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The GOP becoming the party that has to deal with overtly corrupt black caucus pavement apes who don’t actually care about governing would actually be a great thing.
The GOP is the party that hates governing. It’s where the black caucus belongs.
...every single Democrat, cept you could drop dead tomorrow morning and it would be a "good thing" to you by noon.
The GOP becoming the party that has to deal with overtly corrupt black caucus pavement apes who don’t actually care about governing would actually be a great thing.
The GOP is the party that hates governing. It’s where the black caucus belongs.
As Dallas mayor he's done basically nothing tangible but he's spent a lot of time whining about BLM and other culture war bull . So he'll make a good Republican.
We're fouled by RINO's in our midst. Once Trump came President, they hid in their rat burrows and waited him out. Since Biden they've surfaced & once again are doing their dirty work like the vermin they are.
He's a wolf in sheep's clothingPERIOD
He’s just a grifter.
he’ll serve out his term as mayor, then he’ll get a cushy six figure job from TurningPointUSA to go on speaking tours about why he “LeFt tHe DeMoCrAt PlAnTaTiOn!!!”
You hit it solid, Will.
I have some history with Eric Johnson. He seems much more motivated by status and position than by money. I don't see him doing the pundit thing because he's really not much of a speaker.
I think John Cornyn is going to choose not to run for reelection in 2026 and Johnson will run for his spot.
If that’s his plan then it’s stupid. There’s a stable of young Republican house reps in Texas who have ambitions to move up and would easily beat a generic “based black Republican” in a primary (Van Duyne, Crenshaw, etc.).
Maybe he'll go for a House position first but he definitely has his sights on Senate or higher.
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