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Charlie Prime's avatar

Republican Voters deserve what they get for tolerating this pie-in-the-sky nonsense.

We live in an age of amazing technology where we have real-time data measurements in fine detail of 10,000 different government performance metrics, and A.I. to summarize it for cheap.

And the State of Texas won't even give us an accurate figure for the current number of Illegal Aliens in institutional custody each year. It's a Clown Show ON PURPOSE. Idiocractic bread and circuses. ON PURPOSE.

Grace Weinstein's avatar

🎯 dead on. great piece

Chuck Sneed's avatar

The fifth section of Don't Sharia Our Texas is titled "Enforce and Expand Our Laws" and includes "rigorously enforce other Texas law that criminalizes aspects of Sharia law such as terroristic threat, female genital mutilation, animal cruelty". If California can enforce animal welfare standards for pigs, then Texas can ban halal slaughter and the import and sale of halal meat, and Muslims will peaceably leave for greener pastures. We could also ban human cruelty and male genital mutilation while we're at it to nudge out the elder Abrahamic faith. Now we're cooking with gas!

Lori Gallagher's avatar

Each priority lists achievable metrics: for examplec delete Tx Election Code 43.007, full signature on back of every ballot, require handmarked ballots and counterfit proof paper

Phoebe's avatar

The specific text of “protect life” starts with this text that I quote below and it has not been achieved yet. Over 40,000 babies are killed by their mothers via abortion pill in Texas each year. We call on the legislature to repeal the exceptions in the law that provide immunity to mothers who kill their babies.

“Protect the Sanctity of Every Human Life: We call on lawmakers to affirm the sanctity of every human life, created in the image of God, by securing the right to life and equal protection under the law from the moment of fertilization until natural death. The Legislature must repeal Penal Code Sections 19.06, 22.12, and Civil Practice and Remedies Code Section 71.003(c);”