Rove: Texas district flipping red shows Dems are too far left, too woke
Fox News contributor Karl Rove on GOP primary turnout.
Fox News contributor Karl Rove told "America Reports" on Wednesday that a historically Democrat area in Texas flipping red shows the Democratic Party has become too far-left for voters.
REPUBLICAN MAYRA FLORES FLIPS TEXAS HOUSE DISTRICT RED IN SPECIAL ELECTION
KARL ROVE: I’ve been going to this district most of my adult life. I have a hunting lease in the middle of Kennedy County, Texas, which is in this district, and I’ve got a lot of friends down there, and let me tell you there’s something going on there. The last time this district elected a Republican congressman was Edward Degner of San Antonio who represented this district from 1870 to 1871.
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That’s how long ago this district was in Republican hands, but it’s coming back now and we're likely to end up with a second Republican Latina from the valley who wins in the district to the west, the 15th, and we may end up with a third in the further west. Something is going on in South Texas and the Democrats are late to the game. Their party is too far-left, too woke, and too anti-energy and anti-patriotism, and anti-entrepreneurism for a lot of people in this part of Texas.
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