Parker GOP Debunks Rumor About DMV Aliens

The County's GOP is now addressing a viral tweet

As anyone who doesn’t live under a rock knows, Texas is being invaded. With an open border courtesy of the Brandon-Kamala Occupation Government (BKOG), and only Abbott’s orange floaties in the way, Democrats are doubtlessly happy their plot to replace Americans with their third-world ballot cattle continues, unfettered.

Leftists screech that the border invasion “isn’t happening, but if it was, it would be good thing.” On the Right we find Abbott’s unfulfilled promises to end the incursions, the orange floaties being the defining moment in his administration—a hallmark of how truly helpless and pathetic the current state of Texas is. Desperate for truth, many will trust social media posts as gospel, for better or worse.

Fox Business anchor Maria Bartiromo (who lives in New York) took to Twitter/X to spread a third-hand rumor about a potentially national headline story out of Weatherford, TX, a town of less than 40,000. Oddly, she failed to post any photo or video evidence for the allegations. As a news anchor, shouldn’t she know better?

With Weatherford being the main subject of this post, and Parker County’s largest city, the county’s GOP launched an investigation. Later, Parker GOP Chairman Brady Gray released his findings, discrediting Bartiromo’s statement.

Remember, Gray isn’t in the pro-Mike Pence faction of the party that denies voter fraud. He’s notable for allying with the county grassroots and backing soon-to-be Rep. Mike Olcott against pathological whiner Glenn Rogers. Needless to say, he’s not to be dismissed as an establishment politico claiming “ballot stuffing isn’t real.”

Seriously, if you’re going to spread these rumors, AT LEAST provide evidence, whether photo or film, proving your point. When you start spouting big claims without evidence, you not only look neurotic, but you also make decent Rightists wanting to expose the ills plaguing Texas look bad.

The threat of border squatters flooding in and voting is very real. In fact, we’ve gotten so many invaders, a Texas mega-donor developed a colony for them.

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For those with real evidence, send it over and we’re more than happy to report on it. For example, a reader returning from the Texas GOP Convention spotted this sign going through San Antonio’s airport. Evidently, state-sponsored air travel for illegals and their automatic asylums are still ongoing.

“Please take out your plane ticket and immigration documentation.”

On top of that, it seems likely that illegal aliens are participating in these various voter fraud schemes, pushing Democrats toward unjust victories. Why wouldn’t they? Illegal aliens openly coordinate political activities in America, and nobody has ever dared call them out on it. Well, until this week with Ken Paxton noticing what they are doing.

Just because it’s illegal for them to vote doesn’t mean they don’t do all kinds of adjacent things. If declaring things “illegal” solved the problem, there’d be zero crime.

Same “logic.”

All that said, don’t just repost whatever you see unless there’s evidence. When you spread whatever happens to cross your feed and proclaim it as fact, you’re poisoning the well against those genuinely trying to stop the 2020 election from repeating, ballot stuffing and all.

If citing someone you personally know, please ask them to send first-hand evidence. Generally, “my friend’s cousin’s ex-wife’s neighbor’s maid’s boyfriend’s goldfish told me” is not a quality source.

Leaders in conservative organizations should follow Gray’s example, and try to verify and stymie rumors before they derail good movements. Doing so will keep the faithful from falling into the grasp of grifters and infiltrators. It’s tiresome, but worth it to avoid your group’s collapse.