Aaron Reitz

And so it's not as though I'm leaving a MAGA Justice Department.

It's not as though I just departed and I'm no longer an asset

to the America First law and order movement.

Now I'm pursuing an office that can actually be more effective.

And I look forward to partnering with the Trump administration, to partnering with Trump's Justice Department and all of my former colleagues to deploy those 600 lawyers.

It's the largest

conservative Republican state law firm in the country.

And so this is a massive infusion of troops that we can project directly at the enemy.

And when I was considering, okay, do I stay at DOJ?

Do I go back?

The answer was clear.

The America First movement, our law and order and justice movement, cannot afford to have some squish or some flip-flopper or somebody who has not been fully vetted and tested by President Trump and his administration.

That's why I'm going back home to Texas.

I'm seeking the keys to this office so that I can fully integrate with the Trump administration and deliver the America First agenda right in the Lone Star State.

Yeah, I love that you go all the way back to January of 2021, the day after Joe Biden got inaugurated.

And so I was with Paxton in the fall of 2020.

We went through that sham election.

We filed Texas v. Pennsylvania to challenge the constitutionality of four states' management of that fraud election.

And so while one of my main opponents in this race was out there defending Mike Pence and saying that the election was great, Ken Paxton and I were in the

Oval Office in December of 2020 to stand up for the righteousness and integrity and confidence of what should have been a good election.