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As RedState reported on Monday, the momentum behind Republican Texas U.S. Senate nominee Ken Paxton is building, with two big weekend ad drops by Texas PAC, which produced a significant amount of buzz and has more people paying attention and talking positively about the state attorney general and his record of delivering for Texas, which translates to him delivering for the American people. What is more fascinating is that as Paxton's Lone Star rises, his Democrat opponent James Talarico's appears to be in freefall. As our sister site Townhall noted, Talarico has essentially been MIA since September 26, with 28 days left to go in this campaign.
According to local press, Talarico's campaign claims he is having a bad bout with the flu, which they say required a visit to urgent care. Mmmkay. Paxton's campaign was right on it, taking full advantage by putting out a milk carton photo of Talarico and asking if he's been seen.
That is chef's kiss. The campaign even name-checked Townhall in this well-done ad: "Have You Seen James Talarico?" 😷I've had the flu and it don't look nothing like this. 😂 But this is not the only opposition rolling out in Talarico's absence. D.C. Reporter's editor-in-chief Matthew Foldi released this audio of an interview with Folasade Fashina, the Talarico campaign's Austin regional organizing manager, confirming what we already know: Talarico is a straight-up Marxist who is simply moderating for the cameras. In this case, his support for "Palestine" and his distaste for the U.S.' support of Israel. Just as Talarico's "pastoress" also affirmed, once he is elected, he will work to institute all the warped, whacko, and leftist gobbledygook he has spouted in the open up until he decided to run for U.S. Senate.
Unreal that both of these significant happenings are not getting as much coverage by the legacy media as they should. Instead, they are obsessed with a leaked audio of a Paxton call where a reporter asks: What are the issues that he thinks are dragging on his campaign? What do the American people think about tariffs? Paxton answers honestly: Just like the word "BREAKING," the X-verse grossly overuses the word "SCOOP." How is this news? How is it revelatory or even detrimental to his campaign? The American people are fed up with Iran and the price of diesel, and those do factor into how this election cycle is going. Multiple outlets have reposted this audio and written about it, trying to take the wind out of Paxton's sails. Newsflash: It's not working. On Wednesday, President Donald Trump and Paxton will share the stage in San Antonio, which can only increase that momentum for the Paxton campaign. Talarico better call his pastoress to pray he gets raised from his purported sickbed soon. Credit: redstate.com |

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