"NEW AD: Are you a data center company looking to take over rural Texas?
Are you a crime-loving millionaire looking to throw the FBI off your scent?
Are you a child predator looking to get out of jail after just 1 day?
Call 844-WHOS-KEN to hear what Ken Paxton can do for you!"
The ad highlights the 15 luxury homes Ken Paxton now owns on a government salary of $153,750.
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The pop culture science figure and TV host, Bill Nye, appears in a new campaign video for Talarico, highlighting the candidate’s background as a teacher. It’s part of an effort to launch a coalition, Teachers for Talarico.
"James is uniting Texans across party, across race, across gender, and across culture.
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In the Texas Senate race, Democratic nominee James Talarico is clarifying his stance on some progressive issues ahead of the midterms. In his first interview with Fox News, Talarico walked back a previous statement claiming there are six sexes and modified his position on transgender athletes competing in women’s sports. The Morning Joe panel discusses Talarico’s interview, what Democrats can learn from it, and Joe praises a particular comeback Talarico had about Republicans’ talking points.
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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico said Thursday that 21 current and former Republican officials and party figures are endorsing his campaign against Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton in Texas.
“We’re bringing Texans together onto one team to take power back for working people,” Talarico wrote in the announcement. “Because the real fight in this country isn’t left versus right—it’s top versus bottom.”
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico joined volunteers on Wednesday for his statewide “Love Thy Neighbor” grocery drive, including an event in Dallas. Talarico told CBS News that "lowering costs would be a priority in the Senate and pointed to his record of passing bipartisan legislation in the Texas House."
Watch the full video of James Talarico and Mark Cuban's conversation about taking on Big Pharma, breaking up healthcare monopolies, lowering prescription drug costs, and making healthcare more affordable for Texans.
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Talarico's ad aired for the first time Saturday during Texas Christian University’s opening football game against the University of North Carolina as part of an existing eight-figure statewide ad buy.
“Ken Paxton is the most corrupt politician in Texas,” Talarico says in the ad, highlighting Paxton’s large real estate portfolio and impeachment. “We cannot afford Ken Paxton’s corruption.”
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Texas Democrats said the sales tax exemption that Paxton seeks to repeal is the same one he voted for in 2013 while in the State Senate. "Paxton had the authority as Attorney General to stop data centers, but did nothing because he is in the pocket of his data center donors."
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“Mark and I agree it’s time to break up the Big Medicine monopolies that control our broken healthcare system... Healthcare corporations are ripping us off — jacking up premiums and profiting off our pain. This plan will break up monopolies, lower medical debt, bring down the cost of prescription drugs, and ensure doctors decide what medication their patients need — not insurance companies."
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Talarico has said: "Politicians like John Cornyn and Ken Paxton claim to stand for freedom, family, and faith.
https://jamestalarico.com/issue/freedom-family-faith/
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At a rally in Harlingen last night, Talarico says "This new American dream means if you're working hard and playing by the rules, you should be able to afford a house big enough to raise a family in. You should be able to afford a quality education for you and your kids. You should be able to afford a retirement that is comfortable and secure." What do you think?
In an interview with Chris Hayes, Talarico says "we have the opportunity to bring people together, not as democrats or republicans, but as Texans, to defeat the most corrupt politician in our state." What do you think?