Aaron Reitz

And folks can find me on social media at Aaron underscore writes, A-A-R-O-N underscore R-E-I-T-Z.

I'm on all the major social media platforms, very accessible.

And we really want to earn folks' support.

Election day is March 3rd, but in Texas, Steve, early voting starts on February 17th, which is a month from now.

So voters are going to go to the polls, and they're not only going to vote for Aaron Rice for attorney general, but then they're also going to have the opportunity to vote yes on Prop 10, on that list of Republican ballot initiatives.

And I, like you, Steve, I want to see overwhelming support to vote yes on Prop 10, meaning Republicans want to see Sharia law banned in Texas.

But that, Steve, is just the beginning.

Once we signal that Texans want Sharia law banned, it's going to have to be guys like me who then take that mandate and go to war up and down the chain of the justice system.

And I'm not only committed to do it, but I've been spending my entire career doing exactly that, defending American, Western, and Texas civilization.

I'm going to do it in court.

I've been doing it for my whole career.

And I hope that folks will vote for Aaron Rice for Texas Attorney General.

You bet, sir.

Yeah, definitely.

Well, thanks for having me on, Steve.

I have been a loyal War Room listener for years, and I'm proud to address the War Room posse here this morning.

So I most recently served in the presidentially appointed Senate confirmed role as the head of the Office of Legal Policy.

Just most recently in the Justice Department, I resigned from office to deploy back to Texas to run to succeed Ken Paxton as Texas Attorney General.

And when President Trump nominated me back in December, he said that Aaron Reitz is a true MAGA attorney and a warrior for the Constitution.

And the reason why he said that about me is primarily because he looked at my three years serving as Ken Paxton's deputy in Texas from 2020 to 2023.