Mark Nair

Why is Trump making so many concessions to Russia now?

I think it's three things.

#HighStakes

We made a video about Ronny Jackson: bsky.app/profile/maga...

My brain cannot process this level of corruption.
She was being paid $50 million to engineer a pardon from Trump *while working at the Justice Department* as a "Special Government Employee."
And it worked. He got the pardon, and she got the money.
www.nytimes.com/2026/10/20/u...

Please watch this: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wxdo...

In episode 49, Tonya Kleuskens is talking with Mark Nair the Democratic Candidate for Texas 13th Congressional District. The League of Women Voters has a 106-year commitment to non-partisan voting advocacy in the United States. We educate voters on how to register, where to vote, who is on the ballot and the public...

New: Trump called crypto "thin air." Last year, he reported $1.4 billion in income from it.

Buyers of his crypto? They're an estimated $4.7 billion underwater.

I made an 8-bit game out of it—

📈 Play as Trump: you cannot lose money.

📉 Play as an investor: you cannot win.

After 200 days of Trump's illegal War with Iran, the United States has paid $37 BILLION to fund the war, and the American taxpayer has paid billions more at the gas pump. Ronny Jackson isn't at all concerned , he think's that just "a drop in the bucket." Time to send Ronny home.

The corruption we're seeing in Washington is absolutely unprecedented - but we can change things in November. Vote for change and kick Ronny Jackson and the rest out of office!

Love, love, love this.

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You are guaranteed representation under Article 1 of the Constitution - and right now, you're not getting it. This November, it's time for a change.

It's been one year on the campaign trail. One year of listening to people's hopes, fears, and their dreams for a better tomorrow. In just over two months, we will head to the polls and make our voices heard - together. Thank you to all the incredible people I've met along the way - thank you to all of you that have...

Ronny Jackson talks. I build. For years, I focused on creating good-paying local jobs and strengthening our community. We need that same hands-on, problem-solving approach in Congress.

Government should be about building opportunity for others, not limiting their progress. When I'm in Congress, I'll bring that same mindset to Washington.

Are we enemies of progress for trying to halt the AI invasion of Texas? The short answer? No. We need to make choices that put people over profits and make technology that benefits us all - not just the billionaires and their cronies.

Right now, it's the wild west when it comes to the buying and selling of your data - and AI is making this problem exponentially worse. When I'm in Congress, I will fight for a Digital Bill of Rights that protects your data from big tech and ensures your right to privacy.

I'm running for Congress to change what's wrong in this country and make life easier for everyday working Americans. For too long, healthcare has been an issue preventing Americans from pursuing their dreams, when I'm elected I will fight for healthcare as a human right.

We need to ask the question - why are these data center companies RUSHING to build these projects? I'm calling for a halt on all data center construction in Texas until we truly understand the environmental and economic impact data centers have on our communities.

The conversation we're having around data center water usage is all wrong. Our way of life here in Texas depends on a safe and secure water supply - and we MUST start building for the future, not just stealing for the present.

My job is not to sit in Congress and feel good about myself - it's to build a pathway for the next generation to be in leadership and come up with solutions to the problems facing our future. That's why I'm running to be your next representative.

Ronny Jackson shows up to ribbon cuttings for data centers, but our West Texas way of life depends on having a secure source of water. I want to make sure we find ways to replenish the aquifer we sit on, not keep draining it at an extraordinary rate.