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First reported by Townhall (Right); 6 outlets over 43h.
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Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico named Alyssa Edwards as his favorite drag queen. The name refers to Justin Dwayne Lee Johnson, whose stage name is Alyssa Edwards. The drag performer has been outspoken on LGBT issues, especially in support of youth drag shows.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →“James Talarico wants to drag down Texas,” the National Republican Senatorial Committee said in a reponse to the Democrat's quick answer when asked to name his favorite drag performer.
Read at nypost.com →James ‘God is Nonbinary” Talarico finally delivered a straight answer to a question when he was asked to name his favorite drag queen. Without pausing, the stridently heterosexual Democrat nominee for a U.S.
Read at breitbart.com →James Talarico Has A Favorite Drag Queen – And He Likes Grooming Kids The Daily Wire
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