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Report: Paxton says Trump convention in Texas hurt his campaign - AOL (opens the original)
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said President Donald Trump’s midterm convention in Dallas hurt his standing in the Texas Senate race, according to a report by The New York Times. In a Sept. 30 report, the Times said it obtained an audio recording of Paxton speaking to conservative donors and lobbyists at a private fundraiser in Washington on Sept. 24. In the muffled recording, someone asks, “Do you feel like he’s a little bit of a drag?” It's unclear who the person was asking about, the Times
‘I’m a Talafreako’: Talarico turns Trump insult into campaign shirts - AOL (opens the original)
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James Talarico is embracing a nickname President Donald Trump has used to mock him — and turning it into campaign merchandise. New “I’m A Talafreako” shirts are now available through the Democratic U.S. Senate candidate’s online store. The tees, available in black and white, start at $36. Trump has repeatedly referred to Talarico as “Talafreako,” adopting a nickname that had previously been used by Talarico’s Republican opponent, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. Rather than distancing himself
Talarico's Jimmy Kimmel interview racks up nearly 6M views on YouTube - AOL (opens the original)
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Jimmy Kimmel’s interview with Texas U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico skipped television and went straight to YouTube — quickly racking up nearly 6 million views. The interview, posted to the “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” YouTube channel on Sept. 10, had garnered about 5.8 million views by early morning Sept. 12, making it one of the show’s standout recent uploads. Kimmel said he chose not to air the interview on ABC amid concerns about Federal Communications Commission rules governing appearances by
Texas named second-worst state to live in America, according to CNBC - AOL (opens the original)
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Texas is one of the worst places to live in America, according to a new CNBC report. The Lone Star State landed in the No. 2 spot for the worst states to live in America in 2026 — the top spot went to Tennessee. Reasons behind Texas' ranking include health, crime, inclusiveness, worker protections, and reproductive rights, according to CNBC. "While Texas continues to lead the nation in attracting workers, those workers are finding a broad array of challenges when they get there," the report stat
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