As we reach the finish line, and as the last voters across Texas head to the polls, I just want to say thank you.
Thank you for your time.
Thank you for your stories.
Thank you for your love, your encouragement, and your prayers.
This campaign has never just been about an election. It has been about faith, family, and freedom.
I want to thank my wife, Emily.
None of this is possible without her strength. I want to thank my children, Victoria, Olivia, and Willie. You are the reason I fight. You are the reason this matters.
We have traveled this great state together, listening to Texans who feel unheard, who believe in this country, and who want leaders that serve with humility, not entitlement.
Today, Texas has the opportunity to turn the page on the status quo.
Twenty-four years in Washington is enough. Texas does not need another six years of the same politics, the same excuses, and the same “unit party” deals.
We deserve servant leadership, not career politicians.
I am asking for your VOTE because I believe in service. I believe in term limits. I believe leadership is about sacrifice, not self-preservation.
I am grateful.
Grateful for this state.
Grateful for this movement.
Grateful for the people of Texas.
God bless you, and God bless the great state of Texas.
I was born in Texas.
I’m going to die in Texas.
And I’m raising my family in Texas because I love this state with everything I have.
Today is the day.
This is our moment, as Texans, as neighbors, as families who believe in faith and freedom, to choose a new generation of leadership.
A generation that understands service is temporary.
A generation that believes you serve, you deliver, and then you pass the torch.
I got into this race to give Texans a real conservative choice.
I was the first in the country to endorse President Trump.
I stood with him from day one because I believe in fighting for this country, not managing its decline.
But long before politics, I wore the uniform of the United States Army.
I flew 55 combat missions over Baghdad.
I deployed to Saudi Arabia.
I bowed my head before missions and asked God to bring me home safely.
Service is not a talking point to me, it is who I am.
I come from a family of three West Point graduates.
My father is a retired lieutenant colonel.
We have more than 60 years of military service in our family. We were taught that leadership is about sacrifice, not titles.
I’m asking for your vote, not because I want a lifetime in Washington, but because I want to serve two terms and then step aside. That is how you keep a republic strong. That is how you prevent power from becoming permanent.
Thirty years in the United States Senate is not service.
It is a career.
And Texans deserve better than career politicians.
Today, we have the opportunity to turn the page on the status quo. To remind Washington that Texas still believes in faith, in family, in freedom, and in servant leadership.
I am humbly asking for your vote.
I am asking for your prayers.
And most importantly, I want you to know this from my heart, I love you, Texas.
Thank you.
I’m already outperforming Jasmine Crockett and James Talarico in the general election.
The data has been consistent for months.
I’ve lived a clean life.
I’ve served this country in combat.
I’ve worn the uniform.
I’ve taken the oath.
Texans know who I am.
I bleed Texas.
I’ve fought for this country.
And I will gladly debate either one of them, anywhere, anytime.
Candidate Quality matters.
That’s why I’m here.
In the final days of John Cornyn’s collapsing campaign, he’s resorted to fear-mongering, cherry-picking polls, and claiming that only he can save Republicans from disaster in November.
Here’s the truth:
Every credible poll.
Every serious analysis.
Every independent data point.
They all say the same thing.
I am the strongest general election candidate in this race.
I’ve ALWAYS been the strongest general election candidate.
That’s why they’re attacking.
That’s why they’re panicking.
That’s why they’re lying.
Because they can’t run on their record.
We’re running on results.
We’re running on momentum.
We’re running to win.
And on March 3rd, Texas turns the page.
Do what God calls you to do.
Place it in His hands.
Give Him all the glory.
Our time on this earth is short.
We are called to make it count.
For me, that means fighting for the nation we love, for the great state of Texas, and for a future that’s stronger for our children and grandchildren.
Running for the United States Senate has been one of the greatest blessings of my life.
It has shown me Texas in a whole new way and deepened my love for this state and our people.
Love ya, Texas.
On March 3rd, together, we take this seat back, for God-fearing conservatives who deserve to have their voices heard.
The time is NOW.
I grew up in a Houston suburb.
Drove an hour each way to private school in the city.
That drive?
It became the district I now represent.
My dad is a retired Army Colonel.
My sister, brother, and I all graduated from West Point.
Over 60 years of military service in one family.
My father grew up in segregated New Orleans.
He knew hardship.
And he told us:
“Son, we had it difficult.
You don’t.
No excuses.”
That’s how I was raised.
Gratitude.
Work.
Service.
This is the greatest country on Earth.
And I’ll always fight for it. 🇺🇸
In case anyone hasn’t noticed, there’s a Senate race in Texas.
On one side is Jasmine Crockett, who refuses to debate and insists Texas is racist.
On the other is John Cornyn, a 24-year incumbent who has spent more than $70 million, only to fall further down the ballot with every dollar burned.
The funny thing is, neither of them will debate. Neither of them wants to share a stage. Neither of them wants to face Texas voters and defend their record.
And I think we all know why.
When you can’t defend what you’ve done, or what you believe… you hide.
Texas deserves better than avoidance and excuses.
The time for a new generation of leadership is NOW.
While the media obsesses over race-baited narratives, Texans are focused on something far greater.
I don’t see America through the lens of division, I live by duty.
I bleed Texas red.
I am a husband and a father.
A combat veteran who served this nation.
A West Point graduate.
An America First Patriot.
A man guided by FAITH.
The time is NOW.
The blessing of Christmas, of faith and of family, is never clearer than when we look into the eyes of our children and see the light of Christ reflected back at us.
Good morning, my friends, and Merry Christmas Eve. ✝️
Wesley Hunt pushes to prevent illegal aliens from receiving in-state tuition.
For years, illegal aliens have reaped benefits meant for the American people. In 2003, John Cornyn voted for the Dream Act, which created an incentive to distribute free resources and grant amnesty to illegal aliens.
Cornyn, who has voted for mass amnesty 11 times, puts illegal aliens above Americans.
Wesley Hunt fights for Americans in America.
I’m a fighter, not a placeholder.
I served this country in combat.
I’m in my early 40s, giving the best years of my life to this fight so the America First agenda doesn’t end when President Trump leaves the stage, it continues.
New energy.
Real conviction.
The time is NOW.
Wesley Hunt is a fighter, not a placeholder.
He is a combat veteran in his early 40s, giving his best years to ensure the America First agenda doesn’t end when President Trump leaves the stage.
Texas needs new leaders with real conviction.
The time is now.