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2026-10-06 19:47
Democrat James Talarico mixes liberal politics with Christianity in Texas run for U.S. Senate
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Democrat James Talarico mixes liberal politics with Christianity in Texas run for U.S. Senate
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- NewsweekCenter
Democrat James Talarico's Texas Senate bid has famous backers, from Mark Cuban and Bill Nye to the Chicks and Eagles' Don Henley.
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Republicans are growing increasingly nervous about their midterm prospects as a series of new polls suggest Democratic chances of winning the House and Senate majorities are growing.
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James Talarico has been sounding the same alarm for years: Christian nationalism, he argues, threatens both Christianity and American democracy.
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NewsweekCenter
James Talarico Texas Senate Race: List of Celebrity Donors and Endorsements
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Why Democrats aren't spending big on Talarico's Texas Senate bid | The Hill Editor's Call
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Democrat James Talarico mixes liberal politics with Christianity in Texas run for U.S. Senate
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