Democrat running for Texas attorney general wants to investigate Musk if elected

The Democratic Party, in proper perspective
They’re coming for you next: A Texas Democrat, Nathan Johnson, running for that state’s attorney general position, yesterday announced in an interview that he intends to investigate Elon Musk and SpaceX if elected, claiming the almost $110 million grant given to the company for its Starlink rural service was favoritism and corruption.
Not surprisingly, the Democrat sprinkled his accusations with a lie.
Johnson, who won the Democratic primary runoff for attorney general in May, said the award by Texas Republicans of 99% of the available grant funds to a company led by billionaire Musk, a Donald Trump ally, was lopsided. [emphasis mine]
The problem with Johnson’s claim is that it is utterly false. Texas awarded $1 billion in total grants to 17 different internet providers, with SpaceX getting a grant in the middle of the pack and only 11% of the total awarded. Other companies got far more, for doing far less.
Not surprising, both sources in the propaganda press, The Guardian and The Dallas Morning News, accepted this lie blindly, proving that neither has the slightest interest in reporting the news or any real facts, and are in fact more interested in acting as PR firms for the Democrats Neither outlet spent even one nanosecond checking up on the Texas grant program. Its press release outlining the awards was remarkably transparent about the awards.
This story nicely exemplifies the modern ugly nature of both the Democratic Party and its supporters. They lie, are filled with envy, and are quite eager to use the power of government to destroy anyone who opposes them. No wonder the party has had no problem nominating and electing rapists, Nazis, and perverts as its candidates and officials.
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I expect he will poll well in university towns and get clobbered everywhere else – especially the Rio Grande Valley and the outskirts of Austin.
As their rage builds to literally insane levels, the Dems are doing the public an unintended service by showing their teeth before getting into office – while there’s still time to head them off.
They are still going after kids
https://www.facebook.com/DrAbdulElSayed/videos/michigan-kids-ask-me-anythingcome-for-the-cuteness-stay-for-a-discussion-on-bill/1003497372596337/
We need to get someone in that classroom and talk about this
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/05/opinion/billionaire-wealth-tax-california.html
If he loses in Texas, he might think of moving north and running for the New Democratic Party here in Canada. That’s the bunch that wants to arrest Musk for the crime of trillionaire-ing. Knowing some of the people associated with the NDP, he’d win in a landslide.