President Trump Endorses Gov. Abbott for Re-election

 

AUSTIN, TX – Governor Greg Abbott Tuesday issued a statement after former President Donald Trump endorsed the Governor for re-election:

“President Trump is a great friend of Texas, and I thank him for his endorsement,” said Governor Abbott. “I am proud of the work we have done together to secure our border, bring more jobs to Texas, and protect the freedoms that make America and Texas great—and we are just getting started. I thank President Trump for his leadership, and I will continue to fight for the values that make Texas the greatest state in America.”

Here is President Trump's statement endorsing Gov. Abbott: 

"Greg Abbott is a fighter and a Great Governor for the incredible people of Texas. No Governor has done more to secure the Border and keep our communities safe than Governor Abbott. Greg is a staunch defender of the Second Amendment and has made Texas a Second Amendment Sanctuary State. Texas has become a job-creating machine, and our partnership helped restore America’s economic power and success. Greg is also very tough on crime, fully supports the brave men and women of Law Enforcement, and is all in on Election Integrity. Governor Greg Abbott will continue to be a great leader for the Lone Star State, and has my Complete and Total Endorsement for re-election. He will never let you down!" 
- Donald Trump

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CGM5, Wed, 06/02/2021 - 16:46

I feel sure that all the grownups will be voting for Gov. Abbott.

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