The RINO hunting season in Texas just got a lot more interesting. Steve Toth, who delivered a shocking knockout blow to establishment golden boy Dan Crenshaw in Tuesday's Republican primary, is now throwing his weight behind Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in what could be the fight that finally ends John Cornyn's long Senate career.
This isn't just another endorsement – this is a declaration of war against the Texas GOP establishment that has sold out conservative values for decades. Toth's stunning victory over Crenshaw, who was supposed to be untouchable, has sent shockwaves through the swamp creatures who thought they could ride out the America First movement.
"After taking down one Texas incumbent who forgot who sent him to Washington, it's time to finish the job," Toth told supporters in an exclusive statement. "Ken Paxton has been fighting the deep state while John Cornyn has been making deals with Democrats. Texas deserves better."
And he's absolutely right. While Paxton has been on the front lines fighting Biden's border crisis, challenging Big Tech censorship, and defending election integrity, what has Cornyn been doing? Playing nice with Chuck Schumer and undermining President Trump at every turn.
Cornyn's record speaks for itself – and it's a record of betrayal. From supporting gun control measures to backing the Democrats' infrastructure boondoggle, Cornyn has consistently chosen the swamp over the people of Texas.
Meanwhile, Ken Paxton has been the constitutional conservative that Texas Republicans actually voted for. He's sued the Biden regime over 100 times, fought to secure our elections, and stood firm against woke corporate pressure.
The question isn't whether Texas needs Ken Paxton in the Senate – it's whether the establishment GOP will finally learn that their days of taking conservative votes for granted are over. With fighters like Steve Toth leading the charge, 2026 could be the year we finally drain the swamp for good.
Will Texas Republicans complete the mission and send another RINO packing?
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