A Fox News commentator recently expressed strong feelings about an upcoming election. The commentator's remarks were focused on the potential outcome of a US Senate bid. The individual in question is concerned that a particular candidate may lose to a Democrat.
This candidate is currently the Texas attorney general. Further information about the commentator's statements and the election can be found through the San Antonio Current.
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