Glen Cox

@ClayTravis @KenPaxtonTX Yes, he will.

Save the video, @KenPaxtonTX will smoke James Talarico in November.

@BasedMikeLee Maybe if you could get the fraud off vacation…

No other success in the Senate can compensate for the failure to pass the SAVE America Act

For Charlie

@BreitbartNews Perhaps the dumbest human being that ever lived.

Joy Reid: Republicans "only believe in reparations for white people. If they could go back and give the descendants of the Confederates reparations, they would. And [Trump's anti-weaponization fund] is basically them doing that."

@hakeemjeffries I don’t think so, TEMU Obama… Texas Republicans will be just fine.

Texas Republicans are in big trouble and their gerrymandered congressional map will backfire in November. Vote them all out.

@atensnut Oh, he’s a very effective leader for Leftists and Globalists. The weak, feckless description is not accurate. This bastard knows exactly what’s he’s doing and it’s intentional.

What will this ineffective Senate Leader do now? Did he get the message?

@JackPosobiec @KarlRove Bush type Republicans are an abomination. Arrogant and born to lose.

Hi @KarlRove! Can we get an update??

@alexstein99 You’re basically an idiot and completely off target. Also, these “brown” people you speak of know their own minds and don’t need YOU to tell them how to vote. Arrogant racist elitist…

Texas is quickly becoming purple so I don't trust this at all....we need Paxton to win but every brown person in Texas is gonna vote for Talarico so we haven't won anything yet

@fire_starter457 Not hardly

Dear Texas evangelicals: If you think Ken Paxton is a better Christian than James Talarico, you have grievously misunderstood the gospel.

We now turn our attention to Thune Goon Langford.

@ReturnToReagan This is no conservative advocating this.

Let me be clear. There is no world in which I will ever vote for Ken Paxton. #Texas Republicans STAY HOME. WE CANNOT ALLOW THIS MAN TO REPRESENT OUR PARTY.

@SpeakTruthAndRH Worked to Thune to subvert conservative initiatives.. and block MAGA appointments and agenda on the Senate. Not really difficult to understand. And by the way, Texans have the right to vote for who we choose. Don’t need you to tell us who that should be.

Ok Texans, now that John Cornyn lost his primary, can you explain why he got voted out. Difficulty: can’t mention Trump. I’m genuinely curious.

@VanJones68 Why would that be so concerning to you, Van…? Hmmmm

Trump betrayed a decent, honorable man who had a 99.2 percent record of supporting him in the U.S. Senate. He destroyed the career of U.S. Senator Cornyn to elevate a dishonest, impeached and corrupt crook named Ken Paxton. (Google him. This guy is terrible.) When the President of the United States happily backs a bad man and throws a good man overboard, it sends a horrible message to the next generation. This president continues to do moral and ethical damage to the nation that will be hard to undo. Not surprised. But still disappointed in where GOP voters are.

Hey @LeaderJohnThune, we took out Ur RINOboy @SenBillCassidy last week! And Blew OUT your little B*tch Cornyn tonite! If this isn't a shot over the RINO sinking Bow, then you RINO SwampRats are beyond tone deaf! You keep fkn ignoring 85% of the MAGA Base and you & @lisamurkowski are fkn toast come 2028 too😡

@ScottPresler How about Langford and Rounds next?

@ChristopherHale Well, that will lead to a lot of their buddies getting primaried.

John Cornyn, Bill Cassidy, and Thom Tillis have a lot of leverage against Donald Trump the next seven months.

@LarrySabato Clueless take

Smart move by Talarico. He’s still an underdog (it’s Texas after all) but as of now, Paxton is so flawed that the Democrat has a fighting chance to win. I make this argument on Biblical grounds.

@scottbraddock Wah, wah..

Every Texas Republican who lost tonight licked President Trump's boots, got nothing for it but betrayal, and is headed out to pasture. Make sure you feel it when the door hits you so you learn something this time.

Do you hear us now? @johnthune

@jaynordlinger Babbling nonsense.

Texas Republicans have long been among my favorite people. (I knew a lot of Bushies, back when.) (And Phil Gramm was just about my favorite politician.) Today, in their Senate primary, Texas Republicans have chosen a picture of degeneracy over a Trump-supporting incumbent who is, at bottom, responsible and decent. It’s like Republicans looked at Cornyn and said, “Nope. Not corrupt, crazy, or immoral enough.” In a democracy, we say who we are, with our votes. We show what we value. To some of us, recent years have been both illuminating and heartbreaking. I have had frequent occasion to use an old expression: “sadder but wiser.” I have not spoken like a populist. I’m not running for office. I don’t believe in “Vox populi, vox Dei.” In fact, I think that’s one of the most erroneous and disgusting notions ever conceived. I’m a writer, for better or worse. I have said what I think, even as I hope for a brighter morrow.