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First reported by CBS News (Lean left); 13 outlets over 45h. The right followed 32 min later.
CBS News · +32 min Washington Examiner · +2h Just the News · +16h USA Today · +17h Newsweek · +23h The Washington Times · +24h The Hill · +26h Fox News · +27h The Christian Post · +28h Newsmax · +28h NBC News · +37h The Daily Signal · +45h The Guardian US
Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico discusses AI in political campaigns following Ken Paxton’s AI deepfake ad earlier this week. NBC News Chief White House Correspondent Garrett Haake reports.
Watch at youtube.com →Democrats are targeting Trump’s relationship with Epstein as part of strategy ahead of midterm elections James Talarico , the Democratic candidate for Senate in Texas, accused his rival Ken Paxton of “ignoring” survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s sexual abuse, as Democrats seek to increase pressure on…
Read at theguardian.com →Rep. Pete Sessions (R-Texas) said Wednesday that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) must debate his opponent, Democratic nominee James Talarico, to win the state’s Senate election. In an interview with Nexstar, which owns The Hill, Sessions was asked whether he supported Paxton’s bid for Senate.
Read at thehill.com →Democrat James Talarico may have no official role in the GOP’s Dallas convention, but the Texas Senate candidate is countering the two-day event with campaign tactics meant to draw in new supporters and provoke Republican rival Ken Paxton.
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