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Early returns in 2018 showed Patterson with nearly 31 percent of the ballots in the Republican primary, compared to nearly 57 percent for George P. Bush.
Early returns in 2018 showed Patterson with nearly 31 percent of the ballots in the Republican primary, compared to nearly 57 percent for George P. Bush.
On his [[Facebook]] page, Patterson announced that he, Davey Edwards, Rick Range, and [[David Watts]] -- all opponents of George P. Bush in the 2014 and 2018 primaries -- are supporting the Democratic nominee for land commissioner, Miguel Suazo, in the November 6 general election. An energy attorney, Suazo is a former aide to former [[U.S. Senator]]s [[Pete Domenici]] and [[Jeff Bingaman]] of [[New Mexico]]. Patterson said that the decision is based on Suazo's commitment to preserve the historical integrity of The Alamo and the cenotaph.
On his [[Facebook]] page, Patterson announced that he, Davey Edwards, Rick Range, and [[David Watts]] -- all opponents of George P. Bush in the 2014 and 2018 primaries -- were supporting the Democratic nominee for land commissioner, Miguel Suazo, in the November 6 general election. An energy attorney, Suazo is a former aide to former [[U.S. Senator]]s [[Pete Domenici]] and [[Jeff Bingaman]] of [[New Mexico]]. Patterson said that the decision is based on Suazo's commitment to preserve the historical integrity of The Alamo and the cenotaph.
In another Facebook posting late in 2018, Patterson engaged in a verbal attack on U.S. President [[Donald Trump]], whom he accused of falsely claiming that [[Russia]], [[Iran]], and [[Syria]] ... are "not happy about the U.S. leaving Syria, when in fact [[Vladimir Putin|Putin]] and the Russian foreign ministry called the U.S. departure "a welcome move" and "the right decision". Trump is delusional."<ref>Jerry Patterson, Facebook, December 27, 2018.</ref>
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