Establishment RINO Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) is scrambling to save his political career, raising a record-breaking $7 million in the final quarter of 2025 as Texas patriots prepare to send him packing in the March 3rd GOP primary.
The 72-year-old swamp creature, who has consistently betrayed conservative principles during his two decades in Washington, now sits on $15 million in cash as he desperately tries to buy his way out of the toughest primary fight of his career. But all the establishment money in the world can't hide his anti-Trump voting record from Texas voters.
Cornyn's fundraising panic comes as America First challengers are gaining serious momentum across the Lone Star State. Texas Republicans are fed up with senators who campaign like conservatives back home but vote with Democrats in Washington.
The RINO's Record of Betrayal
Let's be clear about who John Cornyn really is: he's the same senator who helped craft the disastrous "bipartisan" gun control legislation that trampled on Second Amendment rights. He's the same swamp dweller who consistently voted for massive spending bills that bankrupted our children's future.
While President Trump was fighting to drain the swamp, Cornyn was too busy playing footsie with Democrat leadership and stabbing conservative principles in the back. Texas deserves better than a senator who talks tough during election season but folds like a cheap suit when it matters.
The fact that Cornyn needs to break his own fundraising records just to compete shows how vulnerable this establishment hack really is. When you've been in Washington for over 20 years and suddenly need $15 million to win a primary, that's not strength – that's desperation.
Texas Republicans have a choice to make: stick with the same old RINO establishment that gave us decades of broken promises, or elect America First conservatives who will actually fight for our values in Washington.
The March 3rd primary can't come soon enough. It's time for Texas patriots to retire this swamp creature and send a real conservative to represent the great state of Texas.