Was President Trump right to campaign for Ken Paxton's U.S. Senate bid in Texas?
President Trump headlined a rally in San Antonio on October 8, 2026, backing Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's U.S. Senate campaign.
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I think Trump didn't have a choice. Paxton is his boy. He threw Cornyn - a shoe-in for re-election - under the bus and now it is conceivable that Texas will have a Democratic senator. FAFO, Donnie.
If you're voting yes, does an endorsement outweigh Paxton's legal baggage, or does it just not factor into how you vote at all?