Crime and RINO Roundup
More evidence of residence shenanigans
Welcome to Must Read Revolt. This is a new segment of our exclusive reporting where we cover the hottest stories about Texas criminals and RINOs that would otherwise never appear together.
CRIME
Residents of Dallas have been unable to relax after a man attacked a woman in downtown in broad daylight last week, striking her from behind and walking away like nothing happened.
Onlookers in Dallas proved they aren’t racist by doing nothing as a black man appears to kill a white woman in the middle of the street and stroll away.
The suspect is still at large.
RINOs
After Republican Party of Texas Chairman Abraham George failed to live up to his campaign promise to disqualify Brent Hagenbuch for falsifying his address when he filed to run for Texas Senate, it became clear to readers of this site that another hoax was afoot.
Current Revolt first reported live on-scene at the business park of a man seeking the Republican nomination for Texas Senate District 30 using the address of his trucking business in place of his home address.
Hagenbuch stated without evidence that he indeed lived inside the office building. However, reports filed with the Texas Ethics Commission subsequently show Brent Hagenbuch made a political contribution where he listed his lakefront mansion in Little Elm as his home address.
Prior to this donation, which is dated February 1, 2024, Hagenbuch had filed to run for State Senate using a different address, claiming he had moved.
The new address is an office building in a commercial district, and the filing form instructs candidates not to put business addresses.
Back in my day, we didn’t need a lawsuit to prove someone was a liar. We could just open up a new tab in google street view and catch them slippin’.
Brent Hagenbuch’s campaign for Texas Senate continues to be the most flagrant violation of the Texas Constitution in recent memory, and many people are asking how elected Republicans backing Hagenbuch plan to explain their betrayal going forward.
Should’ve voted for The Real Deal, Weston Martinez.