A lesbian preacher closely tied to Texas Senate candidate James Talarico was caught on hidden camera admitting the Democrat is deceiving voters about his true positions, telling an undercover reporter: “I can guarantee you that once he’s elected he’ll change his tune” on transgender issues.
The stunning admission from Babs Miller, described as Talarico’s spiritual leader, exposes what appears to be a coordinated strategy among Democrats to hide their radical views from rural and small-town voters they desperately need to win elections.
Talarico’s record in the Texas legislature tells a different story than his current campaign messaging. He previously stated that understanding “the convergence of white supremacy, capitalism, and climate change” would help dismantle these institutions he called evil. Now he proclaims himself “a proud capitalist.” He once compared Texas’s oil and gas industry to outdated cassette tape technology and called for dismantling the “dying” sector. That’s a tough sell in the Lone Star State.
The DSA’s ultimate goals extend far beyond winning a few rural seats. The organization’s platform calls for abolishing the Senate, the Supreme Court, the Electoral College, the presidency, and the Constitution itself. With allies in corporate media, Democrats have crafted narratives like a supposed “Farmageddon” revolt suggesting farmers are turning against President Trump and Republicans.
Rural voters are being targeted with carefully crafted messaging designed to win their support for candidates who will abandon every promise the moment they take office. Miller’s hidden camera confession wasn’t a slip of the tongue. It was the quiet part said out loud.
For Americans in small towns and farming communities, the message is simple: watch what these candidates did, not what they’re saying now. The radical views haven’t changed. Only the sales pitch has.
