Ron Simmons

Well, hello again, everybody.

I hope everybody's having a good day whenever it is that you're watching or listening to this.

And this will be coming out on the weekend as we do every other week.

Allie's had some really great shows this week.

If you didn't get the opportunity last week to listen to her interview with Kevin Roberts from the Heritage Foundation, oh, that was just really a good analysis of the conservative movement.

And where we are today and some of the challenges.

Allie is such a really good interviewer.

And Kevin is a very good interviewee.

And so if you have a chance to watch that, listen to that, I think you'll really, really enjoy that.

We're going to have a lot of election related talk today because we're in the middle of kind of primary season.

And when we talk about primaries, we're talking about elections.

You know, the Democrats vote for their selected people they want to run in the November election.

The Republicans do the same thing.

And so there's a lot of that going on.

In fact, here in Texas, we had some runoffs after our primary, so we couldn't even get to a majority in the primary.

In the original primary vote, we had to have a runoff.

And we'll talk about that in just a minute.

But before I do that, something happened in the last few days that I thought was pretty interesting.

And this happens all the parties do this is that after a big election, they kind of do an autopsy of what happened.

And the Democrats did that for their 2024 election.