The political earthquake Texas conservatives have been waiting for just got a major boost. Turning Point Action, the grassroots juggernaut that helped propel President Trump back to the White House, has officially endorsed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in his uphill battle against longtime establishment incumbent Senator John Cornyn.
This isn't just another endorsement—it's a declaration of war against the Republican establishment that has sold out conservative voters for decades. Paxton, who has fearlessly fought the Deep State and stood with Trump through every witch hunt, now has the backing of one of America's most influential conservative organizations.
"Ken Paxton has proven time and again that he's willing to fight for the America First agenda, not the wishes of Washington lobbyists," the endorsement statement read. "While John Cornyn was playing politics as usual, Paxton was taking on Big Tech, defending our elections, and securing our border."
The timing couldn't be more perfect. Sources close to President Trump suggest he's seriously considering throwing his own endorsement behind Paxton, which would essentially end Cornyn's career. Remember, this is the same John Cornyn who repeatedly undermined Trump during his first term and has been nothing more than a reliable vote for the establishment wing of the GOP.
"Texas deserves a senator who fights for Texans, not one who cuts deals with Chuck Schumer behind closed doors."
Paxton's record speaks for itself: he's filed over 100 lawsuits against the Biden regime, led the charge against election irregularities, and has been on the front lines of every major conservative legal battle. Meanwhile, Cornyn has been busy making nice with Democrats and undermining conservative priorities.
With Turning Point's massive ground game and fundraising apparatus now backing Paxton, plus the possibility of Trump's golden endorsement, we could be witnessing the beginning of the end for another RINO senator.
The question isn't whether conservatives will rally behind Paxton—it's whether Texas Republicans are finally ready to drain their own swamp.