The Cannon
Your blast of infotainment from ForAmerica.
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Fourteen Days. No Excuses.
For America built the 2026 Victory Program for exactly this moment. Elections are not won by staring at bad polls, complaining about the party’s message, or sitting around hoping somebody else handles it. For the next fourteen days, we are putting candidates’ records, statements, votes, and policy positions directly in front of Americans through videos, graphics, research, and social media.
Campaign consultants can spend millions turning a politician into whatever the focus group ordered for dinner. Nice lighting. Perfect biography. Sleeves rolled up exactly three inches. Maybe somebody finds a pickup truck. Wonderful. Our job is considerably simpler: put the record right next to the sales pitch.
James Talarico is practically a laboratory experiment in why the Victory Program exists. The presentation is terrifically choreographed. Young. Earnest. Seminary student. Talks about faith. Looks like the guy who would help stack the folding chairs after Bible study.
Then everybody starts reading between his lines, and realizes that Talarico is a fraud, focus-grouped into existence.
Talarico has said “God is nonbinary” and used Scripture to justify abortion. On gender surgeries for minors and biological males competing in women’s sports, his positions have changed depending on who he is talking to. Funny how a statewide campaign can produce a proper fact-checking. Our job is to make sure voters know the record.
Then there is the money. Talarico talks about the corrosive influence of billionaire political spending, while billionaire Reid Hoffman is bankrolling a Talarico-aligned Super PAC to the tune of at least $11.5 million, according to the New York Post. Talarico’s sermons against big money get a little awkward when the collection plate has $11.5 million sitting in it.
For America is making these comparisons over and over again. When the campaign brochure and the public record tell different stories, voters should see both. When millions are spent manufacturing an image, voters should know who is spending the money and what the candidate has actually said and done. When an important race starts disappearing beneath the daily avalanche of political noise, we are going to drag the facts right back into view.
Fourteen days remain until Election Day, and early voting in Texas began on October 19. The opportunity to reach voters is here, and the window is closing.
Will you contribute $1,000, $5,000, $10,000, or another amount to help power For America’s 2026 Victory Program through Election Day?
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