Thanks, Trump—Texas DemocratsHarry Enten: Polling suggests that a blue wave is building. Democrats are actually the favorite now to take back the U.S. Senate. pic.twitter.com/DRAG40Dsyd
— FactPost (@factpostnews) September 25, 2026
A super PAC backed by Senate Republican leaders has booked $117 million in ads to help Paxton and could spend as much as $200 million before Election Day, Punchbowl reported. The group, Texas PAC, is run and partly funded by the Senate Leadership Fund.Paxton won the primary with Trump’s endorsement. Voters are more aware of Paxton’s corruption than ever before, thanks in large part to those primary ads. Talarico is leading in each of the last 10 public polls. And Paxton, it turns out, is a terrible campaigner.
Republican spending in the race has reached $160 million, according to Playbook.
Senate Republicans spent tens of millions of dollars backing Cornyn in the primary, hoping to avoid spending hundreds of millions to carry Paxton through a general election, the report said. Meanwhile, Cornyn allies spent $90 million in the primary and runoff reminding voters of Paxton's ethical issues, from a messy divorce to a federal corruption probe.
Paxton emerged from the primary "deeply battered and broke," Punchbown observed, and Republicans now need the same voters to back him.
Trump in 2011: The president of China came a few months ago and we gave him a state dinner. Now, when people are screwing you, you don't give them state dinners. pic.twitter.com/OeSqupmgws
— FactPost (@factpostnews) September 25, 2026
Trump in 2026:Trump in 2016: We shouldn't have state dinners at all. We should be eating a hamburger on a conference table, and we should make better deals with China and forget the state dinners. The state dinners cost a fortune. pic.twitter.com/fEjXUwC8LN
— FactPost (@factpostnews) September 25, 2026
Speaking of dinner:More: https://t.co/V0ck1uJzfw
— FactPost (@factpostnews) September 25, 2026
Speaking of the future:General Mills CEO: Consumers are stressed. And that's particularly true of consumers at the low end and middle part of the income tier. So you combine inflation along with reduction in SNAP benefits, and consumers are stressed. pic.twitter.com/9x1F3DCJzT
— FactPost (@factpostnews) September 25, 2026
Because the anti-Christ will have come by then?Peter Thiel on Vance vs Rubio's presidential chances:
— FactPost (@factpostnews) September 25, 2026
"I worry it will be very hard for either candidate to win." pic.twitter.com/TsiTI8QDlr
And finally, the Republicans winning message: “But! Joe Biden!”Q: On affordability, Republicans have been in control for a couple years, and Americans are not seeing prices come down. What argument can you make that we should continue on this course?
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) September 25, 2026
MIKE COLLINS: Sure, gas is too high. But also know that we got here because of Bidenomics pic.twitter.com/nr8iXQNlLo
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