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Monday, August 10, 2026

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JAMES TALARICO IS TOO RADICAL FOR TEXAS...

APP: James Talarico is too radical for Texas. The video doesn’t hedge — the Democrat running for U.S. Senate is outside what Texas families will accept on kids, sex, and faith. He called the Bible “propaganda.” He campaigns with surgeons who operated on transgender minors. Sex is real. Kids aren’t experiments. Watch.

Even the Babylon Bee smells blood: “Inspired By AOC, James Talarico Also Elects To Have His Eggs Frozen.” When you’re the punchline by Monday, the ad wrote itself.


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The Credentialed Left

THE NEVER-VANCE CROWD STOLE THE WOKE PLAYBOOK...

Jon Schweppe in the Daily Caller: the never-Vance crowd is running the same peak-woke playbook used against Trump — ignore what he said, invent a bogeyman, punch the strawman. Vance condemns antisemitism in plain English; they still call him radical for saying America and Israel don’t always share the same interests. Totally true. Voters aren’t buying it — his polling is higher than ever. Daily Caller →


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SMUT INDUSTRY TERRIFIED OF BILL TO KEEP KIDS FROM THEIR SICK PRODUCTS...

Read at thefederalist.com →

Terry Schilling in The Federalist: Sen. Mike Lee’s SCREEN Act just passed the House and is sitting in the Senate — and Big Porn is panicking. The bill makes every online porn company verify users are adults before they can sell smut. Pornhub frantically petitioned legislators in backrooms all across DC to kill it — and Senate Democrats did just that, voting unanimously for Big Porn and against American kids. The letter begs to dump the burden on device makers, blame parents, and cry privacy. Same industry that already leaks user data to Google. Average first exposure: age 12. 81% of Americans want federal age verification — 27 states already did it. If they lose the kids, they lose the business. That’s the point. The Federalist →


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