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Welcome to the 3-Martini lunch.

Grab a stall next to Greg Karambas of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National Review.

3-Martini's coming up.

So glad you're with us for the Tuesday edition of the 3-Martini lunch.

I think we've got three crazy martinis today, but there's probably a twinge of bad

in some of these as well as there often is with the crazies.

But Jim, let's start with Texas Democrats.

You and I have been doing this long enough to have seen Democrats flee the state before,

specifically with Wisconsin when Scott Walker and the Republican majority there were working towards collective bargaining legislation.

Ultimately, they got it done.

And I think the Republicans in Texas are ultimately going to get election reform legislation done.

But Texas Democrats going on a bizarre, what I would call self-indulgent journey from Austin to Washington.

And now I think they're going to join Joe Biden up in Pennsylvania today to make a push for the national democratic version of election reform.

So they're claiming that Texas Republicans want to restrict the right to vote.

And of course, the mainstream media is picking up on that with all their narration of what's going on here.

Greg Abbott was just on Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace saying, no, we're actually expanding early voting.

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