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“It’s the war, it’s gas prices, it’s diesel.”Paxton noted that the ability to end the conflict with Iran and ease prices is beyond his control, according to the audio shared with Axios. “So many factors in this federal race are uncontrollable,” the Republican nominee said. “I don’t make the decisions.”ShareUpdated at 15.41 EDT
- ▪“It’s the war, it’s gas prices, it’s diesel.”Paxton noted that the ability to end the conflict with Iran and ease prices is beyond his control, according to the audio shared with Axios.
- ▪“So many factors in this federal race are uncontrollable,” the Republican nominee said.
- ▪“I don’t make the decisions.”ShareUpdated at 15.41 EDT
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13.51 EDTTrump says he has 'no regrets' about endorsing Ken Paxton amid leaked recordingsDonald Trump said he has “no regrets at all” about endorsing Ken Paxton in the Senate race in Texas.Paxton, the Republican nominee in one of the most anticipated competitions of this midterm cycle, reportedly complained about the impact of the Iran war and high gas prices on his precarious performance. A number of polls have Paxton trailing his Democratic rival, James Talarico, and Republican groups are spending tens of millions of dollars to support his election bid.“He was a great attorney general, I think he’ll be a great senator,” Trump told reporters today.According to an audio recording obtained by Axios, Paxton can be heard responding to questions about the main issues affecting his race at a…
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