Logos Stick said:

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I hate myself that I ever cast a vote for him. Talarico is demonic.

This is nothing but revenge. He's a selfish pos.

Why I’m Voting for a Texas Democrat by @KarlRove https://t.co/S44nYRsEQv via @WSJopinion

— Senator John Cornyn (@JohnCornyn) September 16, 2026

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I don't have X. Post replies. I bet he's getting ratioed.

I agree with the premise on the thread, but not getting the Talarico reference here.

Ellis Wyatt said:

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Karl Rove and the Bushies are no better.

It's YOU they hate.

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Lots of similarities here.

Except the Bush family just showed their true colors after leaving office. Cornyn should have his desk put out in the street!

The mask is off

BadMoonRisin said:

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Eat ****, John. Or maybe your brisket, would be an easy substitution

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BOOM! Roasted!

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. Am I missing something? The article is about Rove voting against Bo French

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Clearly, you miss the service performed for Talarico when Cornyn, who is seeking revenge on Paxton, posts a link to Karl Rove's article endorsing the opponent of Bo French.

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This is Cornyn basically endorsing the Dems, imo. He's endorsing their party. Guilt by association.

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My bad.

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. Mr. French also has problems with non-Christians. In 2025, as Tarrant County Republican chairman, he posted a poll on X: "Who is a bigger threat to America?" The choices were "Jews" or "Muslims." Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick called for his "immediate resignation," and the Republican mayor of Fort Worth, the county's biggest city, lamented there are "too many examples" of Mr. French's "bigotry and hate."

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This isn't the first time Mr. French has made bigoted comments. When the wife of an Asian-American Democratic state representative posted on X a picture of herself and their children visiting him on the floor of the House chamber, Mr. French responded, "Families deported together stay together."

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This isn't the first time Mr. French has made bigoted comments. When the wife of an Asian-American Democratic state representative posted on X a picture of herself and their children visiting him on the floor of the House chamber, Mr. French responded, "Families deported together stay together."

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When I came to Texas in December 1976, the state was so blue that you could almost hold a GOP state convention in a phone booth. After elections that year, there were 18 Republicans in the 150-seat House and three in the 31-seat Senate. We'd gone over a century without electing a Republican governor.

Republicans turned Texas red by fielding candidates who understood the strength of our state's diverse population and welcomed voters who shared our conservative values.

The GOP has a growing number of Bo Frenchesand not only in Texas. Conservatism and the party it dominates have an increasing number of bigoted advocates of a "heritage America" composed of white descendants of the original European settlers. There are "just asking questions" Jew-haters, misogynists who worship hypermasculinity, conspiracy nuts seeking clicks for profit, and religious bigots who won't differentiate between Muslim terrorists and Muslim American patriots.

These people are diminishing the Republican Party, not building it. I'll have no part of it. This November, I'll vote for only the second Democrat in my life. The first was Lt. Gov. Bob Bullock in 1994, because I thought he would work with Republicans. The second will be Mr. French's opponent, Jon Rosenthal. The GOP's stables need a cleaning. This is a good place to start.

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I just this WSJ opinion piece by Karl Rove. I agree that Bo French's post was stupid because it's making Republicans look bad, but I hate how Rove said conservatism and the party it dominates have an increasing number of bigoted advocates of a "heritage America" composed of white descendants of the original European settlers. It appears that Rove will vote for Bo French's opponent, Jon Rosenthal, but he will still vote for Ken Paxton, Greg Abbott, and other Republicans.

John Cornyn, Karl Rove, and other RINO Republicans do not understand the negative effects of mass immigration. I support immigration levels that keep population growth modest. Massive immigration causes traffic congestion, which would cause the quality of roads to decline faster. Also, the rapid increase has strained America's beleaguered schools, which literally don't have room for all these students. In addition, massive immigration would further tighten the supply of affordable housing for purchase or rent. Furthermore, there would be an increased demand for water, electricity, and other public services. Most importantly, there would be increased competition for jobs. Scaling back legal migration and cracking down on illegal immigration would ensure an improved quality of life for current US citizens.