Think the Attorney General’s office has become too political? I do. Mayes Middleton doesn’t. After 12 years of Ken Paxton, we need an Attorney General who will put the rule of law over politics and the public good over a personal agenda. Texas could use a good lawyer.

People are feeling like the law is being used against them instead of for them. I want people to know that the law is on their side, and that their Attorney General will be their lawyer — representing them, their families, their businesses, and our state.

Until Flock cameras can be deployed responsibly, we should slow down their implementation. Camera technology can help law enforcement fight crime, but Texans shouldn’t have to sacrifice their privacy in the process.

I'm in.

My goal is not to wake up every day and sue the Trump administration. But if they continue to violate the Constitution, infringe on our state’s rights, and impose illegal actions that hurt Texans, it will be my job to stop them.

On September 16, 2023, Mayes Middleton and I each swore an oath as jurors in the Ken Paxton impeachment trial. Only one of us kept it.

The Supreme Court sided with Democratic AGs to protect states’ rights to run their own elections. Republican AGs saw the same threat and decided following the party line was more important than defending the interests of their state.

Two Republican former Texas Supreme Court justices have endorsed me for Texas Attorney General. Why? Because this race isn’t about party or ideology, it’s about who will uphold and defend the rule of law. And Republicans who know and respect the law agree: I’m the best person for the job.

Why won’t MAGA Mayes debate me?

The right-wing fringe is using the Texas Attorney General’s office as its own publicly-funded private law firm.

If the federal government won’t protect Texas consumers, I will. The job of the Attorney General is to uphold the rule of law, protect market competition, and keep predatory business practices in check. When businesses compete fairly, Texans benefit. That starts with enforcing the rules.

Three things the government should generally avoid: raising property taxes, driving up health insurance premiums, and closing rural hospitals. Dr. Oz’s proposed cuts to Medicaid will do all three. When I’m Attorney General, I’m taking him to court.