests in land? I hate to break this to you but certain people use land as an investment, my wife and I have a fairly decent real estate portfolio so here's an attempt to make you understand why he might have 5 homes in Texas. One he lives in, one he used to live in before moving to Austin, one or two was his parent's, one could be a vacation place and one could be an investment property, that gets you to 5 with no nefarious means involved. The three in Florida could have been purchased on the cheap following the real estate crisis in the 00's, my wife and I even looked at a few when we were there for a baseball tournament because they were basically giving them away. The other properties seem to me straight up investments and limited vacation properties.

Please try harder to convince us of why we should hate Paxton and embrace the heretic, soyboy you prefer because your real estate listing just makes me at least like him more because he's got skin in the game like many of us do as well.
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In reply to AnScAggie • 7:24p, 7/21/26
Hey man. Talarico would invest in Texas property.

If his mom raised his allowance.
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In reply to Danny Vermin • 7:37p, 7/21/26
Danny Vermin said:
Now the gay freak is so desperate for minority votes that he's endorsing reparations.


The more Talarico speaks, the more money Paxton can hold for deployment closer to the election.

When your opponent for a Texas Senate seat publicly backs a DSA agenda, you don't get in his way. Talarico is the best campaigner Paxton has right now.
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In reply to Aglaw97 • 7:51p, 7/21/26
[When you spam the thread with factual representations that are based on opinion, it does approach the point of trolling when you're not adding anything new to the conversation. Tread carefully. You will be moderated if it's clear you're trolling the board -- Staff]
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