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Jack Sotallaro's avatar

Talarico is the poster child for defective demonic dog crap. Pays himself $80,000 a year to put his name on an NGO, preaches blasphemy, lies, and shares his only checking account with his mother. What a piece of crap.

Ruth H's avatar

Your description is much better than I was going to post. I was going to say Talarico is a fraud and a liar. You added much needed info. 👍🏻

Paul Ranalli's avatar

Bravo, Muse. This needs a wider airing. And it would be fair to call him the Epstein friend-funded candidate. Talarico is beneath contempt.

Jerri Hinojosa's avatar

I agree. Wonder if Alex could massage this into an op ed. Probably wouldn’t get democrat-run major city papers to cover it, but maybe it would make it into some smaller markets.

Peter Nayland Kust's avatar

James Talarico, Child Abuser.

Not surprising, just infuriating.

SP's avatar

My thought also, Peter. Well said.

Susan Daniels's avatar

Democrats have proven that they will vote for the dregs of society as long as there is a "D" after their name.

Kevin's avatar

Why can't the family hit him with a cease and desist order to shut his ass up?

Jeff Johnson's avatar

Like so many other fellow Texans, I am absolutely abhorred at this idiot's sheer lack of common decency. Seriously, there is absolutely NOTHING to like about him. And I reiterate what I have said many times in this forum, I don't buy the garbage being foisted on us by the "polls." If Paxton doesn't win by a generous margin, I'll be shocked.

Jane Stuart's avatar

But I always assume the dems will rig the election so I’m praying Ken Paxton will win despite their criminal efforts.

SP's avatar

Need a huge turnout, Jane. With the RINO herd not supporting the President, going on another vacation and not passing SAVE, or at least fixing the filibuster and a judiciary carrying water for compromised elections, it's going to take every Texan to get out and vote. And don't vote by mail early.

Silent scorn's avatar

This pisses me off and I’m not a Texan. This guy has this effect on a lot of people. Thanks, Alex.

Mark Wilson's avatar

All by design for low information voters.

RL's avatar

Sounds like this poor child is still being abused, only now Talarico appears to be the abuser. 🤬

Richard Luthmann's avatar

My position is straightforward: children deserve protection from adults who turn their suffering into power. That principle guides my family court reporting, and it applies to politicians buying television time. If Talarico continued these advertisements after the family asked him to stop, I consider that exploitation dressed as advocacy. Scrutinize the prosecutors, demand the records, and challenge the plea on its merits. The public deserves that work. But a child has a life beyond the next election, and his recovery matters more than a candidate’s attack line. Anyone campaigning as his champion should begin by listening when his family objects.

JenniferS's avatar

I'm reminded of Shakespeare's Henry V: "I was not angry since I came to France until this instant."

SP's avatar

Not a Shakespearian, but sound right.

JenniferS's avatar

England was attacking France, and France was losing badly. So, the French slaughtered the English drummer boys and that's what the King said when he found them.

SP's avatar

Thank you for the kind reply and education. There is nothing new under the sun.

Blair Martin's avatar

I, as a father, can tell you right off that if I told Talarico to stop using my child`s abuse as a slogan, he would have ONE CHANCE TO STOP IT. I DON`T GIVE SECOND CHANCES.

SP's avatar

I agree with your passion, Blair, but the prudent thing is to defeat this pos, and the party he rode in on, with a major defeat at the ballot box. Prayers for the boy certainly won't hurt. God's vengeance is far greater than anything man can do.

Blair Martin's avatar

No argument there Sir or Mame, I still stand by my statement. Especially since I witness how the courts are acting.

Michael Woods's avatar

Thanks for the post and explanation. I intend to repost it for the consumption of Texas voters in the hope that those in the Paxton campaign will find a way to illustrate this hurtful lie to the public.

Jenny Hendley's avatar

TA LA FREAKO, abomination using a child.