Basically knowing no Dem would be elected a bunch of Dems voted to defeat the more MAGA option.
Dems really need to stop this shit. If 5% of the supporters of the candidate that loses decide they’re not going to vote for the winner, we’ll lose the seat for sure.
I get people desperately want Jasmine to win, but making up shit isn’t going to help in the end.
BTW, here are the bills passed by Fetterman 2.0
Representative James Talarico has passed several notable pieces of legislation since taking office in 2018, often focusing on education, healthcare, and criminal justice reform.
During his tenure, at least 16 of his bills have become law. Key highlights of his legislative record include:
Healthcare and Affordability
• Insulin Cost Caps: Talarico, who has Type 1 diabetes, was instrumental in passing legislation to cap out-of-pocket insulin costs (such as HB 1935 for emergency refills and subsequent caps on copays).
• Prescription Drug Importation (HB 25): He authored legislation to create the Texas Wholesale Prescription Drug Importation Program, aimed at allowing the state to import lower-cost medications from Canada.
• Sickle Cell Disease Registry (HB 107): Passed in 2025 to establish a statewide registry for the disease.
Education and Youth
• **Pre-K Class Size Limits (SB 2081): He passed the first-ever cap on Pre-K class sizes in Texas to reduce student-to-teacher ratios.
• Education for Incarcerated Minors (HB 30): This bill provided a pathway for minors in the criminal justice system to earn a high school diploma rather than just an equivalency (GED).
• School Finance Reform: In his first term, he was a key contributor to significant reforms of the state's school finance system.
• Mental Health and Character Education: He passed legislation opening up millions in funding for student mental health and character education programs.
Public Safety and Law Enforcement
• Javier Ambler’s Law (HB 54): This law prohibits law enforcement agencies from contracting with reality TV shows that film officers in the line of duty.
• Fentanyl Overdose Prevention: He has passed laws specifically aimed at combating teen fentanyl overdoses.
Other Notable Passed Legislation (2021–2025)
• HB 1481 (2025): Relating to school district policies regarding student use of personal communication devices.
• HB 2633 (2021): Established resources and a grant program for victims of human trafficking.
• HB 368 (2021): Allows certain individuals to use an alternative address on their driver’s license for privacy and safety.