Pam Rickel

@pamrickel.bsky.social

TX Democrat/TX Dem State Delegate/Former SDEC 17 candidate/Williamson County Democrats/Former Precinct Chair/Activist/Ally/ Works @ bluevictorycomms.com to elect TX Dem candidates. jamestalarico.com #TeamTalarico

Q: Are you the one who’s going to turn Texas blue? James Talarico: I’m not interested in turning Texas blue. I wanna win this seat so that I can fight for all 31 million Texans — whether they’re Democrats, independents, or Republicans.

Voter: I’m a Republican. I'm an old school Reagan Republican, and I believe personal integrity means things. And so I support people that have good personal integrity, and I like James Talarico. He is the kind of guy we need in office. Q: Not Ken Paxton? Voter: Definitely not Ken Paxton.

Ken Paxton’s own lawyer endorses James Talarico: “I defended Ken Paxton for years in the impeachment trial and in state criminal cases. But in my view, I think Ken has lost sight of his core mission, which is to represent the people of Texas."

BREAKING: Texas Republicans announce they will “Pass on Paxton”: “I truly believe that he is the most corrupt politician Texas has ever seen.” “To send Ken Paxton to the Senate is adding another gator to the swamp.” “James Talarico is by far the best person in the race for the US Senate.”

I'm heartbroken to hear of the passing of Dolores Huerta. Dolores dedicated her life to fighting for farmworkers, working families, and people whose voices too often went unheard. She helped build a movement that changed this country and inspired generations to stand up for their rights.

Dolores Huerta, wearing a peach-colored jacket, stands beside Texas Agriculture Commissioner candidate Clayton Tucker, wearing a cowboy hat and dark blazer, as they pose together for a photo in Corpus Christi, Texas.

Talarico: I know that we're not the only show in town tonight, and I appreciate all 4,000 of you that showed up here this evening. That's a lot of Talafreakos in one room. Tonight, Lubbock showed up for change.

Every Texas bar has that one guy. He’s loud. He’s obnoxious. He makes all the women feel uncomfortable. He adds his drink to your tab when you’re not looking. That’s Ken Paxton — and I don’t know about y’all, but I’m done picking up his tab.

We know that prohibition doesn’t work, and taking away products that have been legal for years just doesn’t make sense. I believe in representing what the majority of Texans want, and they want legalized, regulated cannabis products.

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Sabemos que la prohibición no funciona, y quitar productos que han sido legales durante años simplemente no tiene sentido. Soy firme creyente en representar lo que quiere la mayoría de los texanos, y quieren productos de cannabis legalizados y regulados.

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They rigged the rules and dared us to quit. Bad bet. We don't surrender our power — we use it. On November 3rd, we decide who the system serves. Vote early. Flip the House. Flip the Senate. #BlueWaveIn8Days

📢 Texas‼️ Early Voting continues today Monday, October 26th thru Friday October 30th. Polls are open 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. Vote Early & let’s break records & make history! 💙🗳️💙 Wilco: 30.32% Travis co: 27.7% Dallas co: 25.1% Harris co: 22.7% Clear eyes, full hearts, CAN’T LOSE! 🤠💙🤠

Young Texans who want to farm are being priced out before they can even get started. Between skyrocketing land prices and expensive equipment, the next generation of family farmers faces an uphill battle while big corporations tighten their grip on agriculture.

A policy graphic showing a wide, grassy Texas farmland landscape beneath a bright blue sky with scattered clouds. A large circular inset in the upper left shows the silhouettes of two farmers shaking hands beside a tractor at sunset. A small circular portrait of Clayton Tucker wearing a cowboy hat appears above large text reading: “High land prices and equipment costs can make starting a farm difficult for younger Texans.” The phrases “High land prices” and “equipment costs” are highlighted in yellow, while the remaining text is white against a blue gradient. The handle @ClaytonTuckerTX appears in the upper right corner.

Talarico: This is the last play of the last drive. This is the moment we leave it all on the field. We are the underdogs. It’s David versus Goliath. It’s the powers that be versus the powers that ought to be, and it’s time for us to start flipping over some tables.

NEW AD: Texans can't afford groceries or healthcare. Because the system has been rigged by billionaires and corrupt politicians like Ken Paxton. Texas needs a senator who will put money in your pocket — not money in their own.