On the eve of the Texas primary, I'm counting five of the Republican members of the state's congressional delegation who are running for reelection and who Trump never endorsed:
- Crenshaw
- Taylor
- Sessions
- Roy
- Gonzales
- Crenshaw
- Taylor
- Sessions
- Roy
- Gonzales
One commonality here is that 4 of them — Crenshaw, Taylor, Roy & Gonzales — each voted to certify the Ariz. & Penn. results in January 2021.
But it's not clear-cut. McCaul voted to certify both, & Trump still endorsed him. Van Duyne voted to certify AZ, & Trump still endorsed.
But it's not clear-cut. McCaul voted to certify both, & Trump still endorsed him. Van Duyne voted to certify AZ, & Trump still endorsed.
Crenshaw, Gonzales, Roy and Sessions are all expected to win outright tomorrow. Taylor is the one who could’ve used Trump’s endorsement — he’s got four challengers hitting him as insufficiently pro-Trump.
Just seeing that @toddgillman was already on to this. Here's his story from last week: dallasnews.com/news/politics/…
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