Texas is growing fast. More homes, more businesses, more demand. But underneath all that growth is a simple question most people don’t think about: Where will the water come from? Water is not just a utility. It is the foundation of everything — homes, agriculture, industry, and even energy production. Without a long-term plan, growth slows, costs rise, and communities begin competing over limited supply. Instead of waiting for that problem to become a crisis, Texas should be

What if Texas solved water and energy at the same time? This right here is just a concept — but it’s a serious one. Imagine a coastal system near Corpus Christi where: • An advanced nuclear SMR produces 300+ megawatts of reliable power • A desalination plant converts Gulf water into 1,000,000+ gallons of fresh water per hour That power runs the system… That water feeds our cities… And any extra energy goes back into the grid. This is what “Power Back to Texas” really mean

When I first entered this race, I’ll tell you the truth. I wasn’t expecting to win. That may surprise some people — but my mission was never about a title. It was about changing the conversation in Texas. And today, that conversation has changed. Property taxes are now on the table. Candidates who never mentioned them before are now promising relief. Statewide officials are talking about ending them. The issue that many said was “impossible” is now being debated openly. That

Today I had the opportunity to meet Candi Noble and Forrester. Both were gracious, respectful, and took the time to shake my hand and wish me a happy holiday — and I gladly wished them the same. Moments like that are why I believe the Republican Party is strong today. We are a party that welcomes different ideas, honors the primary process, and allows conservatives to decide — openly and honestly — who they believe should lead. That unity, even in disagreement, is a strength.

Tonight, I was reminded why the Republican Party is strong. Not because we all agree — but because we don’t. I saw Republicans with different opinions, different priorities, and different ideas standing together and honoring the primary election process. That matters. A party that allows open debate, welcomes disagreement, and respects the will of voters is a party built to last. Primary elections are not a weakness. They are a strength. They are where ideas are tested, where

Today, I’m grateful for every family, every homeowner, and every friend across Collin County, Dallas, University Park, Southlake, Westlake, Trophy Club, Plano, and Frisco who has trusted me with their home, their safety, and their electrical needs this year. Your support means everything. I also want to take a moment to honor all the men and women who cannot be home today — our Armed Forces, first responders, and every American standing watch, serving this country, and pro