Ted Brown

There is a group that simply is not going to cast a vote in that, uh, contest.

There's another group that is going to vote for, as a, via a protest vote for Ted Brown.

And there's a group right now in the polls that are still undecided, and Paxton's trying to convince them to effectively ignore the candidates, ignore candidate quality, ignore who's running, and just look at their partisanship with the hope that these r- voters who tend to lean Republican will say, "Well, I can't stand Ken Paxton.

I do want, uh, Republicans to retain control of the US Senate, and therefore will vote for Paxton over Talarico." But that, that, uh, argument has not been too successful.

So, you know, when I tell people, hey, if you have a different viewpoint than we're talking about than either, you know, I myself have or if Ernie has, you know, please call in because this is a table that's open for discussion.

Well, a guy named Jack Montgomery said, you know, it's interesting that in all your comments about welcoming different points of view, you fail to mention anything about Ted Brown.

After listening to both Tallarico and Paxton, I am finding some refreshing positions by Brown.

And for the first time, the Libertarian Party is getting my consideration.

Is this a case where Paxton doesn't or won't debate because the only thing you could probably do is screw it up? If you're that far, if you are ahead, do you roll the dice and And do the debate, even though you've got a lot to lose as opposed to your opponent who doesn't have as much to lose because the only way they can go is up.

But Ted Brown, by the way, if you are a Ted Brown fan, he's a libertarian candidate.

He's got 1%, which is really kind of embarrassing when you look at the someone else column.

Yeah.

You're backing Talarico against Ken Paxton, the, uh, Republican, uh, Senate candidate.

There's, uh, of course, Ted Brown, the Libertarian candidate, who looks like he's gonna cover the spread in Texas.

But I, I guess in terms of politics, uh, at the state level, there's a real experiment going on where I'm, I'm talking to you from New York, uh, New York City.

New York State and California are pursuing one model of governance, it seems, which is high tax, high regulation, high social services, or, you know, this is what they claim.