Democrats pretty much care about one thing. And that’s to stop President Trump.
And this radical leftist threatened Trump with an impeachment plot.
In the heart of conservative East Texas, a Democrat congressional hopeful is making waves with plans that clash hard with the values of hard-working families across the district. Dan Alexander, running for the state’s 1st Congressional District, has openly declared that his very first vote as a U.S. congressman would be to push for the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
Alexander is charging forward with an agenda that prioritizes Washington resistance over the needs of local communities.
He laid out his extreme position during an interview with KLTV ABC7. He made clear his intent to target Trump upon taking office, framing it as a necessary stand against the current administration.
On immigration, Alexander shows zero support for securing the nation’s borders. He flat out rejects physical barriers and backs legislation that mirrors the amnesty-style proposals pushed during the previous administration.
The candidate went further, blasting President Trump’s mass deportation ideology as “an assault on the American people.”
“Walls don’t work,” says Alexander’s campaign website on its Issues page. He also pushes to codify abortion access at the federal level and advocates for so-called red-flag laws in the name of “gun safety.”
Alexander did not stop at domestic policy. He described the ongoing situation with Iran as an “illegal war.”
“He’s violated high crimes and misdemeanors… he’s led an assault on the American people via immigration issues,” he said to KLTV ABC7. “He started illegal wars in Iran.”
This rhetoric stands in sharp contrast to the district’s incumbent, who takes a firm line on protecting American interests abroad and at home.
Rep. Moran defended the Trump administration’s actions in a CBS19 interview, calling the $25 billion allocated to the Iran conflict “a great investment.”
“Congress needs to have a very strong voice in this. We are the Article 1 branch of government,” Moran said.
“As the conflict carries on, we need to make sure that we say these are the conditions upon which we will actually allocate funds or not.”
“When you’re talking about national security interests, $25 billion is a great investment.”
Rep. Moran’s approach emphasizes accountability in spending while recognizing threats that demand real investment. His support for DHS and ICE funding aligns directly with protecting American sovereignty and the rule of law.
This matchup tests whether East Texas will stay rooted in common sense conservatism or experiment with the kind of radicalism that has strained other parts of the country. The differences could not be more stark.
