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World Championship Mark Teixeira said he couldn’t talk to people who said men could get pregnant, citing how the political divide in the United States developed.
Teixeira launches his campaign U.S. House of Representatives Last week, he said he was “no problem” talking to Democrats about tax rates or national security, but not about men getting pregnant.
“I have no problem talking to you about tax rates, national security or things that might make our country better. But where should I go when you say men can get pregnant?” Teixeira shows up Outkick’s “Don’t @ me and Dan Dakich.”
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New York Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira played against the Arizona Diamondbacks on May 18, 2016 at Chase Stadium in Phoenix, Arizona. (Mark J. Redlas/US Sports Today)
“If that was your true belief, I wouldn’t be able to talk to you, and I think many of the people on the left have been so far off the map that it has created this huge gap that it’s hard to bridge that.”
former New York Yankees Stars say people asked him why he chose to go into politics when the disagreement was so divided. Teixeira said that when Democrats “turned left the map completely and moved to the left,” the conservatives did not drive to the right. ”
Outkick’s Dan Dakich said the shift to the left interfered with real things, and Teixeira agreed to the assessment.
“Dan, one of the reasons I run is because people are real. Need better jobs, people who want lower tax rates, people who want city and street safety, those people who are the people who I run. My area is the most beautiful area in Texas, it’s the hill country, the hard-working people,” Teixeira said.
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New York Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira (25) played three home runs against the New York Mets in the second inning at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, NY on August 3, 2016. (Brad Penner/USA Today Movement)
“These men and women, they go to church on Sundays and after the barbecue. These are just good patriots, they want the government to work for them. They don’t want to be under the control of the government or be told what to do, be told to wear a mask, be told you can’t go to school, and you can tell you that if you set up a government company, it’s the company that is built for you.”
“I think the American people are waking up and the first agenda for America is the agenda for their work.”
The three-time All-Star Game is running for the 21st Congressional District of Texas. Teixeira’s announcement comes as a decision seeking reelection when Rep. Chip Roy decides not to seek Texas attorney general.
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New York Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira (25) looks out from the game against Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida on July 31, 2016. (Kim Klement/US Today’s Sports)
The 45-year-old played for four teams in his Major League Baseball career. Teixeira debuts Texas Rangers and spent five seasons with the team before being traded to the Atlanta Braves.
Later he was traded Angel of Los Angeles After two seasons of the Braves, then sign with the Yankees.
Five-time Golden Gloves title was a key part of the Yankees in 2009, beating Philadelphia Philadelphia In the World Series. Teixeira’s career ended with an average of 0.268, 409 home runs and 1,298 RBI.
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