Sore Loser Paxton Haters Stump for Talarico

We've got Ken Paxton, the Republican, versus James Tallarico, the Democrat.

I'm voting for Ken Paxton in the general election.

And do you know why I'm voting for Ken Paxton, or General Paxton, as many of his fans like to call him, and his attorney, Tony Busby, who defended him against impeachment in the Texas Senate a few years ago, likes to call him General Paxton.

I'm voting for General Paxton because in the U.S. Senate, it comes down to party line vote 95% of the time or more.

Over 90% of the 100 U.S.

Senators, over 95% of the time or more, very closely, that's a good estimate, they're voting party line.

They're voting with the party.

What does that mean? It means that if elected, James...

Tallarico is going to be voting 95% of the time with Elizabeth Warren, the fake Indian, Mazie Hirono, Ed Markey, Bernie Sanders, those kind of people.

That's who James Tallarico is going to be voting for.

He can... tone down his rhetoric.

He can temper his message and pretend that he is very knowledgeable about what Texas voters want.

But that's what's going to happen.

And the same is true of Ken Paxton.

He is going to vote just as John Cornyn voted, I think, 97% of the time with Donald Trump.

Did John Cornyn express, maybe we need to move on from Donald Trump after the 2020 election? Yes, maybe he did.

Do you know what? Many people did.

Most Republican voters, most Trump supporters.

figured that after the 2020 election, wherever you stand on it, that they were going to have to move on and find another candidate.

Because historically, that's what you have to do.

A one-termer is thrown out of office.

Again, I'm not going to litigate the 2020 election.

Whatever you want to say about it is fine with me.

But typically you lose or you don't lose or there's election rigging, whatever.

We've had plenty of election rigging go on in this country, local, statewide, at the presidential level, long before Donald Trump was even a thought, let alone considering running for president.

We've got Ken Paxton, the Republican, versus James Tallarico, the Democrat.

I'm voting for Ken Paxton in the general election.

And do you know why I'm voting for Ken Paxton, or General Paxton, as many of his fans like to call him, and his attorney, Tony Busby, who defended him against impeachment in the Texas Senate a few years ago, likes to call him General Paxton.

I'm voting for General Paxton because in the U.S. Senate, it comes down to party line vote 95% of the time or more.

Over 90% of the 100 U.S.

Senators, over 95% of the time or more, very closely, that's a good estimate, they're voting party line.

They're voting with the party.

What does that mean? It means that if elected, James...

Tallarico is going to be voting 95% of the time with Elizabeth Warren, the fake Indian, Mazie Hirono, Ed Markey, Bernie Sanders, those kind of people.

That's who James Tallarico is going to be voting for.

He can... tone down his rhetoric.

He can temper his message and pretend that he is very knowledgeable about what Texas voters want.

But that's what's going to happen.

And the same is true of Ken Paxton.

He is going to vote just as John Cornyn voted, I think, 97% of the time with Donald Trump.

Did John Cornyn express, maybe we need to move on from Donald Trump after the 2020 election? Yes, maybe he did.

Do you know what? Many people did.

Most Republican voters, most Trump supporters.

figured that after the 2020 election, wherever you stand on it, that they were going to have to move on and find another candidate.

Because historically, that's what you have to do.

A one-termer is thrown out of office.

Again, I'm not going to litigate the 2020 election.

Whatever you want to say about it is fine with me.

But typically you lose or you don't lose or there's election rigging, whatever.

We've had plenty of election rigging go on in this country, local, statewide, at the presidential level, long before Donald Trump was even a thought, let alone considering running for president.