Kevin DeAnna

Right.

So my question is, let's start with this picture, this picture that just came out that you were tweeting about this morning of the Texas, the Indians of Texas.

I just got back from Texas where I was at the RNC midterm convention, which is not a real convention, which is a little strange.

And I did a tweet about Dallas and India being made for each other that went super viral and people were really mad about that.

But more recently, there came out a picture of the UT Austin Longhorns.

The crowd is just like 100% Indian.

So what do you make of this? And what should we think about this?

It really gets to the heart of everything that we're facing right now, because you got to ask yourself, when did this happen and who was in charge? Well, look, the Republicans have been running Texas more or less uninterrupted for a very long time.

Who was like the last Democrat governor, Ann Richards or something like that? I mean, that was before George W.

Bush.

I mean, the GOP has dominated Texas politics.

And what have they done with this? They've completely transformed the population.

Governor Abbott has obviously been a leading figure in this kind of thing.

And why has it been done? Legal immigration, the economy, cheap labor, as Ted Cruz himself famously tweeted one day.

My position on immigration is very simple.

Legal immigration, good.

Illegal immigration, bad.

And this brain dead conservatism rhetoric has led us to this point where Texas is probably going to go blue, if not this cycle.

certainly a cycle or two from now and if you look at the state of the senate race it probably will be this cycle and they have nobody to blame but themselves and this has led people to conclude well this clearly proves that the republican party is an entirely failed political project i mean they replaced their own voters they hate their own voters when you saw this tweet that i believe was uh beau french who's running for railroad commissioner if i'm not mistaken

yeah and he

And he basically said, look, this is what's happening.

And you had all these Republican politicians, including, I think, the Speaker of the House, but also outgoing Senator John Cornyn saying, oh, this is the worst thing ever and everything else.

They still don't get it.

And they

don't get it even though their own political doom is imminent.

Right.

So my question is, let's start with this picture, this picture that just came out that you were tweeting about this morning of the Texas, the Indians of Texas.

I just got back from Texas where I was at the RNC midterm convention, which is not a real convention, which is a little strange.

And I did a tweet about Dallas and India being made for each other that went super viral and people were really mad about that.

But more recently, there came out a picture of the UT Austin Longhorns.

The crowd is just like 100% Indian.

So what do you make of this? And what should we think about this?

It really gets to the heart of everything that we're facing right now, because you got to ask yourself, when did this happen and who was in charge? Well, look, the Republicans have been running Texas more or less uninterrupted for a very long time.

Who was like the last Democrat governor, Ann Richards or something like that? I mean, that was before George W.

Bush.

I mean, the GOP has dominated Texas politics.

And what have they done with this? They've completely transformed the population.

Governor Abbott has obviously been a leading figure in this kind of thing.

And why has it been done? Legal immigration, the economy, cheap labor, as Ted Cruz himself famously tweeted one day.

My position on immigration is very simple.

Legal immigration, good.

Illegal immigration, bad.

And this brain dead conservatism rhetoric has led us to this point where Texas is probably going to go blue, if not this cycle.

certainly a cycle or two from now and if you look at the state of the senate race it probably will be this cycle and they have nobody to blame but themselves and this has led people to conclude well this clearly proves that the republican party is an entirely failed political project i mean they replaced their own voters they hate their own voters when you saw this tweet that i believe was uh beau french who's running for railroad commissioner if i'm not mistaken

yeah and he

And he basically said, look, this is what's happening.

And you had all these Republican politicians, including, I think, the Speaker of the House, but also outgoing Senator John Cornyn saying, oh, this is the worst thing ever and everything else.

They still don't get it.

And they

don't get it even though their own political doom is imminent.