i look at myself more as a reagan conservative, someone that was interested in good government and policy. in all of your time in the texas senate, you never received any money from tim dunn, ferris wilks. oh, no. any of the pacs that they represent? no. and someone who says, look, i have a hard time believing that a couple of guys who were donating to candidates across the state can really have this much influence. i just don t buy it. i had one senator literally open a book and say i think i could vote for that because i haven t vote against them yet so far. what kind of public policy i m not going to name them but someone still there. but that s what governing has become in texas? scorecard voters. that s what we call them, scorecard voting. they don t look at the issues. what is a scorecard issue? it s the dunns and the wilks. they re going to put up a big
lang, do you think he could have won without the money that he got from farris wilks? absolutely not there. is no way. it takes money to run a campaign. and as you can see from mike s donor list, it s not going to get you very far. what kind of influence did farris wilks have over mike lang? whenever he calls, he answered. there is a lot of control. farris wilks and his people expected mike lang to vote the way they wanted every time. you re his chief of staff. dhoyd that work? a lot of times the reps are controlled through other arms. so for example, texas right to life. they put out these vote recommendations. of course, they tell you they are just recommendations. they are just how we feel. i m not telling you have to vote this way, but if you don t.
farris wilks and tim dunn for weeks. we are calling farris wilks s office in cisco, texas. i don t think he would have any call yet anyway but thank you for reaching out. this is crownquest operating, tim dunn s business. we are going to go inside and see if we can track him down to talk to us. they took my name and number down. they are going to get the message to the assistant.
leaders, and the home is under attack. dominionism is so much more a broader agenda than christian nationalism. what is christian nationalism? christian nationalism is a religious and political ideology that believes that america s founders intended for the united states to be an explicitly christian nation governed and guided by biblical christian principles. that the nation has departed from those principles and that it should become a christian nation again. america chose god as king over a tyrant. today the choice is still before us. tim dunn. farris wilks, is it fair to say they re christian
of their public expenditures, it s pretty obvious that they share a lot of the same beliefs and they share a lot of the same organizations that they fund. coming up they really believe that they have been given a mandate by god to take dominion over society. you heard farris wilks talk like that? yes. they really believe that. and find the answer that was right under their nose. or. his nose.