GOP torches James Talarico in new ad
A conservative super PAC has released an ad criticizing Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico. The ad features past comments from Talarico and labels him with derogatory terms. Talarico, who has raised significant funds for his campaign, is running against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in a competitive race.
- ▪Win It Back PAC released an ad attacking James Talarico, calling him a 'woke weirdo.'
- ▪The ad compiles Talarico's past statements and includes derogatory comments about his views on gender.
- ▪Talarico has raised $600,000 shortly after Ken Paxton's primary win, indicating strong campaign support.
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Win It Back PAC, a conservative super PAC, released an ad torching James Talarico, saying the Texas Democratic Senate nominee “fights for 6 genders and all species.” The ad is a compiled video of Talarico’s past posts and bits from his campaign speeches with comments calling him a “Texas trailblazer” and referring to him as “he, its, their.” Recommended Stories RNC boasts primary wins despite Trump’s low approval ratings Trump says he’ll miss Al Green’s State of the Union antics after primary loss ‘Knives are out’ for Democrat critical of Graham Platner: Guy Benson The ad further criticizes Talarico with comments such as “bearing the cross of white skin and unambiguous masculinity” and “straight from Revelations in the woke James bible,” in response to Talarico’s saying “there are many…
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