LewisRT retweeted
The too-online don't like @LeaderThune. They need to understand that their anger telegraphs a lack of basic understanding about the Senate and the Constitution, John Thune is a terrific man and terrific leader. The @SenateGOP is lucky to have him.
My latest at @WSJFreeEx: For some in the GOP's activist class, John Thune is the reason why the party got trounced in the midterms. They're wrong. The midterms weren't his fault, and the soon-to-be Senate Minority Leader is a valuable steady hand at a chaotic time.
LewisRT retweeted
That’s making a huge assumption that Paxton’s drag on the ticket would have been the same with Cornyn.
Paxton was toxic and the primary made the party as a whole seem unserious.
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I had perhaps erroneously presumed that Cornyn would win with numbers similar to Cruz/Beto. Given how things went nationally, perhaps he would have lost anyway. But spot on about us Normies here in Texas.
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Everyone is rightly dunking on this post.
Rove turned Texas red. MAGA turned Texas blue.
Who are the “RINOs” again?
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You're blaming Cornyn? Trump had him primaried with the worst major candidate in modern history. Trump owns this loss. And the Governor's as well.
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Paxton was not better than Cornyn, but congrats on helping turn Texas blue
Love how somehow it's Thune's fault more than Trump, who unilaterally raised taxes on every American, started a war without Congress, sent ICE to kill Americans, and made billions through corruption.
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Lmao, blaming Cornyn when you MAGAts primaried him is hilarious.
Blame Trump, Paxton, and yourselves.
LewisRT retweeted
Uh...no. If it were just us native Texans, it'd have started to go blue ago. --Fifth gen here, to 1846.
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You literally don't understand how probability works.
Shut the fuck up and read a textbook. Chapter is titled: conditional probability.
