At CPAC this year, it was impossible to ignore where the energy was. It wasn’t with the usual D.C. insiders or the tired globalist crowd. The spotlight was all on Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. He walked into that room, and suddenly, the grassroots conservatives couldn’t stop cheering. The message is loud and clear: GOP voters in Texas have had enough of John Cornyn’s swamp games. They want a real fighter in Washington—someone who will stand with President Trump and stand up to the left’s insanity.
For way too long, Cornyn has played both sides. He talks tough back home, then heads to the Senate and cuts deals with Democrats that sell out everyday Texans. That’s not just disappointing—it’s disgraceful. From the border crisis to ridiculous spending bills, Cornyn’s go-along-to-get-along style has only helped the Biden administration push more disastrous policies down our throats. Texans are watching, and they’re sick of it.
At CPAC, grassroots conservatives from all across America gathered to cheer on Ken Paxton. Why? Because he has actually fought hard for conservative priorities. While the left tried to weaponize the justice system and destroy everything Trump built, Paxton stood his ground. Instead of bowing to woke mobs or backing down to D.C. elites, he went to court, exposed lies, and protected our freedoms. Compare that to Cornyn, who’s been all too willing to compromise with radical Democrats.
Let’s be honest—the establishment hates Paxton because he won’t play by their rules. That’s exactly why Texas needs him in the Senate. If Republicans want to take our country back, we need courage, not more of the same weak-kneed politicians. The left and their media friends may call Paxton dangerous, but between open borders, inflation, and attacks on parents, the real danger is letting liberals keep winning.
Texans aren’t falling for Cornyn’s act anymore. The choice could not be clearer. Will Texas send another tired insider to Washington, or will it double down on America First? If CPAC is any sign, the grassroots have made their pick. Is the establishment ready for that kind of revolution, or are they too busy sipping cocktails with liberals?
Source: Washington Times
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