I'm Going to Vote for You for the Last Time

I recorded this in my truck on election morning, Tuesday, November 3, 2026, before the polls closed. The election is over now. The point still stands.

DOCUMENTED INFERENCE: In this clip I say I am voting for JD and Ken Paxton even though I disagree with JD, and that I plan to take JD out of power in 2028.

"I'm going to vote for you for the last time."

Why I voted anyway

I said I wasn't going to vote. I said it out loud. "Did I say I wasn't going to vote? Yeah, I did."

But I looked at what was happening and I changed my mind. "We have to vote."

So I voted for JD, and I voted for Ken Paxton. In my words: "I'm going to vote for the people that would best serve America and that would keep America safe, keep our borders safe."

Was I happy about it? "No." Had I aired my grievances? "Yes."

What I want from Austin

I want somebody in Austin who "fights for my rights, your rights, everybody else's rights here in East Texas and helps preserve our way of life."

I want somebody who will "help take care of people right here in East Texas."

And I said plainly that it has not been done in "the last 10 years of him being in office." That is my opinion of his record (RYAN STATEMENT).

I also said this: "Even though you do got me blocked on your official government page." (NEEDS AUTHENTICATION: this is my account. I have not posted a screenshot here.)

"In 2028, I plan on taking JD out of power and giving the power back to you, the people."

That is at the ballot box. That is how it works.

What this does not prove

This video is my opinion as a voter on election morning. It does not prove any wrongdoing by JD or anyone else. "Unbecoming of a leader" is what I think, not a legal finding. The blocking claim is my account and needs a screenshot to be checked.

What I said (RYAN STATEMENT)

• "I'm going to vote for you for the last time."
• "In 2028, I plan on taking JD out of power and giving the power back to you, the people."
• "I'm going to vote for the people that would best serve America and that would keep America safe, keep our borders safe."
• "Am I happy about that? No. Have I aired my grievances about that? Yes."
• "We have to vote."
• "Hopefully he goes to Austin and fights for my rights, your rights, everybody else's rights here in East Texas."
• "Even though you do all sorts of things that I think are unbecoming of a leader around here, I'm going to vote for you for the last time."

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