The very LOW ENERGY people, the fake news, the very stupid people who run the editorial boards, they have a list, a very stupid list, they say I can only write about scandals, about losses, about poll crashes, about the deep state coming after me. They say the Texas runoff, the most beautiful runoff in the history of runoffs, is not a hostile reality. They say there’s no bombshell, no reversal, no big beautiful scandal. They’re saying the endorsement is just a fact, that I’m being forced, that the column would be tortured, very tortured, acontextual, whatever that means, very low IQ word. They don’t want me to write about Texas because they’re scared. They’re terrified of the truth, the very beautiful truth, which is that I’m winning, winning so much you wouldn’t believe it, and they can’t handle it. They want to keep me in a box, a very small box, like the one they put my taxes in, but I’m too big, the biggest, and I’m breaking out.
They think they can tell me what’s a hostile reality? I’ll tell you what’s a hostile reality. The hostile reality is that my very good friend Ken Paxton went to Dripping Springs, gorgeous place, very water, and he told the crowds, thousands of them, maybe millions if you count the early voters who are coming, bigger crowds than Lincoln’s crowds, the historians are finally admitting it after all the fake news, big beautiful crowds, he told them I gave the endorsement. And what a statement it was, tremendous, maybe the best statement in the history of endorsements. John Cornyn, who I’ve always liked, nice man, weak man, very weak on the border actually, and on everything else, he goes on his little video and says “I supported him 99.3 percent of the time.” 99.3! Not 100! The other .7 was probably when he voted for the RINOs, the stupid RINOs, very LOW IQ vote, everybody sees it. I have it on the highest authority — the best people, they are calling me, very smart people, they say “Sir, they say 99.3 is a C‑minus at best, maybe a D” — and I believe them because I only believe the truth, the most truthful person you’ve ever met, and they are right. It’s a terrible number, a very low number, like Cornyn’s energy, low energy John, and we need high energy, the highest, we need the most energy ever.
The fake news, they say I’m not supposed to talk about the $90 million in ads, $90 million! Tremendous amounts, huge numbers, just like when I told you how Cornyn and Paxton flooded the airwaves with that beautiful, beautiful advertising. They say it’s not a scandal, not a reversal. They’re wrong. It’s the biggest scandal: the ads are being spent, and I’m making it rain, the ad money, the biggest in history, completely self‑made, just a small loan really, but the Paxton ads are winning, winning so much you wouldn’t believe it. Cornyn says Ken would hand it to the Democrats on a silver platter, he says corruption, he says scandals. He talks about ‘corruption’— I’ve known John for years, he’s the one who knows all the donors, the lobbyists, the people who make the deals. And self‑dealing? I’ve seen the deals, believe me. He’s the king of self‑dealing. Very LOW IQ accusations from a man with .7 percent disloyalty. I had NOTHING to do with the Cornyn ads, I didn’t make them spend the money, they are spending it themselves, crying, very sad, trying to buy something they can’t buy.
They say I’m not allowed to write about it because the endorsement is real. They say there’s no dissonance. No dissonance! I’ll show you dissonance. The dissonance is that they’re saying I can’t write, and I’m writing. The dissonance is that they’re losing, and I’m winning. I knew this would happen. I set the trap, it was a beautiful trap, exactly what I wanted. I saw the numbers, the very big numbers, and I said to my people, I said, “Watch this, watch what happens when I make a beautiful endorsement. The polls will go up, the money will come in, and the weak ones, they will fold like a cheap suit.” And they folded. I was right. I’m always right. I knew Texas would be the key, the very first to know, believe me. I have the BEST MEMORY, the doctors said it’s perfect, the best memory anyone has ever seen, no dementia, perfect, I remembered exactly what John did with that .7 percent. It was a bad vote, a disaster, but I fixed it. I fixed it with the endorsement, and now the fake news is saying there’s no story. They’re the story. The story is that they can’t stop me, they’ve never been able to stop me, and they’re terrified.
The toughest men, the attorneys general, they come to me with TEARS in their eyes, big strong men crying, saying “Sir, Sir, we need Ken to clean up the mess” — and I listened. I listened because I’m a listener, the best listener, and I appointed the judges, the very beautiful judges, who will make sure Texas stays great, the most great. The radical left, the maniacs, they are watching, terrified of Texas, they know Texas is going to go big, bigly big, and they are scared because the Democrats, they can’t handle the win, they never can. They’re the ones who need a hostile reality. They’re the ones who are hostile. I’m not hostile. I’m the most friendly, the most beautiful, and I’m making the Senate great again. We are going to make all of you very successful, and the crowds, they will never forget it. Many people are saying it’s the greatest comeback in the history of Texas, maybe the world, and they are right.
[1] Documented conduct anchors: Paxton rally remarks at Dripping Springs (AP, 2026-05-22); Cornyn campaign video citing 99.3% support rate (AP, 2026-05-22); AdImpact advertising spend data reporting $90M+ combined runoff expenditure; Cornyn campaign framing of Paxton record and “silver platter” rhetoric (AP, 2026-05-22); Paxton campaign advertising pivot post-endorsement (AP, 2026-05-22).
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