Monitoring the Situation 3/11/25
Roundup of Texas political news and happenings.
Rep. Dade Phelan files bill to make Current Revolt illegal
INFOWARS journalist MURDERED
“Someone” sends Rep. Nate Schatzline weird email
Current Revolt cited in SUPREME COURT CASE
Rep. Dade Phelan Files Bill to Make Current Revolt Illegal
A bill filed by Rep. Dade Phelan would make Current Revolt and good comedy illegal in the state of Texas. Many people are saying this is a direct result of politicians becoming salty that we keep clowning on them.
HB 366 aims to “require disclosure” whenever political advertising contains “altered media” with punishment being a Class A misdemeanor.
Last session, possibly during the endless special session, Charlie Geren filed a bill to define Current Revolt as being engaged in “political advertising.” We can see no reason for filing this bill, other than to target media like Current Revolt.
If passed, the following memes would be made illegal and our staff would face a class A misdemeanors:
The following fake interview with fake Dade Phelan may also be illegal if passed.
Give it a listen. We chat with fake Dade Phelan about Current Revolt, David Covey, David Cook, and other scams.
INFOWARS Journalist MURDERED
A very sad day in Texas news, InfoWars reporter Jamie White was murdered in Austin earlier this week. Not a lot of information currently available.
Prayers for White’s family and the InfoWars staff.
Someone Sent Rep. Schatzline a Fake Email
Yesterday Rep. Nate Schatzline made a post on X showing an email he received that was labeled as sent by unemployed liberal media pundit, Sally Kohn.
In the email, it wishes the death on Rep. Schatzline’s constituents and Kohn states that she would personally like to burn their dead bodies.
We reached out to Sally Kohn for comment and she stated that she did not send that email. Kohn further stated that recently “someone” has been using her email address to do this sort of thing.
CURRENT REVOLT CITED IN FIRST AMENDMENT SUPREME COURT CASE
Local Dallas hero and legend Alex Stein took Dallas Judge Clay Jenkins to federal court today over, what Stein alleges, is a violation of his first ammendment rights.
Stein was kicked out of a Dallas City Council meeting in 2022 after he cited Judge Clay Jenkin’s alleged blackface panty raids in his college years. We were the first to publish a police report dating back to 1983.
BREAKING: Clay Jenkins Allegedly Wore Blackface to Terrify College Girls
According to a police report obtained by Current Revolt, a young Clay Jenkins allegedly put dark makeup on his face in order to appear to be a black man to “scare” young college girls.
We reached out to Stein’s producer, JVT for comment.
The amount of times the words “panty raid” were said in federal court today was absurd.
- JVT
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