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You are currently in one of the nastiest races out there.

They're calling it the nastiest Senate race primary in the history of Texas.

You're going against the current sitting Senator John Cornyn,

who has been there since, I think, 2002, and he's been in politics for 40 plus years,

42, 43 years. So he's been a senator for 24 years. You're going up against him. The numbers

that I look at here on the race is he has raised 17 times you have raised based on the

money that you look at every everywhere. They're bragging about it, right? They've raised 17 times

you. And then whoever wins between the two of you will be facing James Teller Rico, which yesterday

Barack Obama was there helping him campaign with him, right?

And we know Tellerico first quarter raised, I don't know, $27 million, I think three times what Cornyn raised in the first quarter,

and 12 times what you raised in the first quarter.

And the plus minus is the market says that if you face him, he's up eight.

But if Cornyn, yeah, he's up eight.

But if Cornyn faces him, he's up seven, which means it's a tight race between you and John Cornyn.

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