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Oscar Gonzalez retweeted
This is a Texas GOP House candidate endorsed by the president ("Brandon Herrera has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Representative from Texas' 23rd Congressional District — HE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN!") but, hey, let's talk more about antisemitism in Michigan.
Oscar Gonzalez retweeted
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to:
Johns Hopkins Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Fund
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Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Caregiver Resources
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Photo Credit: Tommy Garcia
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Oscar Gonzalez retweeted
It was actually our 250th anniversary.
Not that you would know — you spent it with the British.
Oscar Gonzalez retweeted
It's time to nationalize social media. Zuckerberg and Elon are Trump cucks and they have far too much power. Democracy is being destroyed by Epstein class billionaire perverts.
Oscar Gonzalez retweeted
Clay Travis claims The Cheesecake Factory was a childhood luxury. Except it didn't open in Nashville until he was 26.
@Timodc and @PabloTorre investigate the curious case of his restaurant nostalgia:
“We are now swift boating Clay Travis for Cheesecake Factory stolen valor.”
Oscar Gonzalez retweeted
🚨The mystery transgender mailers sent across Texas just got a whole lot more interesting. And guess who turns up in the connections? Ken Paxton’s billionaire donors.
CBS News identified Three Z Printing in Teutopolis, Illinois, as the company whose bulk-mail permit was used to distribute the deceptive pamphlets.
Three Z is owned by Bill Zerrusen, whose three sons are involved in the business. One son, Matthew Zerrusen, who also founded Newman Ministry, a Catholic organization, lives in a mansion in Flowermound, Texas, and pals around with the late billionaire, Darwin Deason’s son, Doug Deason.
In a 2019 Facebook photo. Matt is traveling to Mar-a-Lago with Doug Deason. Deason is a major Republican donor and financial supporter of Ken Paxton, and his Facebook page is filled with posts attacking James Talarico, many with references to transgender. 💣
These connections deserve a closer look, and I hope investigative journalists are paying attention.
Oscar Gonzalez retweeted
President Trump made another unexpected and odd sound during his rally in Iowa on October 22, 2026. I went ahead and added a zoom to that moment. I also slowed the same clip down to 25% speed. I have no idea what is going on with him but he’s had two episodes like this.
Oscar Gonzalez retweeted
Doing this the same day that Republicans began spending huge money on random third party candidates to try to screw over Dems is pretty rich
Oscar Gonzalez retweeted
This guy made the Vivek ad.
Please don't use the internet in this case.
That would be very wrong.
Oscar Gonzalez retweeted
When first reported, 2025’s jobs reports added up to 1.2 million new jobs.
After revisions, the economy added just 116,000 — 90% less.
Oscar Gonzalez retweeted
NEW:
A major Russian propaganda campaign has waded into the US midterms, seeding a fake video that purports to show a former student of James Talarico accusing him of sexual assault. The group spread near-identical disinformation about Tim Walz in 2024
factcheck.afp.com/doc.afp.co…
Oscar Gonzalez retweeted
Texas voters received bogus brochures ahead of early voting in the state. The sender took pains to obscure their origin.
It's the latest twist in a campaign where Republican candidates have sought to capitalize on anti-trans sentiment in a tight race.
nbcnews.com/tech/misinformat…
Oscar Gonzalez retweeted
Bro Texas is sick of your shit @KenPaxtonTX
Oscar Gonzalez retweeted
The "Texas Transgender Student Union" that sent out mailers, which have become a major controversy among Republicans, is a real organization — but it was only formed in September in Wyoming as an LLC and is entirely separate from TENT, the organization marketed in the fliers.
