Donald Trump recently took to his Truth Social platform to voice sharp criticism against prominent members of his own party regarding the Texas Senate race. Trump specifically targeted incumbent Senator John Cornyn and political strategist Karl Rove, alleging that they are actively working to hinder the campaign of Republican nominee Ken Paxton.

In his statement, Trump characterized the efforts of Cornyn and Rove as being motivated by personal jealousy. He labeled their alleged actions as "sadly, and very stupidly" executed, arguing that these internal maneuvers are "hurting Texas and, more importantly, hurting the United States of America." Trump further suggested that if Paxton fails to secure a victory in the election, the blame should be placed on what he described as the "weak and ineffective" leadership of those he criticized.

This public rebuke highlights ongoing internal tensions within the Republican Party regarding candidate support and electoral strategy. While Trump’s comments focus on the perceived betrayal of the party nominee, the specific actions he attributes to Cornyn and Rove remain characterized solely from his perspective. Neither Cornyn nor Rove have issued a direct public response to these specific allegations in the provided reporting, leaving the nature of their alleged interference unverified by independent sources.