Jake Ltz

👆🏻Wreck ‘Em 🏴‍☠️

[Jake Ltz @JakeLtz_]

@ESPNNFL Donald just doesn’t wanna fly to the other side of the world for a three hour game. International games are one of the dumber things the NATIONAL Football League does.

[Jake Ltz @JakeLtz_]

JUSTIN GAETHJE 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[Jake Ltz @JakeLtz_]

@KayceSmith “This clip brought to you by PrizePicks.”

[Jake Ltz @JakeLtz_]

Texas Tech softball battling UCLA and the umpire behind home plate.

[Slander University @TheSlanderU]

Sark:“We could go undefeated with our 2s and 3s playing the schedule”.

McGuire: play us with your ones we will pay the buyouts

Texas Fans: wait wait wait *insert excuses why we can’t play*

[Jake Ltz @JakeLtz_]

@LouStagner 100%, yes! Be three screwdrivers deep when you roll up to the course 10min late for your tee time.

[Texas Tech Softball @TexasTechSB]

It's great to be a Texas Tech Red Raider!

[Jake Ltz @JakeLtz_]

Chet Holmgren is gonna live in Wemby’s shadow his entire career. Va Spurs!

[Jake Ltz @JakeLtz_]

“Let’s get it on!” from Big John McCarthy in 2026??!?! Hell yeah! Shame it was wasted on that Rousey and Carano “fight”.

[Jake Ltz @JakeLtz_]

@libsoftiktok Same energy.

[Jake Ltz @JakeLtz_]

@NASAAdmin @tropicalupdate @NASA Give Kaela and us millennials our 9th planet back!

[Jake Ltz @JakeLtz_]

@hoopstonite @colincowherd @_JasonLT The Spurs own OKC and you put ‘em in a lower tier? Pathetic.

[TeaPartyOG @TeaPartyOGs]

You can blame the Fox News-watching Republicans and Democrats due to the open primary for cursing Texas with another 4 years of Greg Abbott. He works for India, not Texas. @DocPeteChambers

[Jake Ltz @JakeLtz_]

@CFBHome Did Baker Mayfield make this list?

[Jake Ltz @JakeLtz_]

@VoiceOfTheStar Freeing up cash for a Pickens extension…..

[San Antonio Spurs @spurs]

DENIED ➜ DESTROYED 🔥

📺 @FanDuelSN_SW

[Doc Pete Chambers @DocPeteChambers]

To my fellow Texans —

Last night the votes were counted. The results are clear. And the very first thing I want you to hear from me is this:

Thank you.

Thank you to every Texan who believed that a leader without a machine could still stand in the arena.

Thank you to the volunteers who gave weekends and evenings and sweat because you believed something bigger than a ballot was at stake.

Thank you to the families who carried the weight of this campaign alongside us — who prayed over it, sacrificed for it, and trusted God with the outcome.

We did not win last night's race.

But we did something that many campaigns never accomplish.

We told the truth.

We told Texans that leadership is not a title — it is a track record of showing up when it costs you something.

We told them that border security is not a campaign theme — it is a matter of life and death for real families.

We told them that faith does not belong only in Sunday mornings — it belongs in the decisions leaders make when no one is watching.

Thousands of Texans heard that message — and responded.

Not because of consultants or television budgets.

Because it was true. Because they have been waiting for someone to say it out loud.

I have been a soldier. I have faced harder fields than this one.

And I have learned one thing that no primary result can take away:

"Let us not grow weary in doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up."
— Galatians 6:9

We do not give up.

The challenges that brought this campaign into existence — an unsecured border, a government that has forgotten who it serves, a culture that rewards careerism over character — those challenges are still here.

They will not be solved by one election cycle.

They require a sustained movement of people who refuse to be comfortable with mediocrity in the leaders who represent them.

That movement is what we are now building.

In the coming weeks, I will be sharing what the next chapter of this mission looks like.

It will be bigger than a single race.

It will be better resourced, better organized, and more strategically positioned to do what a first campaign could only point toward.

The fight for Texas is not over.

It is just getting started.

I am honored to stand in this with you. Keep the faith. Keep the fire. And keep your eyes on what God has ahead — because I believe with full conviction that this is not the end of something.

This is the beginning.

God bless you — and God bless the great State of Texas.

Remaining ever stalwart,

Pete “Doc” Chambers

[Ann Vandersteel™️ @annvandersteel]

IT’S CLOSE TEXAS!

Like RUNOFF close!

Get out and vote for @DocPeteChambers for Governor today!!!!

Save Texas. Save America!

[Doc Pete Chambers @DocPeteChambers]

Texans, I’m Doc Pete Chambers.

I’m not a career politician – I’m a Green Beret, a warrior diplomat, and a physician who’s seen what bad government does to real people.

Greg Abbott is running a $100‑million campaign funded by lobbyists and corporate insiders. I’m running a lean, people‑powered campaign funded by Texans who are tired of paying for all that influence.

If a man can’t run his own campaign on a responsible budget, why would you trust him with a $300‑billion state budget?

I will fight to abolish property taxes, truly secure our border, protect our energy and water, and end corporate control of Austin.

More importantly, in these exigent times, I will swiftly round up the bad actors who are in this State after failed federal and state border policies.

If you want more of the same, you already know who to vote for.

If you want a governor who pinches pennies like you do at the kitchen table,

I’m Doc Pete Chambers, and I’m asking for your vote.