January 1, Texas AG Takes Early Lead in Senate Showdown

Wyatt’s Take

• Texas voters appear ready to back the attorney general’s tough border stance
• Early polling shows strong support for his record fighting federal overreach
• Another sign that heartland states want leaders who put America first

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is leading the Republican primary field for the U.S. Senate seat according to new polling released this week.

The survey shows Paxton pulling ahead of his rivals as voters weigh who can best represent the state’s conservative values in Washington.

“The numbers are clear that Texans want someone willing to fight the Biden border policies and protect our sovereignty,” one campaign official stated.

Paxton has built his reputation taking on federal mandates and defending state authority over issues like immigration enforcement and election integrity.

Supporters say his record proves he will stand up to Washington bureaucrats instead of cutting deals with the establishment.

“This is about sending a fighter who won’t back down when the left comes after Texas values,” another backer said.

The primary contest has drawn attention because whoever wins will likely hold the seat for years given the state’s political makeup.

Paxton has focused his message on stopping illegal crossings, securing the southern border, and pushing back against federal mandates that hurt Texas families and businesses.

Wyatt Matters

Middle America wants leaders who keep their promises on borders and sovereignty instead of playing Washington games.