Aaron Reitz

I was Ken Paxton's offensive coordinator, as he likes to call me.

He was our head coach of our lawfare operations against the left and against the Biden administration.

And I was the offensive coordinator.

Paxton and I have been in the trenches for years.

We have fought many battles together.

We have sustained many battle scars together.

And so everybody in Texas is thrilled about Ken running for the Senate and representing Texas in the United States Senate.

But a question that a lot

of grassroots conservatives are worried about is, gosh, who's going to succeed Ken Paxton?

And that question has once and for all been answered.

Ken Paxton has said that Aaron Reitz, me, his former deputy, is the only candidate in this race

to succeed him, to keep his foot on the gas, to keep this high horsepower vehicle continuing to fight and take action against the left.

I'm proud to have his endorsement.

I'm proud that now Texans can finally rest easy and know that they've got a true MAGA attorney who has fought the fights that they care about to succeed Ken Paxton as AG.

Yeah, look, it's a great question.

And figuring out whether it made sense for me to stay at main justice, what we'll call sort of HQ, where all the biggest brass was, or to go out into the front lines to redeploy back to Texas and to wage war against the left there.

And so, look, that's why when Ken announced for Senate in early April,

I didn't announce until mid-June because it took me and my colleagues and my superiors, both in the West Wing and at Maine Justice, to figure out how important is this to get a fully vetted MAGA attorney to...

succeed Ken Paxton.

Look, the Texas Attorney General leads 600 politically appointed attorneys to wage war on all of the various fronts that we care about.