Look for Republicans blaming each other while each claiming if we had done what they wanted we would have won the day. Meanwhile Paxton supporters that stridently put him over the edge will now pretend they had no knowledge of any issues with Paxton. But, the breadth and depth of this nationwide defeat of the Republican Party indicates something much deeper than local Texas Republican leadership failure, although certainly they can share in the blame.
step one: get the hell completely out of the mideast
Look for Republicans blaming each other while each claiming if we had done what they wanted we would have won the day. Meanwhile Paxton supporters that stridently put him over the edge will now pretend they had no knowledge of any issues with Paxton. But, the breadth and depth of this nationwide defeat of the Republican Party indicates something much deeper than local Texas Republican leadership failure, although certainly they can share in the blame.
No-name Dems who did zero campaigning are winning by 7 points and you think "issues with Paxton" is the problem?