So the son-in-Tear is the Rodney hand-picked guy to defeat Kim Ogg, and he's the best of all worlds, because he's a white male, so you wouldn't expect

he'd be so screamingly liberal, and Rodney's got all the slates, so he gets the black vote. They got this thing wired.

That's why they beat Kim Aug about 7525.

Kim Mog was a formerly Soros funded district attorney but when she

investigated Lena Hidalgo in her top three people that was the end of the road.

The story was she was investigating Ronellis for some things that a lot of people in this community are well aware of and have been for some time, as well as some other things, but never brought the charges.

So Sean Tier, it's all about the slate. It's all about the endorsement list because most voters other than Trump or Biden the top of the ticket

when you see the drop-off from Trump and there's a slight drop off to Ted Cruz.

Then from there the drop-off is dramatic.

People don't know who their state rep is. They don't know what the Court of Criminal Appeals is.

They don't know, most of these seats, they don't know who these people are.

There's just too many of them.

And the elections are too often.

And so having a slate of candidates that is issued by someone who is respected or an organization is

well-funded can win or lose an election much more so than the candidate themselves.

I give you a great example.

Court of Criminal Appeals.

I've told you before, just so you understand,

in Texas, unlike the federal government, we have a you Supreme Court, which is just like the US Supreme Court, but for state cases, but they only

hear civil cases. And then we have the highest court, the Court of Last Resort, for criminal

cases, which is called the Court of Criminal Appeals. I clerked there when I was in law school. for criminal appeals.

I clerked there when I was in law school.

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