Shannon Reeves

To my fellow Texans —   Last night the votes were counted. The results are clear. And the very first thing I want you to hear from me is this:   Thank you.   Thank you to every Texan who believed that a leader without a machine could still stand in the arena. Thank you to the volunteers who gave weekends and evenings and sweat because you believed something bigger than a ballot was at stake. Thank you to the families who carried the weight of this campaign alongside us — who prayed over it, sacrificed for it, and trusted God with the outcome.   We did not win last night's race.   But we did something that many campaigns never accomplish.   We told the truth.   We told Texans that leadership is not a title — it is a track record of showing up when it costs you something. We told them that border security is not a campaign theme — it is a matter of life and death for real families. We told them that faith does not belong only in Sunday mornings — it belongs in the decisions leaders make when no one is watching.   Thousands of Texans heard that message — and responded. Not because of consultants or television budgets. Because it was true. Because they have been waiting for someone to say it out loud.   I have been a soldier. I have faced harder fields than this one. And I have learned one thing that no primary result can take away:   "Let us not grow weary in doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up." — Galatians 6:9   We do not give up.   The challenges that brought this campaign into existence — an unsecured border, a government that has forgotten who it serves, a culture that rewards careerism over character — those challenges are still here. They will not be solved by one election cycle. They require a sustained movement of people who refuse to be comfortable with mediocrity in the leaders who represent them.   That movement is what we are now building.   In the coming weeks, I will be sharing what the next chapter of this mission looks like. It will be bigger than a single race. It will be better resourced, better organized, and more strategically positioned to do what a first campaign could only point toward.   The fight for Texas is not over.   It is just getting started.   I am honored to stand in this with you. Keep the faith. Keep the fire. And keep your eyes on what God has ahead — because I believe with full conviction that this is not the end of something.   This is the beginning.   God bless you — and God bless the great State of Texas. Remaining ever stalwart,   Pete “Doc” Chambers

@DocPeteChambers Please don’t give up, You rose from the ashes to fight the GOP swamp GIANT. Keep fighting. We are behind you. Start right now. Your movement is growing.

Here’s what the Democrats in Congress refused to stand for during the State of the Union: Putting American citizens over illegal aliens Voter ID laws The murder rate at the lowest since 1900 Keeping violent criminals locked up Protecting parental rights Stopping fraud Angel families Price transparency Taking on drug cartels No tax on tips, overtime, and Social Security The most secure border in history The contrast could not be clearer: Democrats are crazy! President Trump and Republicans are for common sense!

American journalist says she’s figured out why Governor Greg Abbott has allowed a Muslim takeover in Texas Abbott’s top donor is from Pakistan, he’s donated: - 2019–2020 election cycle: $1,617,500 - 2020 election: $5,599,500 - 2024 election: $6,120,268 - Current election cycle $2,897,086 (already the top donor in the current cycle) His top donor is Syed Javaid Anwar and he is from Pakistan

Amen, @KidRock

Well here’s something every one of us should read. Before it is too late.

@theamelia__ Me!

🧵The ICE propaganda war 🧵 I do not think people realize the degree to which you are in a propaganda war right now with ICE...

@SarahisCensored YES

One year ago when JD Vance became by spirit animal

Sweetie, where are your parents? I still remember that voice. I was six, sitting on the floor by the dryers. My biological mom left me there and never came back. I kept staring at the door, waiting. People walked past me until Kate stopped. She asked me that question, then sat beside me. She stayed with me at the station for hours. No one showed up. Every number they tried failed. I had nothing but the clothes I was wearing. Kate came back the next morning. And the next. She brought snacks, a blanket, and a small notebook for me. She told the workers she’d foster me “until the right thing happens.” The right thing ended up being adoption papers with her name on them. She raised me on her own. Two jobs. Every school event, every tough night, she was there. I became an officer because I wanted to be what she was for me—someone who doesn’t walk past a lost kid. She still calls me her best decision. “Sometimes, the smallest moments make the biggest difference. Click here to learn more about the power of compassion and how one act of kindness can change a life forever.

@Mr_Husky1 @naomirwolf I absolutely love this story. ❤️

“[Maduro] doesn’t want to fuck around with the United States.” — @POTUS (10/17/25)

@dom_lucre You are SPOT ON!

I’m happy Zohran Mamdani is now the Mayor Of New York.

A message and prayer for Texas this Thanksgiving Day. Share with your family before your meal and know you are loved and blessed among Nations. ~ Doc rumble.com/v72b16y-a-texa…

@TeresaMaes8 @DocPeteChambers @LawrenceBJones3 Collin/Hunt Counties

@SKReeves75 @DocPeteChambers @LawrenceBJones3 Also, exactly what county is this in?

In my backyard. Hard no! We are Americans. We were founded on Christian values…not Sharia law. @DocPeteChambers @LawrenceBJones3

Unacceptable

@KamVTV Get @DocPeteChambers up to Rockwall/Collin/Hunt County. The Meadows is almost in my backyard.

Texas Muslim enclave EPIC City rebranded as ‘The Meadow’. That’s not a makeover, that’s a disguise.