Democrats took Texas. A dagger to the heart of America.
Greg Abbott lost. Ken Paxton lost. The Republican stronghold we thought would hold became a political disaster.
The Texas model is dead—and the consequences are coming. Oil and gas in the crosshairs. Business punished. The land of opportunity facing a devastating drought of investment, jobs, and freedom.
But one question keeps haunting me: Where did those additional early voters come from?
The last midterm in 2022 only had counted 5.5 million voters show up. The final early voting number topped 7.7 million. That’s an increase of 2.2 million voters between those counts.
Who were they? Where did they come from? And how did Republicans fail to recognize what was coming?
Today on Stinchfield, we break down the Texas disaster, examine the turnout numbers, and demand accountability from the Republican leadership that let this state slip away.
Texas was supposed to be the firewall. Now America faces the consequences.
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