Texas is currently producing situations at a concerning rate. Here are a few we are monitoring for you.

• Internet Journalist Sarah Fields Declares Jihad Against RPT Chairman Abraham George

• True Texas Project is Struggling for Funds?

• Huffines Calls Activist a Secret Democrat. Activist Later Proves Him Right.

Internet Journalist Sarah Fields Declares Jihad Against RPT Chairman Abraham George

Republican Party of Texas (RPT) Chairman Abraham George continues to face pressure regarding his reelection this year. Adding to that pressure is “internet journalist” Sarah Fields.

In an X post yesterday, Fields recalls the story Current Revolt broke first where in an SREC meeting from October last year, the White House directed George and the SREC not to remove Republicans from the ballot. The White House threatened to pull funding if ballot removal was applied.

Former State Representative Matt Rinaldi, who has now been assigned as the Temporary Rules Chairman for the RPT Convention by George, responded to Sarah Fields saying her blame should be on The White House and not George:

A X user reminded Rinaldi that his ballot, published by Current Revolt, showed he voted for Ron DeSantis for president.

Rep. Patterson would reply to Fields’ post on X, specifically referencing the 911 call about Chairman George that Current Revolt published two years ago. Patterson also said George supporters are low-IQ:

State Republican Executive Committee Member Rachel Horton, who we are told represents SD 30 in northwest Fort Worth despite now living at an apartment in Austin, chimed in to back Rinaldi:

Fields responded to Horton with a veiled threat saying she “knows things” about Horton:

Horton seemingly took the threats seriously as she did not respond back to Fields.

Current Revolt is told those “things” Fields’ is threatening Horton with are possibly related

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These modestly dressed Muslim visitors from 7,000 miles away just gave us a crystal-clear preview of how they plan to run things in America.

NY Post:

A taxpayer-funded Texas waterpark is getting splash-back for a “Muslims only” event next month after a local Islamic group rented out the facility.

A flier for the DFW Epic Eid event on June 1 noted three times that attendance was strictly for Muslims — and modest swimsuits are required.

“Seems like a civil rights violation,” one outraged commenter said.

“Civil rights laws” are scams. Muslims are probably the most-versed group in “civil rights” laws thanks to decades of constant police surveillance over their terrorist inclinations.

It’s maybe worth noting, 25 years after the Patriot Act, that the government said mass surveillance on Americans is needed because we have all these Muslims here. The same government then promptly brings in millions more… and rents them the taxpayer-funded water park for a “Muslims-only” Eid party.

The Muslims obviously thought they could pull off a Muslims-only party because they have special rights under “civil rights laws” that simply aren’t available to groups like white Americans.

The FAQ for the event says “the entire waterpark has been exclusively reserved for Muslims.”

Although the event website says men and women will not be separated during the event, it notes “we ask all attendees to uphold Islamic etiquette just as they do in other mixed gender spaces,” and encourages all visitors to follow a “modest” dress code and lower their gaze around members of the opposite sex “to help preserve a spiritually mindful and welcoming atmosphere for all.”

Might need James Talarico to do a quick stop and educate the Muslims about the 67 genders. Amirite?

A new flier for the event — released on Monday — removed the worlds “Muslim only” and replaced it with “modest dress only” and added the line “come and celebrate Eid with us, all are welcome!”

Whoops!

Jk!

Infidels welcome!

Here is what many people were saying:

This might be the least shocking story of the week. What did people think is going to happen?

Just like you can predict Muslims creating no-go zones, you can also predict what the response will be!

If Republicans say the Muslims are discriminating, and the Muslims respond by saying Republicans are being racist, who do you think will win, and who do you think will fold?

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Pulido’s denials have been under strain for weeks. Though claiming he first heard of Caballero’s legal troubles this year, Pulido acknowledged during a 2024 interview that Caballero “can’t stay out of trouble.” Video has since surfaced of Pulido describing his bandmate as a “bad man” at a 2018 concert, shortly after Caballero’s release from prison for a 2014 conviction for sexually abusing an 8-year-old girl in Hidalgo County. In that same performance, Pulido cracked a “Penn State” joke with Caballero onstage, a reference that a former Democratic prosecutor in Hidalgo County told Fox News can only be interpreted as a comment regarding the child sex abuse scandal then engulfing that university or a “state pen” reference.

Additionally, Ramon Rodriguez, a Tejano bass player, told the New York Post that Pulido’s denial is not believable since Caballero Sr.’s conviction was “a known fact in music circles” at the time.

Father-Son Child Molestation Duo

According to court records, Frankie Caballero Jr. pleaded guilty in 2002 to sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl. He remains listed on the Texas public sex offender registry.

Caballero Jr., who markets himself as a Tejano singer, has publicly and repeatedly tied himself to Pulido in his own promotional materials. In bios published in 2019 and again in 2023, Caballero Jr. states that he “grew up touring” with Bobby Pulido:

TejanoNation.net:

Frankie Jr. traveled with his father around Texas, performing with countless artists such as Los Chachos, Grupo Mazz, Bobby Pulido, and Jay Perez, which encouraged him to follow his dream of becoming an artist himself.

Current Revolt reached out to a campaign spokesperson for Bobby Pulido who gave the following statement:

Pulido’s campaign is citing an accusation De La Cruz’s ex-husband, Juan “Johnny” Hernandez, made through his lawyer during their divorce. However, the claim was never reported to the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services, and it was never proven in court. Following the divorce, in 2024, Hernandez was indicted in Hidalgo County for attempting to strangle his then-girlfriend. FEC records show Hernandez donated $500 to Pulido’s campaign in September 2025.

A spokesperson for De La Cruz told Current Revolt, “Only a depraved creep like Bobby Podrido would hide behind a criminally charged wife-beater’s smears to distract from the fact that he spent decades knowingly exposing our families to convicted pedophiles.”

The Pulido campaign also told Current Revolt that Caballero Jr. did not perform at any fundraiser for Pulido’s family. However, Caballero Jr. maintains a public Facebook photo album dedicated to a fundraiser event for the Pulido family titled: ROBERTO PULIDO FUNDRAISER DANCE. The album has photos of the event where Caballero Jr. headlined as a singer, Bobby Pulido in attendance, and of Caballero Jr. with members of Pullido’s family:

A 2015 post on Facebook tags Bobby Pulido and Frankie Caballero Jr. together in a photo:

A Pattern in the Pulido Circle
The Caballeros are not the only figures in Pulido’s orbit to face scrutiny. Pulido has been separately tied to a figure sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury as a cartel associate. In April, the New York Post also reported that Pulido may have directly solicited a Mexican government official to help him in his South Texas congressional run.

These revelations raise fresh questions for national Democrats, who are counting on Pulido to win back Hispanic voters in TX-15.

Pulido is running to unseat incumbent Republican Monica De La Cruz in the South Texas district of TX-15.

Current Revolt reached out to Frankie Caballero Jr. for comment, no response was received in time for publishing.

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Welcome to Many People Are Saying, our weekly paid-subscriber article where we cover the weird, funny, strange, and scandalous happenings throughout Texas.

THIS WEEK:

• Democratic Candidate Bobby Pulido Linked to Another Child Molester

• AG Ken Paxton Demands Answers from 30 H-1B “Ghost Offices”

• Current Revolt Updates

Democratic Candidate Bobby Pulido Linked to Another Child Molester

Tejano singer-turned-congressional candidate, Bobby Pulido, has spent the last month denying that he knew anything about the multiple child sex abuse arrests racked up by his longtime accordionist and band co-founder, Frankie Caballero Sr. It seems however that an additional man in Pulido’s orbit has also been convicted of child molestation.

According to court records, music industry promotional materials, and photographs, Caballero's son, Frankie Caballero Jr., is also a convicted child molester with close ties to Pulido and his inner circle.

Pulido’s denials have been under strain for weeks. Though claiming he first heard of Caballero’s legal troubles this year, Pulido acknowledged during a 2024 interview that Caballero “can’t stay out of trouble.” Video has since surfaced of Pulido describing his bandmate as a “bad man” at a 2018 concert, shortly after Caballero’s release from prison for a 2014 conviction for sexually abusing an 8-year-old girl in Hidalgo County. In that same performance, Pulido cracked a “Penn State” joke with Caballero onstage, a reference that a former Democratic prosecutor in Hidalgo County told Fox News can only be interpreted as a comment regarding the child sex abuse scandal then engulfing that university or a “state pen” reference.

Additionally, Ramon Rodriguez, a Tejano bass player, told the New York Post that Pulido’s denial is not believable since Caballero Sr.’s conviction was “a known fact in music circles” at the time.

Father-Son Child Molestation Duo

According to court records, Frankie Caballero Jr. pleaded guilty in 2002 to sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl. He remains listed on the Texas public sex offender registry.

Caballero Jr., who markets himself as a Tejano singer, has publicly and repeatedly tied himself to Pulido in his own promotional materials. In bios published in 2019 and again in 2023, Caballero Jr. states that he “grew up touring” with Bobby Pulido:

TejanoNation.net:

Frankie Jr. traveled with his father around Texas, performing with countless artists such as Los Chachos, Grupo Mazz, Bobby Pulido, and Jay Perez, which encouraged him to follow his dream of becoming an artist himself.

Current Revolt reached out to a campaign spokesperson for Bobby Pulido who gave the following statement:

The Pulido campaign also told Current Revolt that Caballero Jr. did not perform at any fundraiser for Pulido’s family. However, Caballero Jr. maintains a public Facebook photo album dedicated to a fundraiser event for the Pulido family titled: ROBERTO PULIDO FUNDRAISER DANCE. The album has photos of the event where Caballero Jr. headlined as a singer, Bobby Pulido in attendance, and of Caballero Jr. with members of Pullido’s family:

A 2015 post on Facebook tags Bobby Pulido and Frankie Caballero Jr. together in a photo:

A Pattern in the Pulido Circle

The Caballeros are not the only figures in Pulido’s orbit to face scrutiny. Pulido has been separately tied to a figure sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury as a cartel associate. In April, the New York Post also reported that Pulido may have directly solicited a Mexican government official to help him in his South Texas congressional run.

These revelations raise fresh questions for national Democrats, who are counting on Pulido to win back Hispanic voters in TX-15.

Pulido is running to unseat incumbent Republican Monica De La Cuz in the South Texas district of TX-15.

Current Revolt reached out to Frankie Caballero Jr. for comment, no response was received in time for publishing.

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Paxton Demands Answers from 30 H-1B “Ghost Offices”

Future Senator Ken Paxton teased on Thursday that something may finally happen with the rampant H-1B fraud being captured all across Texas by everyday citizens armed with little more than cameras and a few questions.

Ain’t the First Amendment great?

Oh NO! Not our boy Quibitz!

Don’t worry, brother. The cops have been called.

At some point, Democrats will be forced to say the very concept of “investigations” are a racist social construct used to oppress Indians, so Republicans need to come up with something just as weird to counter that narrative.

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With county parties endorsing candidates for municipal elections, it’s obvious to everyone that there’s no “non-partisan” elections. However, many still believe in this mythology, with subversive actors taking advantage of this.

Enter Brody Mulligan, an ex-teacher turned Democrat operative. Mulligan has been a mainstay in Tarrant County Democrat politics, managing many Leftist operations. According to a past post, he even helped with the failed Eppler campaign against Rep. Beth Van Duyne.

For those curious about the Eppler campaign, we covered that here.

Getting back on subject, Mulligan claims to have managed most Democratic campaigns in the 2025 election cycle, with Democrats winning 11 of 12 non-partisan races, including Matt Foust (GCISD), John Biggan (HEB ISD), and all Mansfield ISD and Keller ISD races. Mulligan manages campaigns as President of his own company: Emblem. This entity mainly targets “non-partisan” elections

These Democrat conquests have gained him so much notoriety, that local Leftist groups seem to have given him celebrity status, landing him invites to speak and strategize with these groups.

Among his more partisan races is Democrat Gwenn Burud’s campaign for SD 9 (she lost by 20 points to Kelly Hancock), which Mulligan managed. Today, Burud heads pro-Democrat group “Texans Defending Democracy”, which involves itself for Leftist causes in many “non-partisan” races.

Mulligan is also tied with Tarrant County Democrat Chair Allison Campolo, even endorsing her re-election bid.

Campolo announced her plans to make the Tarrant Democrats a “million dollar party”, that will flip the county blue. In a nutshell, they’ll make Tarrant into another Dallas County which doesn’t require much explanation on why this is a bad thing.

Why would an explicitly Democrat apparatchik have such interest in non-partisan races you might ask? As past elections show, Tarrant County ISDs have a history of displaying national trends. Current Revolt has covered the happenings in these locations for years.

Can we please make local elections partisan? There’d be one less election date to cause voter fatigue, and scrapping “non-partisan” would mean one less scam to deceive Texas voters.

Election Day is May 2nd.

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Sara Gonzalez of The Blaze has done it again, rolling up to Allen, Texas and stumbling into what may be the most cartoonish example yet of the absolute state of Texas in 2026.

Ladies and gentlemen of the gender binary, now that Texas finally has school choice, allow us to introduce Allen Infant Care Center and DFW ABA Center: two alleged schools with no apparent children, but apparently plenty of extracurriculars.

• Thirty-seven H-1Bs for a closed daycare

• Imported “market research analysts”

• Supply chain and business analysts on H-1B allegedly pulling $75,000

• Every H-1B salary allegedly bigger than the entire daycare’s revenue

• A closed autism center with no kids

• Employees allegedly listed in Los Angeles

• Visas allegedly “sold” for $20,000

• Workers allegedly paid “next to nothing”

• An imported kindergarten teacher?

• Immigration officers allegedly visiting three or four times

• Public access files withheld

• More than $100,000 in forgiven PPP loans

• A 2022 bankruptcy filing

• An alleged CCP-connected father

• A metallic rose gold BMW parked outside like the punchline wrote itself

The above photo is unverified, but pretty close. Here is an actual photo of the child development specialist and his Beamer.

“It’s just the closed and will be new open.”

Truer words have never been spoken.

This may be the most over-the-top story you’ll see in Texas this week. But because this kind of thing is apparently happening everywhere, right in front of everyone, in every town in Texas, the shock-value warranty expires 48 hours after publication. Another one will probably be out tomorrow.

Watch the explosive video from Sarah Gonzalez:

You’ll notice they are even importing kindergarten teachers on visas. It’s totally insane, and happening everywhere.

I guess when you pay teachers nothing, importing dirt cheap teachers is the Republican and fiscally conservative move? Is that the thinking?

Everytime you read a story like this, you should think about Texas Republicans.

As we all know, Greg Abbott has spent most of his time in office trying to expand visa worker’s presence in Texas and give advantages to the companies abusing the H-1B visa program. This is extremely well documented, and there’s really nothing he can do to undo what he has already done.

Infosys and Wipro exist for one reason: to undercut American workers with H-1B labor. That is the beginning, middle, and end of the business model. And Abbott has not merely tolerated it. He recruited it and rewarded it with taxpayer-funded cash payments straight into their corporate accounts.

Abbott will soon be the longest-serving governor in Texas history. Unfortunately, for all intents and purposes, Abbott cannot be removed from office because nearly every media source provides cover and lies about everything he does. Like this:

Nothing is being curtailed, the ban was theoretical based on potential future foreign workers and only comprised about 3% of the total H1-scam landscape.

The strange part about Abbott’s order is that he seemed to acknowledge the larger H-1B scam finally coming into view: fake degrees, fake credentials, fake “highly skilled” jobs, fake claims about no qualified American applicants, fake interviews, illegal second jobs, illegal renting, and the rest of the ecosystem everyone was told not to notice.

Abbott did not end the practice. He did not punish anyone. He did not claw back a dime. He did not name the companies doing it. So what did Abbott’s order actually do?

According to the letter, Abbott’s big move was to “provide time” for the Legislature to create “statutory guardrails” around “future employment practices.” The New York Times treated this like a right-wing power move. What it actually means is nobody gets punished, nobody gets exposed, nobody gives the money back, and the scandal gets safely escorted into the next legislative session.

I feel like I’ve written this same article 20 times (although the CCP-link and sports car were a fun twist.)

Remember, Trump officials called Texas Republicans to Washington to ask why they are acting like RINOs, why they refuse to stop illegal aliens from competing with Texans for housing, and why they keep forcing Texas taxpayers to fund the education of people who should not be here.

So far, nothing has happened.

We will continue to monitor the situation.

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Whitfield faced heavy controversy back in 2021 for pushing critical race theory at his school. He eventually resigned under pressure and would later launch a failed defamation suit against the school district:

In videos posted recently on social media, Whitfield has floated the idea of being superintendent of the school district:

In the video he says he was kidding when he was asking if he should have applied for the position. Whitfield did, however, contact someone involved with the superintendent search and inquire about the opening. Emails obtained by Current Revolt show Whitfield contacting a district-retained consultant and predicting the conservative school board that forced him out is about to lose its majority in the upcoming election, a message that comes off as outright trolling.

In another video posted to social media, Whitfield endorses several candidates:

Whitfield is currently the superintendent of Treetops School in International, but is now threatening to return to GCISD. Sources on the ground are tell us this is a DEFCON 1 situation for the 3 conservatives on the GCISD board, and they are currently at risk of losing without a big Republican push.

Democrat activity in the area remains elevated, and if you drive a Tesla you are probably getting your car keyed. In fact, Democrats in the GCISD election spent tens of thousands of dollars or more on a massive mailer that showed the wrong day for Election Day.

Despite Democrats suppressing their own voters by telling them to vote on the wrong day, all signs signal they are tracking to make huge gains, and it’s such an obvious fact that even James Whitfield, who holds three advanced degrees, is trolling the people who fired him about him potentially coming back.

What do you think? Do you think Democrats are about to make big gains? If so, why?

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Texas is currently producing situations at a concerning rate. Here are a few we are monitoring for you.

• RPT General Counsel Pays For Attack Ad On State Rep Brian Harrison

• Elijah Schaffer’s Lawyers File Motion to Withdraw From His Divorce Case

RPT General Counsel Pays For Attack Ad On State Rep Brian Harrison

In a screenshot provided to Current Revolt of an ad running on the social media platform X, Republican Party of Texas General Counsel Rachel Hooper is running a paid campaign critical of State Representative Brian Harrison.

The ad contains a thread critical of Harrison being the lone opponent of House Bill 1, the Youth CAMPER Act, requiring youth camps to create and submit emergency action plans for events like flooding.

The July 4, 2025 Camp Mystic flood along the Guadalupe River killed 25 youth campers and 2 counselors known as Heaven’s 27, with families alleging preventable negligence, prompting the special session legislation. The Youth Camper Act passed 136-1 back in August of last year.

Harrison initially supported the bill, then opposed it after Democrats added floor amendments. He said the changes crossed the line. The line, apparently, was whether children’s cabins should be built on floodplains.

Later, around 200 Christian youth camps reportedly told Harrison they may face closure due to the new regulations enacted by the Youth Camper Act.

Texas Policy Research:

Those concerns have now moved beyond private correspondence. In a recent public statement, State Rep. Harrison warned that implementation of HB 1 could result in the closure of nearly 200 Christian camps across Texas. Harrison, who voted against the legislation during the special session, described the situation as an unintended but foreseeable consequence of the flood response bills and urged lawmakers to reconsider the policy direction.

Hooper’s anti-Harrison ad includes posts about attacking Attorney General Ken Paxton:

We reached out to Hooper for comment on her ad. No response was received in time for publishing.

Rep. Harrison’s Chief of Staff, Cassie Hoyer, gave the following statement regarding Hooper’s ad:

“Her deranged attacks on Rep. Harrison continue to be untethered from reality. As shocking as it is that an RPT official is running ads against the most conservative member of the Legislature, it’s even more disgusting she’s politicizing the heartbreaking flood fatalities to defend Democrat legislation that is now threatening to shut down hundreds of safe Christian camps, which Rep. Harrison alone had the courage to oppose last year. Rep. Harrison’s position on the Roberson case has also been completely vindicated by the conservative judges on the CCA in their opinions when the court stayed the execution last year. Texans would be better off if RPT officials joined Rep. Harrison in attacking Democrats and RINOs instead of joining Democrats and RINOs in attacking Rep. Harrison.”

Elijah Schaffer’s Lawyers File Motion to Withdraw From His Divorce Case

In a situation we continue to monitor, former BlazeTV Host Elijah Schaffer’s lawyers have filed a motion to withdraw from his divorce case.

Schaffer, who is incredibly public about his divorce proceedings, was in court last week where a judge required Schaffer to submit to a drug test and psych evaluation before being allowed supervised visitation with his children.

Tony Ortiz from Current Revolt would later ask Schaffer why he was represented by a female team of attorneys when he previously said that women were “whores” and “just a bunch of holes”.

Two days later, Schaffer’s lawyers filed a motion to withdraw:

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Welcome to Many People Are Saying, our weekly paid-subscriber article where we cover the weird, funny, strange, and scandalous happenings throughout Texas.

THIS WEEK:

• Republican Party of Texas General Counsel Put on Blast in Letter to Chairman

• Conservative Award Recipient Accused of Admitting to Having Sex with His Dog

• Congressional Candidate Dodging Debates Says She Refuses to be ‘Prop’ in Opponents Failing Campaign

Republican Party of Texas General Counsel Put on Blast in Letter to Chairman

In a letter to Republican Party of Texas (RPT) Chairman Abraham George, State Republican Executive Committee (SREC) member Brandon Hodges said he no longer supports the chairman, citing concerns that include the conduct of RPT General Counsel Rachel Hooper.

In the letter, published below, Hodges says that Hooper has overstepped her authority as the non-elected General Counsel. Hodges cites SREC bylaws saying her role is limited to only being an advisory position with non-voting status, despite this, Hodges says that Hooper has engaged in direct phone calls to SREC members, precinct chairs, delegates, and grassroots Republicans. Hodges also includes a Facebook post by Hooper regarding State Rep Brian Harrison:

Current Revolt was unable to independently confirm the authenticity of the Facebook post included in the letter.

Current Revolt did reach out to Hooper for comment. No response was received in time for publishing.

In a SREC meeting streamed to YouTube earlier this week, Hooper (rachelhooper4847) engaged in arguments with viewers in the steam’s live-chat:

In one comment, Hooper admitted that her involvement and influence in the party rule changes was partially due to her allegedly receiving death threats and refers to the revision as “my Rule 32 revision.”:

Hodges letter also references the shrinking Republican party, the lack of growth, and Hodges even admits that he and his SREC counterpart were unsuccessful in growing the party in their senate district.

Hodges says he no longer has confidence in RPT Chairman Abraham George and endorses D’rinda Randall for Chair.

Editors note: I have been attending Texas Republican events for a decade now. There are less young people involved now than ever before. The party hasn’t figured out what TPUSA does very easily, growing youth engagement and involvement in Republican politics.
- Ortiz

Conservative Award Recipient Accused of Admitting to Having Sex with His Dog

In newly filed court documents, a Texas Scorecard Conservative Leader Award recipient is alleged to not only have committed violent sexual acts but also to have had sex with his own dog.

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George Ferrie (pronounced “fairy”) is an LGBT activist running for Denton City Council Place 5 (at-large). He has been open about his ideological views and has suggested broad support from a coalition of current and former lovers from his “community.” The below video is his self-introduction.

In the above video, he details why he’s running, what brought him to Denton, and his theater experience. Overall, he claims to bring change, and he wants to “be that change.”

The red (or in this case rainbow) flags don’t pop up until after the two minute mark. Ferrie details his efforts to promote LGBTQ activity within Denton.

“I have had the absolute honor to call the board of Pride Denton my family. These individuals have helped create opportunities that have not existed, including the first pride parade on the downtown square in 2019 called Night Out.”

— 2:17

“I’ve worked with Equality Texas and Deb Armintor when they [sic] were a council member to pass a non-discrimination ordinance.”

— 2:35

For those wanting information on the aforementioned LGBTQ ordinance, Current Revolt covered it four years ago.

Anyway, Ferrie goes on to claim he runs a positive campaign.

“I want to run a race where at the end of it, I can look back and say, I’m really proud of what I put out there.”

— 4:15

“When I win, I can truly feel that I can be proud of myself and that I didn’t play into political games and I didn’t try to throw shade at folks and that I ran the honest race I want to run.”

— 4:28

Ironically, Ferrie does throw shade at his opponent (more on that later). He continues on to explain his plans for economic development, (which involve talking to local colleges and universities), his strong liking for community events, how city council bickering sets a bad example, and how he wants “to work with every single council member” (which is easy for him due to it’s Left-leaning majority.)

The rest of the video is Ferrie’s policy priorities, and how his priority is supposedly “the people.” Around the 9:30 mark of the video, it seems Ferrie’s top priorities involve “the arts” and “events,” which coincidentally cater to more LGBTQ demographics.

“I also see it being a culture where we have working families at the forefront center mind of what we can do to help ensure that housing is affordable and that there are programs in place to support individuals.”

— 9:44

While he does talk about “accountability” for who Denton gives money to, “programs” is almost always code for “free stuff” accompanied by a lack of accountability or efficiency.

Ferrie emphasizes “community engagement” a lot, but Let’s take a look at his “community engagement” strategy.

It’s no wonder he got a tough crowd at the hardline GOP retirement community of Robson Ranch. Robson Ranch Conservatives hosted a forum for Denton candidates, and Leftist candidates faced a hostile crowd that didn’t like the anti-ICE, pro-LGBTQP, and “lax on hobos” views spouted by them.

Ferrie posted a long-winded press release moaning about the event, and throwing shade at his opponent, Erica Garland.

Even if the “downright mean” charge rings true, it’s nothing compared to what Denton-area Republicans endure while doing advocacy in blue areas (Ferrie’s constituency). Disapproving elderly and a hostile moderator would pale in comparison to Leftist terrorism.

Overall, I highly doubt the Robson Ranch forum affected his Ferrie’s election chances. Denton is sadly trending blue, and the city may have an economy revolving around LGBTQ events.

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Here are situations in Texas we are monitoring just for you:

• RPT Passes Resolution Overturning Allen West Signed Agreement

• Court Orders Drug Testing and Psych Evaluation for Elijah Schaffer

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RPT Passes Resolution Overturning Allen West Signed Agreement

The Dallas County Republican Party (DCRP) County Executive Committee (CEC) met on Monday to vote on a resolution that would reverse an agreement, signed by former DCRP Chairman Allen West with the Dallas County Elections Department, allowing countywide voting in the runoff.

Current Revolt was on-site at the meeting, live-posting the event and things as they happened. You can read the entire play-by-play here:

Notable happenings during the meeting:

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After being called to the principal’s office for being RINOs, Texas Republicans are now trying to grab a few headlines by pretending they’re doing something about the issues voters care about.

If you guessed school choice, well I’m sorry but you are wrong, because we already have school choice. The best they’ve come up with so far is threatening to ban sanctuary cities for what feels like the fourth time.

Texas Tribune:

Gov. Greg Abbott’s office has threatened to cut state funding to three of Texas’ largest cities if they fail to change policies that the governor says limit police cooperation with federal immigration authorities.

Around $200 million in public safety funding is at risk for Houston, Dallas and Austin, which all have rules directing police officers not to prolong the detention of individuals during encounters like traffic stops for Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents.

Republicans are pretty tough on illegal immigration when lawmakers aren’t in session. But if we rewind a bit things usually look different when it’s time to actually deal with immigration.

Somehow, this specific immigration scam we are covering today has been going for about a decade.

This scam works because when you hear “sanctuary cities are banned,” you probably have an idea in your head of what that means, and you probably like that idea.

The problem is that idea was packaged into a bill that didn’t do any of the good things you were picturing. Texas banned sanctuary cities, allegedly to stop cities from harboring illegal aliens, yet the latest data from Pew estimates there are over 2 million illegals in Texas!

2 million of anything living comfortably in a defined area sure sounds like a sanctuary to me!

Some cities have also been under legal scrutiny from Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office, which said their policies violate Senate Bill 4, a state law that bans local governments from adopting measures that “materially limit” immigration enforcement. Some local leaders have pushed back against that charge, and the ACLU of Texas has said policies like Houston’s support “longstanding protections under the Fourth Amendment.”

For those who don’t know, the Fourth Amendment says that you the taxpayer must personally pay for legal counsel and court proceedings for anyone on earth who appears and requests it.

Austin Mayor Kirk Watson pushed back against Abbott’s threat in a public statement, saying that the city’s policy is consistent with SB 4 and only provides clarity for officers when they interact with immigration officers.

Democrats are making their move as the MAGA movement circles the drain because of yet another insane war.

In Texas, Democrats and Republicans appear to be having a totally fake fight over some sort of nuance in the wording of their fake law – a law purported to help with illegal immigration, but has produced over 2 million illegal friends driving up the price of housing.

The Austin Current reported that Paxton opened an investigation into the Austin Police Department’s immigration policy, which it revised after the January detention and alleged deportation of a Honduran woman and her 5-year-old child sparked community backlash. The guidance, adopted in March, bans officers from arresting people solely based on a civil immigration warrant as well as “unreasonably prolonging a detention” in order to contact ICE.

There’s 2 million in Texas alone, and Republicans are arguing with Democrats about what it means to unreasonably prolong 1 of them.

Is that a reasonable way to go about this? Or is that a fake way?

The announcement specifically mentions the game Roblox. A video game platform where 56% of users are under the age of 18:

The release above includes screenshots available of a game mode in Roblox that simulates reenacting school shootings.

Active Shooter Studios (A.S.S.), the developer behind the school-shooting maps, has had their game modes and maps banned on Roblox since 2025 and has resorted to hosting their games on private servers behind a paywall in order to play.

Kotaku (April 2025):

The studio, which boasts a Discord server containing over 500 members, has resorted to using private Roblox servers to host their games behind a paywall. The idea is that this makes it harder for Roblox Studio to find and remove the games, all of which reportedly break many of Roblox’s community guidelines and rules.

A search on Roblox’s website shows a notable amount of shooting simulators still being advertised on their platform:

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Here are situations in Texas we are monitoring just for you:

• Republican Party of Texas Chairman Endorses in Frisco Mayoral Race

• Democrats Revolting Against Their Party Chairman

• Political Influencer, Who Was Fired for Having Sex in GOP HQ, is Coming to Work in Texas Politics

Republican Party of Texas Chairman Endorses in Frisco Mayoral Race

In the highly contested race for Frisco Mayor, Republican Party of Texas (RPT) Chairman, Abraham George, has endorsed Mark Hill.

The endorsement came as a shock to some grassroots conservatives in Frisco, as several groups, including the Denton County Republican Party, have endorsed Rod Vilhauer. This is despite the controversy surrounding his company, which was investigated by Immigration and Customs Enforcement for allegedly hiring illegal aliens.

Vilhauer would tell Current Revolt that the case was dismissed, although Current Revolt and Vilhauer himself were unable to find documents confirming the dismissal.

Court documents filed in May of 2022 do show that Vilhauer’s company agreed to a forfeiture of $950,000 and the government returning $910,907.10 of the $1.8M they collected previously.

Democrats Revolting Against Their Party Chairman

In an open letter published first by the Texas Tribune, thirty six Democrats across Texas are asking for the current Texas Democratic Party Chairman (TDP), Kendall Scudder, not to run for reelection citing a hostile work environment and…you guessed it, exposure to racism.

Texas Tribune:

The letter, signed by a substantial contingent of party insiders, reflects a persistent level of discontent among Texas Democrats after changes made by Scudder, including decentralizing the party’s base from Austin and overhauling staff positions, threw the party into a state of upheaval last fall.

The letter also described “concerning employer practices that stand in direct violation of our Party’s values,” claiming former staffers spoke of “being exposed to racism and a hostile work environment, which stripped away core responsibilities from staffers, deliberate misreporting of debt and being forced out and replaced by consultants.”

The letter, of course, does not specify what actions by TDP Chairman Scudder constituted racism exposure. Cries of racism is the sort of vague accusation that Democrats have grown accustomed to making without providing specifics.

A counter open letter would be published on X by over 400 Democrats across Texas asking TDP Chairman Scudder to seek re-election.

Political Influencer, Who Was Fired for Having Sex in GOP HQ, is Getting Involved in Texas Politics

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Welcome to Many People Are Saying, our weekly article where we cover the weird, funny, strange, and scandalous happenings throughout Texas.

THIS WEEK:

• RPT Chairman Enforces Rules, Will Not Share Delegate List With SREC

• We Have a Copy of the Letter from an Influencer Used to Push the Texas AG to Investigate Allen West

RPT Chairman Enforces Rules, Will Not Share Delegate List With SREC

In an email sent by Republican Party of Texas Chairman Abraham George to State Republican Executive Committee Members, George states that he won’t be sharing the delegate list with anyone but himself and his staff:

The email, containing grammatical errors, cites Rule 32 as the reason George won’t allow SREC members to have access to the delegate list. In 2024, the SREC passed a rule specifically prohibiting SREC members from having access to the list:

The rule seemed redundant to many, as section b. originally stated that delegates who had opted in to share their contact information with the party would affirm that they wished to share their information.

SREC Members were left frustrated this year with wanting access to the list and not realizing the rules they passed in 2024 prohibited their access.

Additionally, Current Revolt has been informed that Vice Chair D’Rinda Randall was also prohibited from having access to the delegate list. Randall is challenging George this year for the RPT Chairman position.

SREC members were later given their Senate District delegate info.

We Have a Copy of the Letter from an Influencer Used to Push The Texas AG to Investigate Allen West

Current Revolt has obtained a copy of the letter sent by the online political influencer ‘amuse’ (Alexander Muse) to the Texas Attorney General, requesting that the AG investigate former Dallas County Republican Party Chairman Allen West:

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West then sent the following email regarding his resignation. In the email, West alleges that Dallas-based influencer, Alexander Muse, was the spokesperson for a group seeking to remove him as chair and informed West that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton was potentially going to get involved.:

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Quorum Report was first to report earlier this afternoon:

The Dallas County Republican Party will vote to elect a new chair at their meeting on the 20th this month.

West had called for a vote for his removal at the upcoming meeting on the 20th, but it seems he may have resigned ahead of time:

Allen West is set to speak in Georgia on April 24th next week.

This is a developing story.

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Elijah Schaffer was previously fired from BlazeTV after allegedly assaulting a co-worker. Schaffer is now going through a very public divorce of his own making following allegations that he slept with one of his staffers:

In one post on X, Schaffer admits to cheating on his wife but claims it has nothing to do with his divorce:

In a transcript regarding a temporary restraining order, Schaffer’s wife testifies that Elijah admitted to abusing a 16-year-old-boy when he was a youth pastor:

Schaffer’s wife also states that Elijah has been diagnosed as “manic” and that a psychiatrist prescribed “schizophrenic medication.”

Court exhibits also include photos of his medication which includes quetiapine which is typically prescribed for schizophrenia:

Schaffer’s wife also claims Elijah was suffering from delusions and paranoia, claiming the FBI was trying to kill him:

There are also allegations that Elijah has abused illegal drugs and alcohol:

In the transcript, Schaffer’s wife alleges that some of his extreme views got him banned from Australia:

Elijah continues to have, what many refer to as a “crash out” on social media. Schaffer has dyed his hair, begun using face filters for his photos, and rants on his YouTube show that has no substantial number of viewers:

Current Revolt reached out to Shaffer for comments on the allegations. No reply was received in time for publishing.

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After Current Revolt first reported on Gonzales’ affair scandal back in September of 2025, Gonzales announced he is “retiring” from office.

Gonzales has been riddled with rumors and allegations of affairs for over half a year now, with San Antonio Express Reporter, Bayliss Wagner, publishing text conversations between Gonzales and multiple women.

Before Gonzales announced his retirement, Current Revolt was pursuing a story regarding Gonzales and another woman not yet named.

Gonzales’ retirement comes after Congressman Eric Swalwell announced he was resigning from the US House:

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