Trump keeps trying to label Texas' meat-eating Talarico a "vagan"
Being accused of "vaganism" seems to be pointing a finger at someone for not wanting to kill and eat other beings, so I don't actually get the shame. Ashley Moody (R-FL), and he created some interesting backstories for them. While good… READ THE REST Catalina medevac crashes into the sea after picking up a patient for a flight to the mainland A REACH medical evacuation helicopter crashed into the Pacific while departing Catalina Island.
- ▪Being accused of "vaganism" seems to be pointing a finger at someone for not wanting to kill and eat other beings, so I don't actually get the shame.
- ▪Ashley Moody (R-FL), and he created some interesting backstories for them.
- ▪While good… READ THE REST Catalina medevac crashes into the sea after picking up a patient for a flight to the mainland A REACH medical evacuation helicopter crashed into the Pacific while departing Catalina Island.
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Trump keeps trying to label Texas' meat-eating Talarico a "vagan" Jason Weisberger 4:23 pm Thu Oct 1, 2026 Trump hoards hamberders In an attempt to shame the Texas senatorial candidate, who is not accused of bribery or securities fraud, Dementia Donnie keeps calling the omnivorous James Talarico a "vagan." The number one way we know James Talarico isn't a "vagan" is because he isn't constantly telling us how ethical he is for being one. Being accused of "vaganism" seems to be pointing a finger at someone for not wanting to kill and eat other beings, so I don't actually get the shame. Texas has many political problems. Imaginary vegans have now made the list.
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