Rep. Mitch Little criticizes pastors over social issues in recent posts

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Mitch Little, Texas State Representative of the 65th district (R)
Mitch Little, Texas State Representative of the 65th district (R)
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Feb 10, 2026
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Rep. Mitch Little, a Republican member of the Texas State House representing the 65th district, recently posted a series of messages on his X (formerly Twitter) account addressing issues related to pastors’ endorsements and cultural debates.

On February 10, 2026, Little wrote: “If you’re a pastor who didn’t vocally confront transing kids, porn in school libraries, open borders, and COVID lockdowns, you can miss me with your endorsements.”

Two days earlier, on February 9, 2026, he posted: “So good. https://t.co/aTqVBKA8q4”

On February 7, 2026, Little shared two links in a post: “https://t.co/mCLNYdG7Bg https://t.co/vC5xoIR9ag”

Little was elected to the Texas State House in 2025 for District 65 after succeeding Kronda Thimesch. He is affiliated with the Republican Party.

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