Texans for Dan Patrick

Exactly.

So basically, it is impossible for shitheads like Dan Patrick in Texas to come and charge a provider in New Mexico for providing services to somebody.

Speaking of ideologues.

Yeah.

Um, and, uh, uh, that's another problem for MAGA is that, um, you know, don't...

You know, Dan Patrick is doubling down on, on a THC ban just like he's doubling down on banned books or filthy books, which includes some wonderful literature.

Absolutely.

Um, and, uh, it, it's, it's essentially, yeah, uh, with MAGA, don't screw with my guns or my pot.

Some of those Republican state officials we heard from last night are in very tight races this November midterm.

One of the first speakers was Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, who focused heavily on religion and his criticism of Democrats.

We also heard from Governor Greg Abbott, who framed the midterm election as a choice between Republicans and Democrats and used blunt language to describe it.

Listen,

Governor Greg Abbott touted his conservative record on border security and voting laws and called for a ban on Sharia law in Texas.

One of the first speakers was Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, who focused heavily on religion and his criticism of Democrats.

Make no mistake, this election coming up.

It's not about politics.

He's warned that placing critical infrastructure within easy reach of cartels could also make those structures vulnerable to hostile foreign powers.

Earlier this week, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick warned that the PUC could face jeopardy after moving forward with another part of the 765 kilovolt project after lawmakers asked that all of them be paused ahead of the 2027 legislative session.

You can keep up with the latest news impacting the Lone Star State by visiting TexasScoreCard.com.

This edition of the Texas Minute was based on the original reporting of Brandon Waltons, Riley Wanasek, and Robert Montoya.

President Donald Trump was the main focus, but many of the state's top Republicans took the stage Wednesday and Thursday.

Governor Greg Abbott, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, U.S.

Senator Ted Cruz, and Attorney General Ken Paxton all spoke to boost the GOP ticket ahead of what is expected to be a tough November contest.

Cruz invoked the September 11th attacks and suggested a link between the attackers and hate he said is spreading in liberal circles.

And you had some Greg Abbott.

You got some Dan Patrick.

You got the return of Trump to the surprise of no one.

J.D. Vance was great.

I think specifically for people who are watching the Texas angle of things, you've got a number of speakers from Texas.

You've got Governor Greg Abbott, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, Senator Ted Cruz.

You have some of the congressional candidates, Eric Flores, Tano Tiarina, that are running in South Texas for some of those competitive seats against Democrats.

The Dallas mayor, Eric Johnson, who's switched parties.

The party is shrewdly focused on the idea of finding that 36% of the country that still approves of President Trump, wherever they are across the country, to get them to turn out to vote.

He said, this whole thing here, you got the Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick of Texas up there right now.

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