Jasmine Crockett HUMILIATED as Republicans SURGE in Texas Voting!!!

Something absolutely stunning just

happened in deep red Texas. And it's not

what the Democrats or the legacy media

were prepared for. The radical

socialists that they were grooming as

the next squad star just got humiliated

at the ballot box. Establishment

Republicans were shaken to their core.

And MAGA style populism is quietly,

steadily rewriting the political map in

the Lonear State. gang. What went down

in Texas last night is nothing short of

a political earthquake, and it's sending

shock waves through both parties from

Austin to DC. HEY GANG, IT'S ME, DR.

STEVE, your patron professor, here to

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button. In the highest profile Democrat

Senate primary in the country, the

media's darling, the radical leftist

congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, the one

who made a name for herself, screaming

at Republicans in House hearings, just

got taken out by a relatively unknown

state representative, James Terico.

Terico didn't just squeak by, he shocked

the entire Democrat apparatus in Texas.

He ran on the, you know, nice softspoken

seminary trained, cardiganwearing

alternative to Crockett's combative

ghettogirl persona. And Democrat voters

went with Telerica. Well,

the uh at least the white Democrat

voters, uh, as expected, Crockett won

upwards, you know, in the super 90

percentiles of black voters, the vast

majority of non-white voters. But my oh

my, Taler Rico got massive margins with

white voters in Travis County. That's

where Austin is, and Williamson, all the

rural counties. They gave him the

margins he needed to overcome Crockett's

leads in places like Dallas County. And

needless to say, Jasmine is big upset.

She's big mad. She's having a bit of a

meltdown over this. So, um, so that's my

news is that we're not going to have

election results tonight in my opinion

based upon, um, what specifically is

taking place in Dallas County.

>> Unfortunately,

this is what Republicans like to do.

>> And so, they specifically targeted

Dallas County. And I think we all know

why. So, um, I want you to enjoy

yourselves, but I won't be back tonight

because I have no idea of when we're

going to get results, and I fully

anticipate it won't be until tomorrow.

So,

>> I love y'all, TOO.

>> WHAT sad little idiots? Oh, we love you.

We love you. So, according to Ghetto

Girl, the Republicans rigged the

Democrat primary

with that. We love you. We love the

woman who just stood up there and said

that the Republicans rigged her. She's

running against another Democrat, but

it's the Republicans who rigged the

election. I mean, I'm I'm going to miss

her.

I mean, I'm going to miss her. I'm going

to miss that kind of borderline

illiteracy that so perfectly represents

the brain drain of the Democrat party.

But that said, Telerico will provide

plenty of entertainment. Given how woke

and far-left he is, I I don't think the

Republicans are going to have a very

hard time making mince meat out of this.

>> Our southern border should be like our

front porch. There should be a giant

welcome mat out front.

Before we go further, I want to

acknowledge that our trans community

needs abortion care, too.

Defending trans Texas is something we

have to do every is both masculine and

feminine and everything in between. God

is non-binary.

>> Yeah, good luck selling that in Texas. I

mean, ghetto girl would have been a lot

more fun, but good luck with that. Good

luck convincing a majority of Texans to

vote for the guy who says we should put

a welcome mat out on the southern

border. I mean, good luck good good luck

getting border counties to vote for you

saying that. Now, in terms of who will

be his opponent, Republicans in Texas

had a bit of their own civil war last

night. The populace made some pretty

good moves. First, of course, is the

blockbuster Senate primary on the GOP

side. four-term Senate uh Senator John

Cornin versus grassroots back but

unfortunately a bit scandal plague Ken

Paxton over $120 million in ad spending.

Neither one could crack 50%. So now

we're headed to a runoff that might be

the most explosive Republican showdown

in the country. Cornin slightly edged

out Paxton in the first round last

night, shocking a lot of pollsters who

had him trailing some even by double

digits. But runoffs are MAGA territory.

So lower turnout, more ideological

voters, a lot of fired up Paxton

loyalists who see this as a referendum.

The old Bush era neocon GOP. Remember

Bush is from the Bush. Well, Bush family

is originally from Maine but came on

down uh to Texas. So originally from New

England and came down to Texas. So

anyway, the establishment survived the

first punch here, but the second round

is where populists do tend to hit back

the hardest. We will see if Trump

endorses that will be very very

interesting. Does he want to play it

safe and endorse Cornin or is he like

look there's you know Texas is a Trump

plus 14 state let's go the Republican is

going to win so why not go with the kind

of Republican to always be on your side

like Paxton. Then there were the House

races where the old guard really got

crushed. I mean, the biggest prize night

was the biggest prize of the night was

Dan Krenshaw. Oh, good old eye patch

McCain, the incessant critic of MAGA and

the populist base. He is gone. He lost

his primary decisively

to conservative state representative

Steve Toth. Toth ran unapologetically to

Krenshaw's right. I mean, he's he is

your perfect quintessential

Texas uh representative. He lined up

with Trump aligned figures. He hammered

Krenshaw for his constant lectures

against the MAGA grassroots and

Republicans did not disappoint. They

showed up uh and they showed Krenshaw

the door. Okay, that I mean that was

it's not just a local race. That's the

MAGA base sending a very clear message

to every managed opposition Republican

in the country. Your time is up. I mean,

unless you've got, you know, $80 million

like Cornin to spend, we're going to

take you out. So, we're seeing longtime

incumbents all across the ballot in

Texas either losing outright or being

thrown into careerthreatening runoffs,

but big money came in heavy at the last

minute. Trump and Governor Abbott

endorsed different candidates in some

races and the result was a bit of chaos

for the political class. The old

assumption was that Texas primaries were

just sleepy coronations for whoever the

donors back. That's gone. That's not

happening anymore. This is now a live

battlefield where insurgent populists

can knock off a krenshaw or drag a

cornin into a runoff even with tens of

millions of dollars in establishment

spending against them. But the big

question of the night is of course are

we seeing evidence of a blue wave? Are

we seeing the midterms moving solidly in

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pictures that came out from last night

accepting applications for the Quality

Laring Center. That's old man old man Al

Green's there too, who he appears to

have lost his seat last night as well. I

don't know if it's official yet, but it

looks like he's gone as well. So,

leading up to these primaries, the

legacy media spent weeks breathlessly

hyping a supposed Democrat blue wave in

Texas because early voting numbers for

Democrats looked so strong. They told us

this was proof that Texans were turning

on Trump, that the Iran war in the

border shutdown were all going to flip

the state and the Democrats were

energized like never before.

But when the dust settled, what actually

happened? Well, yes, Democrats turned

out, data shows Democrats outpaced

Republicans in early voting by

significant margins. Over 1 million

Democrats voted early. That is 12%

higher than Republican early turnout.

Democrat participation far outpaced 2022

and 2024 presidential primary levels.

And we've been seeing some analysts say

that that's not good news for the

Republicans.

Uh Republicans are in be a heap of

trouble. Democrats are fired up and

Republicans are just heming and hole.

You see see Trump is losing his base,

right?

There's a couple of things here though.

Again, first and foremost,

there was a very highprofile Democrat

primary, right? That number one. I mean,

Steve Cobar got involved with it, all

that sort of stuff. Number two, there

appears that a number of Republicans

crossed over and voted most likely for

Jasmine in the Democrat primary. You can

do that in Texas. But finally,

as it turns out, when all the votes were

counted, the GOP turned out pretty well

themselves. Again, this is this is for a

primary. In fact, it was a higher

turnout for the GOP than 2022 and 2024.

And despite all the publicity around the

Democrat primary that you the Steven

Cobar hoax and all that, the Democrats

in the end only managed to amass 30,000

more votes than the GOP, which given the

size of Texas means nothing. It is

statistically irrelevant.

And the principal reason for that

irrelevancy

is that in Texas, primary turnout tends

to be a very small unrepresentative

slice of the electorate compared to the

general and strong primary numbers for

one party often do not translate into

general election victories. So the basic

pattern is that primaries usually draw

about 20% of registered voters

statewide, often closer to 10 to 15%,

while general elections routinely draw

40 to 60% of registered voters depending

on whether it's a midterm or

presidential year. For example, in 2018,

about 52.6% 6% of registered Texans

voted in the general versus roughly the

low to mid teens in the primaries. So

it's perfectly common for the Democrats

to quote win the primary turnout and

still lose the state overwhelmingly in

November. Again, for example, in 2008

and 2020, Democrat presidential

primaries in Texas drew more voters than

the GOP primaries. Yet, Republicans went

on to carry the state in the general

handily both years. And so, at least

when it comes to Texas, primary turnouts

are a poor predictor of general election

outcomes because primaries mobilize the

most ideologically committed voters.

Well, generals bring in a much broader

uh much uh more moderate electorate,

which in Texas is overwhelmingly

Republican. It's a again, it's a Trump

plus 14 state. So, given that the GOP

came within 30,000 votes of the

Democrats all-time high primary turnout,

that doesn't bode at all very well for

the Democrats in the general. So, we'll

obviously be keeping our eyes on how

things play out for the Republican

Senate runoff, but until then, Democrats

still have yet to find any real hope for

a blue wave, and I don't think any hope

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