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A strong red wave of American first candidates won their Texas primaries on Tuesday, offering promising candidates for the upcoming midterms. In addition, controversial Democrat Rep. Jasmine Crockett, R-Texas, who supported progressive policies like defunding the police, paying reparations to the descendants of slaves, and has faced scrutiny over accepting financial gifts from a business linked to the terrorist group Hamas, has lost her primary.
Ghetto trash Jasmine Crockett calls Trump "Hitler."
— Mike Engleman🇺🇲 (@RealHickory) August 5, 2025
She knows exactly what she's doing! She's unfit to be in Congress, and Texas redistricting her ass out is a great thing for America! pic.twitter.com/Ucg30m3EIS
Crocket has opposed President Donald Trump’s leadership, calling him a “Temu Hitler,” and accused him of seeking dictatorship of the United States. She became known throughout her political career for insulting Republicans, and blamed them during her concession speech Tuesday night after losing her race.
You kind of have to give it to Jasmine Crockett for her commitment to the act she puts on. Even after losing tonight she blamed Republicans, by claiming they rigged her election. She was running against another Democrat. How would we rig that? 😂 pic.twitter.com/rIYOrEzZMF
— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) March 4, 2026
Trump endorsed America First candidate Rep. Brandon Gill, R-Tex., and a member of the Sharia-Free America Caucus, who overwhelmingly won his primary. Just days before his victory during a State of the Union press conference addressing Angel Families (who have had loved ones killed by criminal illegal immigrants), he reminded Texans that putting America First means directly combating the left’s open border policies and representing American families’ best interests through honest Congressional Representation.
President Donald Trump personally congratulated Gill for winning his primary race, along with 25 other Republican victors, in a list of posts on Truth Social, which included notable Texas Gov. Gregg Abbott.
The remaining winners listed were:
- Rep. Brian Babin
- Dawn Buckingham
- Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows
- Rep. Michael Cloud
- Rep. Monica De La Cruz
- Jake Ellzey
- Rep. Pat Fallon
- Eric Flores
- Rep. Craig Goldman
- Rep. Lance Gooden
- Don Huffines
- Rep. Ronny Jackson
- Rep. Nathaniel Moran
- Trever Nehls
- Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick
- Rep. August Pfluger
- Rep. Keith Self
- Rep. Pete Sessions
- Jessica Steinmann
- Mark Teixeira
- Tano Tijerina
- Rep. Beth Van Duyne
- Rep. Randy Weber
- Rep. Roger Williams