Many People Are Saying (9/19/25)

Democrat voting "conservatives," legalized hooking, and head chopping illegals.

Welcome to “Many People Are Saying,” our once a week article where we feature rumors we’re hearing, inside gossip in the political world, and other interesting things going on in our great state of Texas.

THIS WEEK:

• “Conservative” Judicial candidate previously donated, campaigned, and voted for Democrats!

• Texas Decriminalizes Hooking Under Pimps

• Head Chopping Illegal Alien to Stay Forever?

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A “Conservative” Judge Votes, Donates, and Campaigns for Democrats?

A candidate for the 324th district court (Fort Worth) is campaigning as a conservative despite a substantial history of voting, donating, and campaigning for Democrats.

Katherine Allen, a candidate for the 324th family court in Tarrant County, is campaigning as a “conservative” for her run for judge. However, past documentation shows that she may not be as conservative as she portrays herself online.

Voting records for Kathrine Allen Weaver show that she voted in the Democratic primary in 2020. Additionally, sources are telling us she also voted in the Democrat primary in 2008.

Additionally Katherine Allen Weaver’s husband, who she has a law firm with, donated $400 in 2018 to a Democrat judge who ran against Republican Judge Alex Kim.

Katherine herself hosted campaign events for the Democrat judge:

Katherine Allen Weaver’s husband was also arrested for a DWI in July of last year.

Tarrant County is a right leaning county in the DFW area, so it’s no surprise that if you want to win, you might have to advertise yourself as a “conservative.”

Many people are having a hard time finding what exactly is conservative about Katherine Allen Weaver though.

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Texas Decriminalizes Hooking Under Pimps

Texas continues to be a world leader in human trafficking, and rather than address these issues directly by cutting off employment and services to illegal aliens, Texas Republicans have once again taken the easy path by enacting a strange new law to try and address the spreading symptoms. Women working as prostitutes in Texas under the tutelage of a pimp are now protected from prosecution in most cases—more proof this was the most conservative Second Special Session in the history of Texas.