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A group of former federal judges on Wednesday asked a federal court to reopen President Trump’s lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), arguing that the administration circumvented the court by negotiating a settlement with the president and creating a $1.776 billion fund for those who believe that the government has wronged them. The group…
Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) on Wednesday fired back at President Trump after the president attacked the Texas Democrat following Green’s primary loss the night before. Green on Tuesday lost the Democratic primary runoff for the Houston-based 18th Congressional District to Rep. Christian Menefee. “Congratulations to the Dumocrat Party!” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “Al Green,…
Right-wing podcaster Katie Miller was brutally mocked on Wednesday after she attacked the social media manager for the Democrats online. Miller lashed out at Paulina Mangubat, a 30-year-old who runs "The Democrats" account on X, after the account posted a nasty reply to one of Miller's husband's posts. Earlier in the day, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller claimed that the Democrats were running a "transgender" candidate in Texas, an allusion to candidate James Talarico. The Democrats account posted "shut up, you ugly f---" in response to Stephen Miller's claims. "She’s 30, unmarried, with no kids," Katie Miller wrote on X. "Put your name on it next time. This is what a sad, unhappy, female Liberal looks like. It’s why Pew reports 50% of them have been diagnosed with a mental condition." Political analysts and observers wasted no time clapping back at Katie Miller. "Ms. Miller, I wouldn’t get in a debate about looks here. That’s a losing effort for you and your Adonis-like husband. You’d be better off questioning Paulina’s non-use of a comma while accurately describing Stephen," Luis Moreno, a former U.S. ambassador, posted on X. "Imagine the audacity to say anyone is sad, lonely, and has a mental condition when you're literally married to Stephen Miller," political commentator Adam Cochran posted on X. "I have a mad crush now," political writer Jim Stewartson posted on X. "Thanks, Magda!"
Democratic strategist Antjuan Seawright confronted right-wing activist Terry Schilling on CNN after Schilling attacked Democratic candidate James Talarico, calling him unelectable against scandal-plagued Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton. Schilling dismissed the idea that Texas could turn blue, citing conservative demographics and Christian values, and then used gender-coded language to mock Talarico's vegan diet and Austin teaching background. Host Audie Cornish noted Schilling's loaded rhetoric describing Talarico as a "leftist teacher." Seawright directly rebutted Schilling, arguing, "Conservative does not mean Christian" and "GOP does not mean 'God's only party.'" Seawright then shifted focus to the matchup itself, highlighting Paxton's indictment and election denial involvement alongside his impeachment. He argued Democrats are well-positioned given Republican failures in Washington and voter dissatisfaction trickling down from federal leadership, creating a "fertile environment" for Democrats in Texas.Watch the video below. Your browser does not support the video tag.
The Democratic Party issued a foul-mouthed insult to White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller after he called Texas Senate candidate James Talarico 'transgender.'
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The Democratic National Committee didn't reach for a policy argument when White House senior adviser Stephen Miller deliberately misgendered Texas Senate nominee James Talarico on Wednesday. They went straight for the jugular.After the DNC posted a photo of Talarico — a cisgender man — declaring it was "time to take back Texas," Miller fired back with a false claim: "The Democrats made history in Texas by nominating their first transgender senate candidate." The DNC's response was five words: "shut up you ugly f—."Miller's post was no accident. It's the latest escalation in a coordinated Republican effort to paint the Democratic nominee as outside the mainstream — and it comes as the GOP appears increasingly rattled by the state of the race.Polling shows Talarico leading Paxton by as much as 8 points, while Paxton's net favorability sits 9 points underwater compared to Talarico's +10. Talarico has raised more than $27 million in the first three months of 2026, dwarfing Paxton's $2.2 million haul during the same period.Republicans have responded with a kitchen-sink assault. The NRSC launched a deepfake attack ad depicting an AI-generated version of Talarico reading his own social media posts, with the committee branding him "the most radical, woke Democrat Texas voters have ever seen." Paxton debuted a string of nicknames at a victory rally — "Tofu Talarico," "Six-gender James," and "Tala-freak-o" — seizing on a resurfaced 2021 legislative statement in which Talarico argued that modern science recognizes more than two biological sexes.Political journalist David Weigel noted the subtext of the GOP attacks has rapidly become text — that Republican messaging has consistently sought to cast Talarico as effeminate or queer.Talarico has pushed back, accusing Paxton of "intentionally clipping my cringey comments to distract from his career of corruption." Even Karl Rove has warned that with Paxton as the nominee, Democrats have a real shot.Miller's post drew immediate corrections across social media, including from Rowan Fornow, a digital organizer for a Utah congressional campaign, who noted that the first transgender Senate candidate was actually Misty Snow of Utah, who ran in 2016.