On Friday, the America First candidate Brandon Gill was joined by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) in The Colony, Texas, rallying support for the Trump-endorsed candidate running in Texas' 26th congressional district.

The gathering drew scores of attendees to the Local Shacks at Austin Ranch, where Gill's campaign event took center stage. The rally commenced with an impassioned address from Ted Cruz's father, Rafael Cruz, recounting his escape from Cuba and lauding his son's steadfastness in political office. Following suit, Dinesh D'Souza, Gill's father-in-law and a conservative documentarian, took to the podium, sharing anecdotes from his first visit to his son-in-law's family ranch near Abilene, Texas. D'Souza also expressed gratitude for the presidential pardon he received from Trump in 2018, attributing it to Cruz's assistance.

After a brief introduction from his father-in-law, Gill addressed the audience, introducing himself to voters and denouncing the slew of attack ads targeting him across the district. The TX-26 candidate highlighted the baseless nature of these ads, funded by a $1.4 million Super PAC, which solely aimed to tarnish his image while offering no support for any other candidate. "The swamp is resorting to desperate measures, spending millions to spread lies against me," Gill asserted before engaging the crowd with a comprehensive speech outlining his vision for the district.

On Friday, the America First candidate Brandon Gill was joined by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) in The Colony, Texas, rallying support for the Trump-endorsed candidate running in Texas' 26th congressional district.
The gathering drew scores of attendees to the Local Shacks at Austin Ranch, where Gill's campaign event took center stage. The rally commenced with an impassioned address from Ted Cruz's father, Rafael Cruz, recounting his escape from Cuba and lauding his son's steadfastness in political office. Following suit, Dinesh D'Souza, Gill's father-in-law and a conservative documentarian, took to the podium, sharing anecdotes from his first visit to his son-in-law's family ranch near Abilene, Texas. D'Souza also expressed gratitude for the presidential pardon he received from Trump in 2018, attributing it to Cruz's assistance.
After a brief introduction from his father-in-law, Gill addressed the audience, introducing himself to voters and denouncing the slew of attack ads targeting him across the district. The TX-26 candidate highlighted the baseless nature of these ads, funded by a $1.4 million Super PAC, which solely aimed to tarnish his image while offering no support for any other candidate. "The swamp is resorting to desperate measures, spending millions to spread lies against me," Gill asserted before engaging the crowd with a comprehensive speech outlining his vision for the district.

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