In this episode of Seeing Red, hosts Garrett Fulce and Andi Turner discuss scandal-plagued former representative Jonathan Stickland’s new businesses and his connection to RPT chair Matt Rinaldi. They also analyze the fundraising numbers for the upcoming Senate race and the potential impact of the DSCC targeting Texas. The hosts also touch on Ken Paxton’s misleading claim of victory at SCOTUS and the challenges of eliminating property taxes in Texas. Lastly, they explore the controversy surrounding a cement plant in Grayson County and its potential impact on the semiconductor industry.

0:01:48 Jonathan Stickland opens new businesses with RPT chair Matt Rinaldi.
0:05:00 Colin Allred raises more funds than Cruz.
0:05:49 Texas is a target for the DSCC.
0:08:21S peaker Johnson faces challenges.
0:12:20 Marco Rubio discusses supporting troops and border issues.
0:17:24 The potential for an October surprise and its influence on the election
0:18:14 Explaining the implications of Trump’s trial and potential reelection
0:20:53 Discussion on the recent Supreme Court and Paxton's claim of victory
0:21:33 Explanation of the case involving property owners affected by flooding
0:25:11 Ken Paxton’s losing streak and lawsuits
0:26:01 Lawsuit against Lina Hidalgo’s Universal Basic Income
0:30:34 Interim charges to study property tax elimination
0:36:45 Property tax appraisal and reform in Texas
0:39:38 Concerns over a cement plant in Grayson County
0:43:41 Opposition to the cement plant due to potential pollution
0:48:52 Call for TCEQ to pause the permitting process for the cement plant
0:50:03 Conclusion and invitation to subscribe to the podcast

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