Previously: Matthew McConaughey Carefully Discusses the Difficulties of Being a Christian in Hollywood with Joe Rogan

I’ll tell you what: it doesn’t take much to beat a guy in a wheelchair. They say they have strong arms – but you can still just push them over and start kicking them in the face.

The world wants to see Matthew McConaughey kicking this tranny-loving, Jew-loving traitor in his crippled face.

The Independent:

A new poll shows Hollywood actor Matthew McConaughey commanding more support to be the next governor of Texas than incumbent Greg Abbott.

The survey, conducted by The Dallas Morning News and the University of Texas at Tyler, shows 45 per cent of registered voters in the state would vote for Mr McConaughey.

Only 33 per cent would vote for Governor Abbott, and 22 per cent would vote for someone else.

Mr McConaughey has long-teased a run for the governor role of his home state. Though buoyed by name recognition, his double-digit poll lead over the incumbent Republican is one of the first signs that he could be a serious contender.

When broken down by party, results of the poll show a divide in enthusiasm for the star of The Dallas Buyers Club and A Time to Kill.

Only 30 per cent of Republicans chose Mr McConaughey, while 56 per cent opted for Governor Abbott.

Two-thirds of Democrats favoured him over the current governor, with only 8 per cent choosing Mr Abbott. Independents split 44 per cent to 28 per cent for the actor.

Mr McConaughey has criticised both parties in the past and would likely run as a moderate, making him an awkward fit for either party.

McConaughey might not be perfect. He was in a few bad films.

But at least he’s a Christian and loves America, which is a whole helluva lot more than I can say about Governor Cripple the Jew-worshiper.

I mean, when I saw Governor Cripple come out and denounce Gab – while standing – sorry, sitting – in front of an Israeli flag, that was really one of the most remarkable things I’ve ever seen.

Anti-Semitic platforms do not represent Texas values.

Proud to support @PhilKingTX & @GoldmanCraig’s bill to fight anti-Semitism in our communities. #txlege pic.twitter.com/ZVri3z0Wis

— Gov. Greg Abbott (@GovAbbott) March 11, 2021

“We denounce Americans who would question a foreign country” is just such an unbelievable thing for an American to say, in any context. An elected official saying that is always treason.

So even though I have no love for The Wedding Planner or any of these other horrible “romantic comedies” McConaughey was in, as a Christian and as an American, and with a man with functional legs, he’s got my endorsement.

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Texas, you really got yourself a humdinger in this Governor Abbott, huh?

Talk about betraying the will of the people – this is a Republican who not only shut the bitch down against the will of the people for the flu hoax, but also funded a hundreds of million dollar “contact tracing” spy program. Now he’s not only signaling how much he loves the blacks, but flirting with the “abolish the police” activists.

What is the point of democracy again? You vote for these people, then they do the opposite of what they said they were going to do, and then you’re to blame because you didn’t read the secret mystery of their aura and find out they were lying about everything.

This sonovabitch went to the Traveling Funeral of the Floyd – his corpse is getting flown around the country like John McCain’s – and bowed down before the family. He’s literally joined the Negro Worshiper religion.

The Hill:

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) met with George Floyd’s family on Monday when he traveled to Houston for Floyd’s viewing.

The governor told reporters he was meeting with Floyd’s family privately to express his condolences and give them a flag flown over the Texas Capitol in Floyd’s honor. Abbott also signaled that he would back police reforms after Floyd died in Minneapolis police custody last month.

“Today is a sad day. Ever since his death has been a sad day,” Abbott said.

Imagine the level of cuckoldry it takes to formulate those words. Ever since his death, Governor Abbott has felt so sad.

When Governor Abbott is at his office working, the image of George comes into his mind and he has to fight back tears.

When he’s at the legislature, he does his best to hide his pain, but George never leaves his mind.

Then when he gets home to the governor’s mansion, George again appears in his thoughts.

Only when he’s alone, he doesn’t have to fight back the tears – he can just let them flow. Let flow the tears of such deep sadness for George Floyd, an innocent drug addict and violent criminal who died at the hands of racist police.

Abbott said the death of Floyd, a longtime Houston resident who moved to Minneapolis a few years ago, was “the most horrific tragedy I’ve ever personally observed.” The governor said he was committed to working with Floyd’s family “to ensure we never have anything like this ever occur in the state of Texas.”

“George Floyd has not died in vain,” Abbott said. “His life will be a living legacy about the way that America and Texas responds to this tragedy.”

The governor also promised the family that “discussions about the pathway forward” would not be overtaken by politicians and would be led by family members, victims and others “who have suffered because of racism for far too long.”

Abbott said that the Texas Legislature, which will meet again in January 2021, has already begun discussions on addressing police brutality. The governor said some members he has spoken with have cited that better law enforcement training is needed.

“Remember this: Texas has a legacy of success, whether it be the Timothy Cole Act, the Sandra Bland Act and now maybe the George Floyd Act to make sure that we prevent police brutality like this from happening in the future in Texas,” he said. 

There are riots in Texas, by the way.

While the governor is meeting with these blacks and saying that whites are to blame.

I know that some Republicans believed in the flu hoax, but I’m refusing to believe that any of them believe in the black mistreatment hoax. Especially after the riots, I just can’t imagine there is an ounce of sympathy for these blacks other than among the childlike, emotional left.

But somehow, all these Republicans are going out there, worshiping at the altar of the Sacred Negro.

P.S.

I spent waaaaaay too much time on that Greg Abbott comic. I got into it and I just couldn’t stop. I enjoy doing the art. It’s relaxing. I’m thinking about making it into a regular thing – “The Adventures of Governor Cripple: The Steel Chair Can’t Hide a Heart of Solid Gold.”

Anyway, since I wasted all that time, here’s the full thing in one image, so you can easily share it with the people you truly love.

Honestly, this was literally worth the time.

I mean, what the hell kind of thing is this?

What is the matter with Greg Abbott?

Is he really just totally deranged from being a cripple?

We should just bring back that goofy guy, whatsizname.

At least he was ALPHA.