Ken Paxton
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They have a right to their choice. And they do not want John Cornyn. And I think the next 11 months are going to prove that. And I think the polling already shows strongly, as a Republican senator, there is no way that he should be down as an incumbent that served four terms by 25 points. And that is not my only fault.
I have separate polls from different pollsters that are very similar to that, that are not worse, that are even a little better. So the people of Texas deserve. We're not in Vermont. We're not in Maine. We are in Texas. We deserve two very strong conservative senators who are going to go support President Trump.
I have separate polls from different pollsters that are very similar to that, that are not worse, that are even a little better. So the people of Texas deserve. We're not in Vermont. We're not in Maine. We are in Texas. We deserve two very strong conservative senators who are going to go support President Trump.
Well, thank you for bringing that up. Kenpaxton.com. And you can learn about my campaign as well as contribute. Obviously, they are going to have a lot of money from Washington, and we're going to get a lot of money from just the grassroots. And that's where my money comes from. So really appreciate you mentioning that.
Well, thank you for bringing that up. Kenpaxton.com. And you can learn about my campaign as well as contribute. Obviously, they are going to have a lot of money from Washington, and we're going to get a lot of money from just the grassroots. And that's where my money comes from. So really appreciate you mentioning that.
Thank you. Have a great day.
Thank you. Have a great day.
I know they are, just because I saw what happened four years ago, or eight years ago, when Trump came into office. I mean, I went through, I've been in politics since Bush was in office, and And I've seen how Republicans and Democrats have dealt with immigration. They have not dealt with it effectively because they have not enforced federal law.
I know they are, just because I saw what happened four years ago, or eight years ago, when Trump came into office. I mean, I went through, I've been in politics since Bush was in office, and And I've seen how Republicans and Democrats have dealt with immigration. They have not dealt with it effectively because they have not enforced federal law.
I know they are, just because I saw what happened four years ago, or eight years ago, when Trump came into office. I mean, I went through, I've been in politics since Bush was in office, and And I've seen how Republicans and Democrats have dealt with immigration. They have not dealt with it effectively because they have not enforced federal law.
Trump was the first president to use the force of our federal laws, which are good and designed to protect us, whether it was Romania, Mexico, or whether it was Title 42, or it was stopping catch release, basic common sense things like building a wall. Those things work. They just absolutely work.
Trump was the first president to use the force of our federal laws, which are good and designed to protect us, whether it was Romania, Mexico, or whether it was Title 42, or it was stopping catch release, basic common sense things like building a wall. Those things work. They just absolutely work.
Trump was the first president to use the force of our federal laws, which are good and designed to protect us, whether it was Romania, Mexico, or whether it was Title 42, or it was stopping catch release, basic common sense things like building a wall. Those things work. They just absolutely work.
And just what he's done in the first couple of days is significant in changing where Biden was taking us.
And just what he's done in the first couple of days is significant in changing where Biden was taking us.
And just what he's done in the first couple of days is significant in changing where Biden was taking us.
Yes. We as states don't have much authority to stop illegal immigration, but the federal government has that authority. And by, by designating these, these cartels as terrorist organization, now the military, our military force can be used to against them rather than just using, you know, border patrol and, and leaving the states subject to the cartels, you know, crimes.
Yes. We as states don't have much authority to stop illegal immigration, but the federal government has that authority. And by, by designating these, these cartels as terrorist organization, now the military, our military force can be used to against them rather than just using, you know, border patrol and, and leaving the states subject to the cartels, you know, crimes.
Yes. We as states don't have much authority to stop illegal immigration, but the federal government has that authority. And by, by designating these, these cartels as terrorist organization, now the military, our military force can be used to against them rather than just using, you know, border patrol and, and leaving the states subject to the cartels, you know, crimes.
Absolutely. I think the Biden administration has indirectly funded the cartels. They have encouraged by saying no deportations on day one of his administration. they've encouraged illegal immigration, and that's a profit center for the cartels. They make $8,000 to $12,000 a person. If you just do the numbers on 14 million, that's a lot of money. They're making billions every month.