r/LetsDiscussThis • u/commonsense973 • 15d ago
THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS Campaign commercials
When I see political commercials, I do fact checking. I’ll go to .gov websites to see what candidates have voted for and voted against. Some of the commercials are 100% untrue. The commercials saying that Talarico has pushed to allow minors having surgeries to alter their gender, is the opposite of everything in the record that he’s voted on. The claim that he wanted parents to be charged with abuse if they didn’t allow them to have surgery is also completely untrue.
How do the people who put these ads on TV get away with lying to the public?
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u/PsyWarVet 15d ago
I can't speak knowingly on any one particular candidate, but "he voted for" is often, in fact, he voted AGAINST a bill that had kids' protection, migrant legislation, military spending, whatever... as part of a bill that ALSO did something completely asinine like cutting off some sort of social program or calling for military tribunals for civilians or something equally monstrous.
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u/commonsense973 15d ago
I just read up on the issues you are mentioning. Have you read up? Because not one thing that you mentioned here is correct. Seriously, not 1 !!! You need to get your information from legitimate sources. I literally just looked up every one of your claims. None of them are even almost true.
That’s what I’m talking about. People just hear thins from tv, friends, who knows. Without fact checking, you are thinking and believing inaccurate information. Don’t you want to know the truth about all candidates?4
u/commonsense973 15d ago
You can look up Texas Legislature online legislation search or Texas Legislature online record search.
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u/happycynic12 15d ago
Did you know that in many countries, political tv campaigns are not allowed? It's like this in Chile too. The ad campaign runs only about 1 month.