Exposé of fascist fotze trunt elon musk's attempts to buy corrupt fascist fotze trunt ken paxton's US Senate seat in the 2026 Midterm election. I hope and pray the people of Texas are of higher quality and moral character and intelligent enough not to elect paxton to the senate. This from Decency Daily, Houston Public Media and the video from Newsweek.....
The commercial opens with a question: "Do you keep seeing these attack ads against James Talarico?"
Then the narrator tells viewers to examine the organizations paying for them.
The narrator identifies several political action committees, including Texas PAC, America PAC and Lone Star Liberty PAC, as organizations allegedly financing the attacks.
The commercial then asks who's funding these groups.
That's when the ad delivers its answer. "Elon Musk."
And then came the receipts.
The commercial put financial records on the screen.
The image shows a table of reported political contributions, including transaction identification numbers, dates, amounts and contributor names. These are specific election finance entries that can be checked against public filings.
Two entries stand out.
September 9, 2026: $75 million.
September 23, 2026: $83 million.
Both list Musk as the contributor, totaling $158 million.
The narrator continues: "He's now spent more than $180 million to defeat James Talarico."
The commercial then connects that spending to Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton, alleging Musk is financing his election effort.
"But why is the world's first trillionaire doing this?"
The narrator then alleges that Musk's political spending is connected to his interests in Texas land and water resources.
The campaign presents those interests as a possible explanation for his financial support of Paxton, before declaring: "And now he wants to buy his own personal U.S. senator."
The commercial ends with a direct warning:
"So let's remind Elon, Texas is not for sale."
Thank you to James Talarico for putting political spending records in front of Texas voters, so they can see it for themselves.
Time for every voter to hear it.
Talarico presses anticorruption agenda, targeting both Paxton and Elon Musk
Democratic state Rep. James Talarico made one of his final swings through the Houston area Wednesday ahead of November's U.S. Senate election, taking direct aim at trillionaire Elon Musk for bankrolling his Republican rival, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Speaking before a crowd at the UH Hilton on the main campus of the University of Houston, Talarico framed the Senate race as a fight against corruption.
"Ken Paxton was impeached by his own party, by his fellow Republicans for using his public office — his position of public trust — to enrich himself and his donors at the expense of the people of Texas," Talarico said. "Ken Paxton represents everything that’s wrong with this broken, corrupt system. He doesn’t serve us. He serves himself."
Paxton’s campaign has been dogged by multiple scandals, including his past indictment for felony securities fraud, as well as his 2023 impeachment on charges of abuse of office, which ultimately ended in his acquittal by the Texas Senate.
Talarico pledged to pass a raft of anti-corruption measures if elected. Specifically, he advocated for legislation to ban corporate political action committees and super PACs; to bar members of Congress from trading in stocks; to outlaw partisan gerrymandering by state governments; and to enact congressional term limits.
As a first-term lawmaker, Talarico would likely have limited power to push for any of these measures.
Talarico also took aim at Musk, pointing to the nearly $190 million in donations Paxton received from Musk through the Senate Leadership Fund, a super PAC tied to Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D.
"In all likelihood, if you’ve seen an attack ad on your screen, that was Elon. If you’ve gotten lies in your mailbox, that was Elon. If you’ve received a text message saying scary things about me, that was Elon too," Talarico said. "Elon Musk wants our land. He wants our water. He wants our taxpayer dollars. He wants his very own personal United States Senator. He is trying to buy Texas. But on Nov. 3, we are going to send a clear message to the world’s first trillionaire: Texas is not for sale."
Talarico spoke just hours after receiving the endorsement and vote of former Republican President George W. Bush's brother, Neil Bush.
"My vote was motivated by two things: deep concern about Ken Paxton’s record and genuine admiration for the character and principles I see in James Talarico," Neil Bush said in a post on Facebook. "Today, I voted against a style of politics that I believe has damaged our country. More importantly, I voted for the kind of character and leadership I hope will help heal it."
The Bush family did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Former President Bush’s daughter, Barbara Bush, earlier made a $2,500 donation to Lone Star Rising PAC, the main political action committee supporting Talarico’s campaign.
Paxton made his most recent campaign swing through the Houston area on Tuesday, with stops in Conroe and Sugar Land.
"It’s not just James Talarico, we have to worry about. You see, this race could very well determine who controls the US Senate for the next two or more years," Paxton told his Conroe audience. "I’m not exaggerating when I say if we lose Texas, we lose America. We all know it. That’s what we’re fighting for."
Most polling in the contest shows Talarico and Paxton in a statistical dead heat.
