OMG: Trump gets news HE FEARED MOST in Texas

A new poll from Texas Public Opinion Research shows Democratic candidate James Talarico leading Republican Ken Paxton 47% to 44% in the Texas Senate race. This poll was conducted after the Republican runoff, indicating a significant shift in voter sentiment. Notably, 30% of voters who participated in the Cornyn runoff (against Paxton) stated they would vote for Talarico in the general election.

According to a new poll from Texas Public Opinion Research... James Terico leading Ken Paxton 47 to 44, but 30% of Cornin runoff voters say they would vote for Telerico in the election.

James Talarico holds a net positive favorability of seven points, contrasting sharply with Ken Paxton's negative 19 points. Talarico's campaign strategy is to unite people across the political spectrum against a 'broken corrupt political system' and 'billionaire mega-donors,' focusing on comprehensive political reform such as banning corporate PACs, overturning Citizens United, and ending gerrymandering.

Telerico has a net positive favorability of seven points while Paxton's favorability is at negative 19 points... The number one issue should be comprehensive political reform. It should be getting big money out of our politics. Banning corporate packs, banning super PACs, overturning Citizens United, and banning members of Congress from trading stocks... include going after the forms of corruption that don't involve money. I think we need a national ban to end gerrymandering.

Republicans have attempted to attack James Talarico by falsely claiming he is vegan and not straight. The host and Talarico dismiss these as desperate, noting Talarico's campaign is 'fueled by Texas barbecue' and that Paxton himself is undergoing a divorce due to infidelity, making such personal attacks hypocritical.

The two attacks that they've tried launching against James Terico is that he's vegan, which is not true, and that he's not straight. Also not true... Ken Paxton is in the midst of a divorce right now because he cheated on his wife.

Illinois Senate candidate Juliana Stratton supports aggressive measures to combat Republican redistricting, including passing the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and reforming the Supreme Court through expansion and term limits. She also champions Medicare for All, citing personal experiences with healthcare affordability and refusing corporate PAC money to maintain independence from the healthcare industry.

Everything should be on the table to fight back... I want to do, of course, is to pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act... I would look at everything from expanding the court to looking at term limits... I want to see us pass Medicare for all. I'm going to fight for that. I don't believe that we should have people choosing between going to the doctor or paying their rent. I believe that everyone should have access to quality, affordable health care. And I also, you know, it ties to the reason why I'm not accepting any corporate me pack money.

The host and guests criticize Donald Trump's administration for prioritizing expensive 'vanity projects' such as a proposed $250 bill with his face, a UFC event on the White House lawn, and a $1.776 billion 'slush fund' for January 6 insurrectionists. These projects are seen as a stark contrast to the administration's cuts to healthcare and food assistance, and rising costs for everyday Americans.

We've seen them spend time and money on on a reflecting pool, on repaving the rose garden, on building a ballroom for the wealthiest... they're constructing a UFC stage on the White House lawn... I mean, right now there is a UFC ring being constructed on the White House lawn at the same time that Americans health care has been cut for tens of millions of people, food assistance has been cut, prices are rising across the country.