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Want to know how a 20-something op-ed writer ends up on Fox News and in your local paper? Garrett sits down with Sam Raus, the David Boaz Resident Writing Fellow at Young Voices, to break down exactly how young center-right writers turn one op-ed into TV hits, radio spots, and a …
Houston Chronicle opinion editor Evan Mintz joins Garrett Fulce to break down the fatal ICE shooting rocking Houston — and why the paper's own editorial board said flatly you can't trust the federal government's story. This is a rare inside look at how a major Texas newsroom deci…
e built the #1 honey brand in America — then knocked off a three-term, Trump-endorsed incumbent without ever holding office. Nate Sheets, the Republican nominee for Texas Agriculture Commissioner, joins Garrett to break down the fight over data centers eating up rural Texas land,…
Texas schools made international news after the State Board of Education approved a statewide literary works list that includes Bible passages. So what actually happened? This week, Garrett Fulce sits down with Brandon Hall, State Board of Education member for District 11, to tal…
This week on Seeing Red, Garrett Fulce talks with Doug Kelly, CEO of the American Edge Project, about what data centers actually are, why they matter in the U.S.-China AI race, what communities get out of them and why the panic over power and water may be aimed at the wrong targe…
Texas Republicans left Houston with a new party chair, new priorities and a familiar challenge: can the party stay united long enough to win in November? In this episode of Seeing Red, Garrett Fulce breaks down the Republican Party of Texas convention before sitting down with for…
Texas Republicans are gathering in Houston for the Republican Party of Texas Convention—and while most coverage focuses on speeches and personalities, the real action happens in the committees. This week, Garrett Fulce sits down with Texas Voice publisher Mark McCaig to break dow…
The 2026 election cycle is already taking shape. In this episode of Seeing Red, Garrett Fulce examines new warnings emerging from Republican strategists about vulnerable legislative districts, turnout challenges, and the impact of the Paxton-Cornyn Senate race on down-ballot Repu…
In this episode of Seeing Red in Texas Politics, Garrett Fulce delves into the recent political dynamics in Texas, exploring the outcomes of the Senate race where Ken Paxton emerged as a notable figure against John Cornyn. Fulce provides a thorough analysis of Paxton's political …
Brad Johnson—co-founder and reporter at Texas Bullpen —joins Seeing Red to talk about the real mechanics of Texas politics: how information moves, how power consolidates, and why Twitter matters far more than most people want to admit. Brad walks through the launch of the Texas B…
Garrett Fulce returns to “Seeing Red” after a brief hiatus, discussing local politics with Sara McGee, a Democratic candidate for Texas House District 132. Sara shares her origin story in politics, sparked by a challenging encounter with current representative Mike Schofield, and…
In this episode of Seeing Red , Garrett Fulce sits down with Aaron Reitz , candidate for Texas Attorney General. Reitz draws on his background as a Marine Corps officer, senior attorney under Ken Paxton, and Trump-era DOJ official to outline why he believes he’s the most qualifie…
Garrett Fulce talks with Texas Monthly reporter Robert Downen about covering the intersection of faith and politics in Texas. The conversation ranges from Downen’s early work exposing abuse in the Southern Baptist Convention to the current tensions inside the Texas GOP between es…
In this episode of Seeing Red , Garrett Fulce sits down with Charlie Kolean , Texas State Director for Americans for Citizen Voting , to discuss Proposition 16 , a proposed constitutional amendment that would guarantee only U.S. citizens can vote in all Texas elections. Kolean br…
Tony Ortiz, the controversial founder of Current Revolt , joins Garrett Fulce to pull back the curtain on how Texas political media really works. From breaking Capitol scandals to exposing paid influencers, Ortiz has built a reputation for publishing stories mainstream outlets wo…
Watch the full conversation on Substack: https://seeingredpodcast.substack.com 📌 Summary: Former Southlake Mayor John Huffman joins Garrett Fulce to talk about his campaign for Texas Senate District 9. From property tax reform to school choice, border security, and infrastructure…
🔴 Watch more at our Substack: https://seeingredpodcast.substack.com Timestamps: 0:00 – Texas Politics and Twitter Spats with Mitch Little 3:43 – Navigating Politics and Legal Expertise 10:32 – Challenges and Delays in the Legislative Session 15:34 – HB4623: Ending School Immunity…
Watch the full, extended interview on Substack: https://seeingredpodcast.substack.com/ Timestamps 0:00 – Welcome back & podcast update 6:54 – Controversy over Texas bill targeting illegal abortion pills (HB7) 12:45 – Pro-life legislation and court challenges in Texas 20:00 – Texa…
Seeing Red is a Texas politics podcast for people who actually want to know how this state works. I sit down with the lawmakers, operatives, and activists in the middle of the fight and ask the questions that get past the talking points.
I come at it as a conservative who would rather win, bank it, and go get the next one than lose gloriously on principle. That means plain talk, honest questions, and no free passes just for being on the right team. If the receipts don't back up the story, I say so.
The idea is simple. The more you really know about Texas politics, the harder you are to spin. That is the whole point of the show.
Are you a lawmaker, candidate, operative, or activist with something real to say about Texas politics? Pitch yourself. We want people who move the ball, not talking points.
Booking a guest, a panelist, or a voice on Texas politics? Garrett is available for interviews, live hits, and panels.
Garrett Fulce is a Texan whose roots here go back more than 150 years, to the 1860s. He has worked in politics since 2007, including two years as a senior staffer for a Texas statewide elected official. He manages Fulce Consulting, a political and public affairs firm in Houston. His opinion pieces have appeared in the Houston Chronicle, the Austin American-Statesman, RealClearMarkets, and The Hill.
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