Ryan the Temp said:Here's the thing about using trans issues as campaign fodder - Studies have repeatedly shown anti-trans ads or campaign messaging is not effective in moving voters in favor of the candidate using that messaging. Ted Cruz can point to all the money he spent on anti-trans ads and claim they contributed to his victory, but it was a race he was going to win regardless.mazzag said:JUST IN: Gilberto Hinojosa, Chairman of Texas Democrats was forced to resign after he criticized his party for “going too far” on illegal immigration and transgender issues.
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 8, 2024
In the Democrat party, if you say the truth, you get punished. pic.twitter.com/O441uXq7S4
We can contrast that with an actual competitive race, Texas Congressional District 34, where there was also a ton of anti-trans messaging being used by the incumbent, Republican Mayra Flores. It was as significant a portion of her messaging as it was for Cruz, but unlike Cruz, Flores lost to her Democratic opponent.
What Hinojosa is trying to do is deflect from all of his widespread failures by blaming the losses on these two single issues. As a glaring example of his intentional blindness on the issues, he should have taken a look at Harris County where Dems got hammered on the issue of crime and "catch and release" in the criminal courts.
LGBT needs to ditch the freak T's. They are only dragging you down.
And get out of here with that "muh studies" BS