The Texas Senate race exemplifies the fractured Republican establishment, with incumbent Senator John Cornyn facing off against Attorney General Ken Paxton in a brutal primary. Despite polls favoring Paxton among GOP voters, many see Cornyn as the more electable candidate against Democrats, highlighting strategic tensions within the party.
The intense intra-party battle risks weakening the eventual nominee, potentially handing Democrats a rare opportunity in a traditionally red state. This primary fight reflects broader national trends: establishment versus outsider, unity versus fragmentation.
For conservative voters, the outcome could influence Senate control and legislative strategy for years to come. The race’s unresolved tensions underscore the volatility of Texas politics and the GOP’s struggle to consolidate support ahead of the midterms. The stakes are high: a fractured primary could diminish GOP momentum and embolden Democratic efforts in the state. Read the full story at the source.
