The midterm fight is on. And Texas is ground zero.Folks, this is not just another Senate race. This is a test of whether the Republican Party will defend the America First majority President Trump built—or whether the establishment will starve its own nominee and hope the problem goes away.
Ken Paxton beat John Cornyn. The voters spoke. President Trump endorsed him. And now the National Republican Senatorial Committee is telling the country they have no plans to spend in Texas. Senator Kennedy said it out loud. Leader Thune is talking about the race like it’s someone else’s problem.
That is not how you hold a Senate majority. Meanwhile, James Talarico is raising tens of millions, running a polished campaign, and trying to sell Texas a softer brand of the same left-wing project: bigger government, open borders dressed up as compassion, and a worldview that treats our Constitution as optional.
Paxton is hitting him on spending. Good. Because this race is about whether Texas stays Texas. Last spring nearly 95 percent of Republican primary voters backed Proposition 10 to prohibit Sharia.
That was not a sideshow. That was a mandate. Texans said our law is the Constitution—not a parallel legal system, not foreign compounds, not civilizational surrender. If we will not defend that in Texas, we will not defend it anywhere. The convention is coming. The money fight is already here. The left smells blood. And the people who still think they run the GOP are acting like Texas is expendable. It is not.
Joining me today is former Texas Congressman Steve Stockman. He knows this state. He knows this fight. And he is not interested in polite defeat. We value your privacy
