Corisha Rogers

Racism started all of this but all of a sudden it's not about race. A administration that is 99 percent white has convinced people that diversity is wrong and a all white administration isn't!

@JRDNLTHMS Just a deep sigh

This is the real James Talarico's proposal? This isn't a deep fake spam account?

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Like I said, it’s time to examine the distribution of sales tax revenue. Greg Abbott is a tyrant who thinks he, and he alone, holds the power to withhold money from cities and their citizens. Money that came from OUR sales tax revenue. End Abbott’s reign. Restore local control. Vote blue.

Our Mayor prioritized leaders in Austin over Houstonians

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The ISD take overs by Abbott & the SBOE are corrupt. They’re racially targeting districts and handing them over to their buddies to make money off them. What a scam.

This is all that is publicly available on the ICE Ordinance change.

if y’all want black people to stop “making everything about us” then LEAVE. OUR SHIT. ALONE. and STOP. BEING. RACIST. simple.

Dan Patrick called John Whitmire “his favorite Democrat” and said that he is “practically a Republican.” We could’ve avoided this if people paid even 10% of the attention that poli-nerds do. Houston is diverse, fun, quirky, and has astronomically underrated food and art scenes, on top of being the medical capital of the United States. We are good people. Prideful people. And I can assure you that we aren’t here for the weather. This metro area deserves better. And, while I don’t live in the city limits so can’t personally cast my vote for change, I do work there and will make sure I use whatever growing influence I have to make Whitmire a one term mayor. What an abject disappointment he’s been.

Please stop going into the medical or healthcare field if you lack empathy

Like I said earlier this week: if Houston had a truly independent City Attorney, that office would be patterning with Austin to sue the state right now.

@dust_hustle Fuck you

Following up on my H-E-B post — the one calling out their Pride sponsorships, drag events for families, halal meat partnerships, H-1B visas over American workers, and split political donations that undermine conservative Texas priorities… Buc-ee’s is the straight-up ANTI-HEB. The roadside king that actually lives Texas values without the corporate double-speak. Here’s the head-to-head: ✅ No Pride/drag/family marketing — Zero corporate sponsorships, no rainbow collections, no pushing social agendas. Just brisket, kolaches, and clean bathrooms. ✅ No halal meat push — They don’t have big dedicated halal lines or marketing deals sidelining Texas classics like smoked sausage and jerky. ✅ No H-1B visas — They hire locally, pay well above minimum wage, and keep it America-first with E-Verify. No replacing Texans with foreign specialty hires. ✅ Political donations — Owners pour serious money into Texas Republicans (Abbott, Patrick, Paxton, etc.). No “both-sides” game or funding against school choice and core conservative fights. Privately held. Texas-born. Obsessed with “clean, friendly, and in stock.” High wages, real hospitality, and unapologetic state pride. If H-E-B feels like it’s eroding what we stand for, Buc-ee’s is proof a Texas giant can scale huge while staying true. Time to redirect those dollars, Texans. Next road trip? Pull into Buc-ee’s. Support what actually represents us. Who else is done with corporate betrayal and all-in on the beaver? Drop your Buc-ee’s stories below 👇 #TexasValues #BucEes #SupportTexas #AmericaFirst #BuyTexas

Umm… Houston DIDN’T defund the police. They simply clarified what is the city’s responsibility and what is the responsibility of the (very well funded) federal immigration agency. Greg Abbott defunded the police. The facts here are pretty clear.

Governor Abbott’s threat to strip $110 million in public safety funding from Houston is an attempt to bully our city for doing what is right, what is legal, and what upholds the Constitution. The premise that Houston must either repeal this ordinance or lose funding is a false choice designed to force compliance through fear. Those are not the only options. Houston has a clear legal path forward. I sent a letter to urge the Mayor and the City Attorney to immediately file a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) to prevent the State from withdrawing funds and seek a declaratory judgment affirming that this ordinance is lawful. If we act now and file, the court will issue an opinion as early as today, providing City Council with critical guidance before any rushed decision is made regarding repeal. There is no funding that will be put at risk by seeking this emergency relief ahead of the State’s April 20th deadline. Houstonians deserve a city that will stand up for them, defend its laws, and protect its residents. I respectfully urge the Mayor to take immediate legal action.

Governor Abbott is wrong on the law, and this ordinance is legal. Senate Bill 4 and the Governor cannot trump the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution. We should not give into this unlawful intimidation. I stand ready to work with Mayor Whitmire and City Council to defend the city’s laws and protect Houston residents.

@JRDNLTHMS 90 US Dollars!!?

Now would be a great time to stop raiding Metro for road paving band-aids and recommit to MetroNext.

This is exactly what we all predicted this would be, a subsidy for the rich that takes money out of our public schools. A generational disaster in Texas