Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins and Gov. Greg Abbott haven’t spoken since the early days of COVID-19, Jenkins said over the weekend — a lack of communication...
Judge Clay Jenkins and Gov. Greg Abbott
Jenkins made the comment while speaking at Hamilton Park United Methodist Church on Sunday, where he discussed the importance of voting and“It hasn’t always been in emergencies that everything we try to do to keep you safe, we have a governor trying to mess it up,” Jenkins said. “I don’t even have this governor’s phone number. He doesn’t answer his emails. I haven’t talked to him in two years.”
“I want to say thank you for being here,” Johnson told Abbott during the press conference. “You know, it’s one thing to send your well wishes. It’s another thing to physically be present. I’ve learned that, as mayor, being there is important and I appreciate you always being willing to show up for us at times like this one.”on Monday, Jenkins contrasted the relationship he has with Abbott and the one he had with former Gov.
Jenkins said the last time he and Abbott spoke was at the beginning of the pandemic, “when [Abbott] was still listening to doctors.” Their relationship throughout the pandemic was strained as they disagreed on efforts to mitigate the virus; in 2021,If enough Texas Democrats vote, Beto O’Rourke will be governor, Dallas county judge says
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