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It’s time to start flipping tables.
The small border town of Eagle Pass, TX showed up for James Talarico’s townhall where he took questions directly from Texans. Trump won this county by 18 points.
MUST WATCH: This ten-year-old just asked James Talarico the best question 💙
James Talarico: Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was murdered by ICE. He wasn't their intended target. But he looked like their intended target. Lorenzo was a child of God, endowed with infinite worth. His life was invaluable. His death was senseless. Our neighbor, our fellow Texan, deserves justice.
This is the line to see James Talarico in Marfa, Texas. Marfa's population is 1,788.
@jamestalarico.bsky.social packed the historic Plaza Theatre in downtown El Paso last night, taking questions directly from Texans.
.@jamestalarico: What we're requesting is every internal memo, every email, every document, every text message concerning the Hoffman case. And if there's nothing to hide, then the Attorney General should feel comfortable releasing this information.
Sen. Ted Cruz warns that James Talarico may beat Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate Race. “He has a chance... this is a one or two-point race,” Cruz said during a recent appearance on the Sean Hannity Show.
Republican candidate Ken Paxton has likely committed voter fraud, after using a false address in 6 different elections. Paxton is campaigning on ending "illegal voting."
James Talarico spent the Fourth of July in Texas with American icon Willie Nelson. Ken Paxton spent the Fourth of July with the British.
👀 James Talarico asked about the Drake/Kendrick beef by hip hop radio host: “I think it’s safe to say that Kendrick got the best of that back and forth”
James Talarico: To be honest with you, both political parties have way too much influence from big money and corporate special interests. It is a systemic problem, and I really think it's why we need holistic systemic reform.
James Talarico: I think about the maternal mortality crisis, where you see Black women dying at three times the rate of other mothers. And so I've rolled out a plan in consultation with a lot of community leaders to figure out what we can do to address this crisis.
Talarico: As our state seceded from the Union, the Texas legislature removed Sam Houston from office because he refused to swear an oath of loyalty to the Confederacy. Sam Houston is a Texas hero because he did right and suffered the consequences. What would Sam Houston say about Ken Paxton?
Talarico: Every Texas bar has those regulars — the ones who pick up a round or share a laugh. And every bar also has that one guy. He's loud, obnoxious, and adds his drink to your tab when you're not looking. That's Ken Paxton — and I don’t know about y’all, but I'm done picking up his tab.
Talarico: Ken Paxton was born in North Dakota, raised in California, and has a place in Hawaii. What makes a Texan is not in the boots or in the truck, it's deep in the heart. These billionaires and their puppets have the wrong state of mind. Their hearts and their dreams are just not big enough.
Talarico: Today, our state is being taken over by a new kind of tyrant — billionaire mega donors. They divide us so we don't notice that they're picking our pockets. It is the oldest strategy in the world, divide and conquer. But Texas will not be conquered.
Talarico: The current political landscape is too small for Texas. The politics of this state is narrow-minded and short-sighted. The uniquely Texan ability to welcome new friends and new ideas has made us one of the most exciting and innovative states in the country.
Talarico: One night, my birth father became abusive again. But that night, my mom declared her own independence. She packed all our stuff into her little Ford Escort. That's what it means to be a Texan. It's in our blood. Texans don't like tyrants, and we don't surrender easily.
James Talarico: This election shouldn't be about the Democratic or the Republican Party. It should be about a vision of what our state can be: Texas schools that are the envy of the nation, a Texas economy that is second to none. It won't happen overnight. But a giant state deserves giant dreams.
James Talarico: These billionaires and their puppets have the wrong state of mind. Their hearts and their dreams are just not big enough. They have been shrinking Texas for 3 decades now. But that ends in this election. In November, we can make Texas big again.
Unearthed footage: Ken Paxton talks about how much he loved growing up in California and says he hated leaving: Paxton: “The hardest for me was leaving California.” Host: “No one does that willingly.”
Ken Paxton says he often doesn’t want to be in Texas and prefers spending time in California, where he grew up, instead: “I like places in California, even though I don’t like to admit that I go to California, but it’s beautiful.”
Q: Mr. Paxton, what do you think about Adam Hoffman? Ken Paxton: *no response* Q: Why did you give a plea deal for a child sex predator? Ken Paxton: *no response* Q: What do you have to say to the victim of Adam Hoffman? Ken Paxton: *no response*
Unearthed documents reveal Ken Paxton celebrating a Texas law that forces women to leave the state to receive life-saving reproductive care. He bragged the law is “stimulating” interstate travel.
James Talarico: Ken Paxton let a pedophile back onto our streets. Adam Hoffman, an admitted child molester, should have served 25 years to life in prison, but instead he served less than 29 days, and that's because Ken Paxton gave him an Epstein-style sweetheart deal.
James Talarico: Dan Patrick and Ken Paxton are worried that we're about to take back Texas. So they're going to throw everything they have at us. I think Texans are hungry for leaders who are going to actually solve problems instead of throwing cheap nicknames at each other.
James Talarico: Dan Patrick has spent decades selling out the sick and the poor and the vulnerable, all to enrich his donors, and now he's accusing me of blasphemy. Love sometimes feels blasphemous when you worship power.
