Here at Current Revolt we are always monitoring the situations happening in Texas. Here’s what’s going on:
VIDEO: BLACK STUDENTS VS WHITE TALARICO SUPPORTER
VIDEO: Woman Ganks Tim O’Hare Sign
Kerr County GOP Demands Judge Boot Independent Who Voted in Republican Runoff
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VIDEO: BLACK STUDENTS VS WHITE TALARICO SUPPORTER
An Austin area white woman’s property is under siege by HBCU students after getting into a spat over street parking.
In the video above, you can spot a Talarico sign in the woman’s yard while she argues with another woman about parking.
The white woman was allegedly writing notes on people’s cars to not park in front of her house. The black woman told her it was legal for people to park on the street. The white woman countered by saying she paid $1.5M for her house and that the HBCU’s graduation rate is only 25%.
A quick patriot fact check on this claim finds it FALSE. It’s actually 34%:
This upset the black woman and she rallied a large group to protest and dance in front of her house:
Savanah Hernandez did a follow up interview where she interviewed one of the black students and noticed that the white woman took down her Talarico sign.
The woman has now enforced a strong border of private property signs around her house.
Maybe she needs a fence or a big beautiful wall?
VIDEO: Woman Ganks Tim O’Hare Sign
Tarrant County Judge, Tim O’Hare, posted a video on X the other day of a woman driving up to a person’s house and stealing their Tim O’Hare signs:
Rep. David Lowe posted a $500 reward offer on his Facebook for anyone who had information on the thief that leads to their conviction:
Kerr County GOP Demands Judge Boot Independent Who Voted in Republican Runoff
The Kerr County Republican Party and Commissioner Rich Paces are demanding that County Judge Rob Kelly declare independent candidate Jeremy Walther ineligible for the Precinct 2 race.
Jeremy Walther voted in the Republican primary runoff earlier this year. Now Walther is running as an independent.
However, Texas Election Code 145.003 states anyone who participates in a party’s primary or runoff is barred from appearing on the general election ballot as an independent against that party’s nominee. Rich Paces had won the Republican party nomination back in the March primary.
Kerr County Republican Party Counsel (and former FEC chairman) Trey Trainor of Dhillon Law Group delivered a letter to Judge Kelly on Monday asking him to review the early voting roster and declare Walther ineligible under the statue.
The request doesn’t seek to remove Walther’s name from the ballots or delay early voting. The party has asked for a written response by today, October 15th, and said it’s prepared to seek expedited relief in district court if necessary.
“Texas law is clear, and the Secretary of State has said so in writing: if you vote in a party’s primary or its runoff, you can’t turn around and run against that party’s nominee as an independent,” Trainor said. “The county’s own records show Mr. Walther voted in the Republican runoff.”
Kerr County GOP Chair Helen Herd stated that the public record of Walther’s runoff vote was available to county officials before he was certified for the ballot. “Voters deserve election officials who get the basics right,” she said, while endorsing Republican Carl Berthold for County Clerk and Commissioner Paces for re-election.
The party has also directed officials to preserve all records and communications related to Walther’s candidacy.
I hate HOAs, but the historically black neighborhood might want to form one.