Are Texas’s voters aware of just what Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico stands for?
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This one, from 2021, came out yesterday:
Talarico wants to enable voting fraud in Texas by banning voter ID https://t.co/3ANn9i9cTl
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 22, 2026
Talarico is talking with Pete Hegseth, now the war secretary, about his ridiculous views opposing voter identification. Talarico looks for all the world like Jim Carrey in ‘Dumb and Dumber’ which might explain why Democrats hollered about Hegseth being unfit for the secretary of war office, given that he spent his time talking with the likes of this twerp, forgetting that he was their own.
And Talarico’s views were a little more extreme than just saying he was against voter identification, which, as Elon says, opens the door to fraud. He actually said this:
FLASHBACK: Democrat Nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas James Talarico says he hates Voter ID with every fiber of his being and calls it Anti-American. pic.twitter.com/Hg077f6dlq
— America (@america) August 24, 2026
That is a measure that’s supported by more than 80 percent of Texas’s voters, which would include many Democrats who just want fair elections given the widespread dominance of Republicans in the state, a reasonable position. Note that in that ‘every fiber of my being’ speech that he also opposes any poll watchers, insists that they will suppress voters and ‘at least have’ required training. He also wants federal voter fraud penalties downgraded to misdemeanors from felonies.
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Obviously, he wants a California-style rigged system with no scrutiny whatsoever of open doors to vote fraud.
Sen. Ted Cruz, who supports Talarico’s opponent, Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton, laid out the scope of the problem, bringing up California, too:
James Talarico can hide from his record for only so long.
Once Texans learn what he actually supports, this race changes fast.
He’d be a great candidate in California.
Not in Texas. pic.twitter.com/LP47498u3C
— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) August 24, 2026
He’s fighting for Paxton, too:
Will it all come down to Texas?
— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) August 8, 2026
The argument that people don’t have or can’t get identification is such a weak one, such an open door to rigging it sounds utterly hollow. Voters on both sides know this. and yet he manages to garner around 50 percent of the voter support, running neck and neck with Ken Paxton, in what Cruz says will be an expensive and hard-fought race. How can someone with views this unpopular (and this is not his only unpopular view, he’s also big on jailing people for posting memes).
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Texas’s voters shouldn’t give this potential election cheat the time of day.
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