As Paxton asks 'Where's James Talarico?' Trump urges Senate debate
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After questioning Talarico's absence from the campaign trail, Paxton and President Trump renewed calls for the Democrat to appear publicly. Trump also urged a debate, despite Paxton not publicly accepting any invitations.
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President Trump on Wednesday accused Texas Senate candidate James Talarico (D) of avoiding a debate with state Attorney General Ken Paxton (R), asking, "Where is he?" "Ladies and Gentlemen, upon information and belief, James TalaFREAKo, who is running for the United States Senate in Texas, is MISSIN…
Younger voters are propelling Democrat James Talarico into the lead in his U.S. Senate campaign against Republican Ken Paxton. Younger voters choose Talarico In a YouGov poll, around two-thirds of voters ages 18–29 (69%) and ages 30–44 (62%) said they were voting for Talarico.
Texas Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton mocked opponent James Talarico’s notable absence from the campaign trail, sharing a missing persons flyer featuring the Democratic nominee. Paxton posted photos of missing posters that have popped up across Texas, including outside Kyle Field at Texas A&M U…
Ken Paxton is mocking his Democrat opponent for seemingly going missing from the campaign trail as Election Day looms. James Talarico, who is competing against Ken Paxton for a U.S. Senate seat in Texas, recently stopped appearing in person at campaign events and released a statement saying he had c…
President Donald Trump on Wednesday night called for a debate between the two leading candidates in the Texas Senate race. Trump posted on Truth Social saying that Democrat James Talarico should "immediately report to a debate stage against Ken Paxton," calling the Republican attorney general "ready…
Democratic nominee James Talarico has stopped holding campaign events in the Texas Senate race, and his team says he has the flu. His Republican opponent, Ken Paxton, has used this to criticize Talarico, questioning his absence.
After questioning Talarico's absence from the campaign trail, Paxton and President Trump renewed calls for the Democrat to appear publicly. Trump also urged a debate, despite Paxton not publicly accepting any invitations.
