Tom Bevan
speaker
1,284 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 31 Aug
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Well, we talked about it on our show.
And look, the polls show that Paxton was leading, you know, and I think the writing was on the wall that Paxton was going to win this regardless.
Okay.
If you remember, right when they went to the runoff, Trump basically said, kind of said, offered this deal to Cornyn that if you push the SAVE Act and vote for the SAVE Act, SAVE America Act, that I will turn around and endorse you if you bring that to the floor and get that, you know, push that over the finish line.
And that didn't really happen, but, you know, and Trump sort of held off.
And then now here he is with just a couple weeks left.
And you look at the polls, I mean, a couple of them have it tight, but a couple of them, I mean, the majority have packs in the head.
And so I think Trump was...
you know, hopping on a bandwagon a little bit.
He hates to be involved in losers, right?
And the MAGA base clearly is behind Paxton.
So I don't even know if he had endorsed Cornyn, whether that would have moved the needle for him enough to, you know, get him over the finish line.
So I think Trump decided that he was just going to go with, the guy's going to be a winner.
And by the way, if you look at the general election, I know people say, and Carl said this and thinks this, which is,
which is perfectly fine, that John Cornyn would be a better general election candidate.
The polling that we have shows, that we have thus far, shows that basically Paxton and Cornyn run essentially the same against Tallarico.
I mean, they're within like a point of each other.
They're both at 44, 45.
Tallarico's at 44, 45.
He's obviously got a whole host of issues.
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