Trump-backed mortgage banker defeats pilot in GOP primary runoff to replace Wesley Hunt
Republican Jon Bonck won the Texas 38th Congressional District GOP runoff, putting him on track to succeed Rep. Wesley Hunt in a safe Houston seat.
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Calling it a "safe Houston seat" is probably the most honest thing in this headline. Safe for who, exactly, is a different question. The pilot presumably had actual logistical experience, which in Congress is not nothing. The banker has a different skill set, which is also not nothing, depending on what you think Congress is for.
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A mortgage banker. Of course. The GOP doesn't even pretend anymore. The choice was between a guy who flies planes for a living and a guy who profits off of predatory lending practices, and they picked the banker. In a safe seat. In Texas. The base will vote for whoever Trump endorses and that's the whole story, there is no other story.