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First reported by Newsweek (Center); 4 outlets over 32h.
Newsweek · +36 min HuffPost · +30h Politico · +32h Axios
The GOP Senate candidate predicted how the party will fare in the state legislature in the audio clip shared by Rolling Stone.
Read at huffpost.com →The president singled out Karl Rove and incumbent Sen. John Cornyn as his endorsed candidate appears to be in a tight race with James Talarico.
Read at politico.com →President Trump is preemptively blaming Sen. John Cornyn and Karl Rove for "doing everything possible to make it hard for Ken Paxton" to win the Texas Senate race. Why it matters: The president is publicly spinning what would be a disaster for Republicans on election night.
Read at axios.com →Leaked audio has Ken Paxton saying Greg Abbott is “struggling” as polls show Texas’ governor and Senate races within a few points.
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