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After Democrat Texas Senate candidate James Talarico’s gushy town hall on CNN, Thursday’s CNN This Morning host Audie Cornish tried to minimize the focus on Talarico’s previous comments, especially when he said “God is non-binary.” Cornish first defended Talarico’s comments by complaining about advertisements using his past comments, as she said many “random sentences” from sermons she has…

CNN advertised its Jubilee-branded town hall with Texas Democrat Senate nominee James Talarico as an opportunity to engage and ask tough questions. To be sure, there were compelling questions from the audience. But Talarico was given such a wide berth with no resistance or fact-checking that one wonders what the going rate for CNN prime time is given that he just ran what amounted to an…

On Wednesday, the “Big Three” of ABC, CBS, and NBC spent time on their lead morning shows kicking dirt on President Trump going to Alaska as little more than a sign of impending GOP doom come November 3, continuing to show their political ignorance of how non-presidential elections work. NBC’s Today stood apart as, along with a doom-and-gloom report, it also took a swipe at White House Press…

For the first time on their flagship morning or evening newscasts, two of the major broadcast networks — CBS and NBC — mentioned Tuesday that Texas Democrat senatorial candidate James Talarico had gone AWOL for over a week, suggesting there was no reason for anyone to engage in “rumors” or express skepticism about his neat-and-tidy explanation for an abnormally long flu bout.

Monday’s weekly political roundtable on the PBS News Hour sounded like the typical Republicans Are Losing hootenanny. The online headline was “Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on the GOP's vulnerability in the midterms.” But the eye-opening part was anchor Geoff Bennett trying to paper over Texas Democrat James Talarico’s absence from the campaign trail.

Our elitist media buzz when First Lady Melania Trump goes “missing," but they haven’t noticed Texas Democrat James Talarico vanishing for 12 days in the closing weeks. As of this writing, Talarico has no campaign events scheduled before Election Day (save a CNN town hall). But his Republican opponent Ken Paxton is getting hammered by the networks

On Thursday, the broadcast network morning shows continued to push the idea of Republican losses in the midterms, continuing to focus on the Texas Senate race between Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico. In addition to the Texas Senate doom, ABC continued to mention “fierce backlash from Democrats” over Trump’s misconstrued rally comments in Nebraska, while NBC feared more…

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel continued his efforts to get himself appointed president of the James Talarico Fan Club on Monday as the alleged funny man claimed Republicans “have nothing to hit the guy with.”

A leftist fake news outfit founded by Democratic activist Tara McGowan and funded by George Soros is launching a major Big Tech scheme to dominate the political information sphere ahead of the midterm elections.

On Wednesday night, the Texas Department of Public Safety revealed it had arrested a man who had planned to attack the Texas State Capitol because of his hatred for Jews, specifically the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), the boogeyman organization pilloried by the left (and, increasingly, on the right) as a shadowy group of Jews controlling U.S. politicians on behalf of Israel…

Remember the illegal alien that the media were trying to rename “Doordash Driver” á la “Maryland Dad?” The Elitist Media were hot for his story when it furthered narratives of rogue ICE agents committing abuses against defenseless migrants. After new details became public in this case, the media dropped “Doordash Dad” like he was a bad delivery.

PolitiFact is demonstrating its partisanship in the Texas campaign for U.S. Senate. They threw a “False” flag at Texas PAC for the true statement that Talarico “supported using taxpayer dollars for sex change surgeries on young children.” Paxton & Co. are routinely "False," while Talarico has only one "Mostly True" rating. When's he's false, the "Truth-O-Meter" isn't used.

Over at Salon.com, atheist Amanda Marcotte is in a state of joy over her belief that notorious biblical cherry picker James Talarico could be an "existential threat" to the beliefs of Republican Christians during the course of his Texas campaign for the U.S. Senate.

In week two of the so-called “revamped” 60 Minutes, after the show’s big exclusive interview with Patrick Clancy, the second story of Sunday’s new episode focused on AI data centers, specifically backlash against them in Texas. In her story, correspondent Norah O’Donnell focused partially on Republican Texas Governor Greg Abbot while also diving into the 2026 gubernatorial election as she…