Bob Hall

I could be wrong.

Charles Schwartner is apparently struggling and maybe Bob Hall is struggling, but I'm a little bit suspect of that.

There was that open seat that was a mess up in Tarrant County.

I don't know if that'll stay Democrat or not.

They're the ones that want to keep it hidden.

This is Texas State Senator Bob Hall.

For years, he's been working on changing election laws at the state level.

They don't want a process that would keep them from doing their evil in the dark of the night.

And you see enough of it out there that people will find a way to beat the system.

And so, yeah, people have an inclination that makes it difficult to trust folks.

Shortly after having this conversation, I find Bob Hall on stage talking about another topic.

This is CPAC after all, and there was no shortage of right-wing fearmongering meant to rile up the base.

Well, the, my biggest strike against Greg Abbott, and this is the thing, back in 2012, I had brought...

I was sat with Bob Hall and him and across the table in his conference room in the capitol, and we presented to him a interstate compact for border security.

Mm-hmm.

He said, "Oh, I love it.

And so some of the things that the bills that I've been working on are going to push back and try to challenge these in court again so we can regain our power as a state.

Um, I think Bob Hall just talked about this, but I mean, the reality is, is that we need to make sure that there is no more female circumcision in Texas.

We need to make sure that doctors and nurses are required to report any time they see anyone of any age that has had this happen to him.

It should be reported to the authorities.

Mm-hmm.

And we have now seen numbers come in that show Bob Hall losing, uh, by two points against Keenan Colbert.

Fantastic candidate.

Nobody in the state-

... would rather see lose more-

Love that guy

... than Bob Hall.

Uh, I ran against Bob Hall.

He believed the oxygen protocols were excessive and that the hospital's actions were accelerating my decline, rather than helping me recover, she said.

She said her husband advocated for her, and it still took six hours and help from Colonel Allen West, Texas State Senator Bob Hall, and a lawyer for them to get her discharged and sent home.

With the help of Dr. Richard Bartlett, my husband, and my daughter, they cared for me at home, used treatments that the hospital had previously refused me, and I fully recovered, she said.

Because I remained conscious and aware throughout my hospitalization, I witnessed firsthand what occurred inside these ICU rooms.