Talarico’s Theological Subversion of the Republic
The Texas political landscape is witnessing a dangerous new phase in the assault on our sovereignty. It is no longer enough for the globalist left 
to attack our economic interests or our borders; now, they have decided they must commandeer the Gospel itself. James Talarico, the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate in Texas, recently provided a masterclass in this theological subversion. By claiming that Jesus Christ would actively support the invasion of our borders and the systematic theft of taxpayer wealth to provide welfare for foreign nationals, Talarico has unveiled the ultimate weapon of the modern cultural revolutionary: the politicized, weaponized deity.
We have seen this script before. The Invisible Coup, as chronicled by Peter Schweizer, details how foreign powers and domestic elites use immigration as a tool of subversion. When candidates like Talarico invoke Christ, they are not seeking spiritual renewal; they are seeking to provide a moral veneer to a program of national dissolution. This is not charity; it is a overt effort to render American citizenship obsolete.
The strategy is transparent. By framing the enforcement of border law as “anti-Christian,” the Left hopes to paralyze the moral conscience of the American majority. They know that if they can make us feel guilty for defending our homes, our families, and our future, we will eventually surrender. They are betting that the average Texan will be so intimidated by the charge of “un-Christian” behavior that they will ignore the reality of a state overwhelmed by illegal migration.
Talarico is wrong. We have Bibles. We read them. 
Let’s be clear: True Christian charity begins within the house of the nation, not by destroying the foundation of the house itself. The Bible is clear on the responsibilities of a nation. Christians are called to take dominion and preserve the order of their people. There is no Biblical mandate for a nation to commit national suicide. To allow the dissolution of our borders is to abandon the stewardship of the land God entrusted to us.
When Talarico claims that Jesus would flip over the desks of our Senate, he is projecting a revolutionary Marxist rage onto the Son of God. He is replacing the Savior of souls with a political agitator for the modern welfare state. This is the “Judeo-Christian” shell game played by those who hold no allegiance to the foundational reality of the West. It is a desperate, cynical attempt to keep the borders open so that the “Manchurian Generation” of voters can be cultivated for a permanent governing coalition that rejects everything Texas and the United States stand for.
We must understand that this is not an isolated incident. It is the natural outgrowth of the “theology of the people” that has infected so much of the global religious establishment. It is a worldview that prioritizes the collective over the individual, the alien over the citizen, and the global over the national. It is the antithesis of the American project and Scripture.
We face a choice. We can either allow these forces to continue their “silent reconquest”—a strategy championed by leaders across our southern border and enabled by progressive elites here in Washington—or we can awaken to the reality of the struggle. We are in a battle for the soul of our state and the future of our nation.
The answer to this subversion is not to play by the rules the Left has written for us. We must reject their definitions. We must reject their moral framing, especially from Talarico who has said that God is not a Christian. Click Here
We must build a society that recognizes Jesus Christ as King, not as a political consultant for the Democrat or the Republican Party. We must support leaders who fear God rather than the approval of the New York Times or a talk-show host like Jimmy Kimmel. We must ensure that our children are taught the truth about our history and the necessity of our borders, shielded from the textbooks of foreign governments that seek to instill resentment in the hearts of our children.
Too many of our children that make it to college are woefully unprepared. Click Here. What about the ones that don’t? They are susceptible to the disinformation and the people propagating it that’s cashing in on the destruction of the nation. Click Here.
The “Invisible Coup” is not a metaphor; it is the daily operational reality of our current governing class. It relies on our complacency. It relies on us believing that we are “hateful” or “bigoted” for wanting the United States to survive as a prosperous Christian nation. It’s time to drop the complacency that has blinded us to the true nature of this assault.
Texas will not be the base for the globalist revolution. We are the frontier of the resistance. We are the ones who understand that the survival of our nation is not a matter of political compromise but a matter of covenantal obligation. We owe it to our forefathers, who fought and died to build this state, and we owe it to our children, who deserve to live in a Texas that remains free, sovereign, and Christian.
James Talarico and his ilk can flip all the desks they want. They can appear on every talk show and broadcast every blasphemy that the globalist machinery will allow. But they cannot change the reality that the people of Texas and America know who they are. We are a people who value our borders, our faith, and our liberty. We will not be governed by the dictates of foreign interests, nor will we be intimidated by those who use the name of God to destroy the work of God.
The path forward is clear. It requires us to abandon the lukewarm politics of the past two decades and embrace a robust, unapologetic Christian Nationalism. Most importantly, it requires us to repent and turn our eyes toward the true King, whose authority is not up for a vote in the U.S. Senate.
The time for talk is over. The time for building the future is now. The Texas Journal is committed to this cause. We will continue to shine the light of truth on these subversive operations until the light of our restoration shines brighter. Texas First. America First. Always.
Dave
