James Talarico Tests the Democratic Wilderness at the Texas Border
James Talarico is asking me if my hand is OK, and I’m trying to laugh it off. We’re stopped at the site of a collapsed water well in the craggy outskirts of Alpine, Texas.
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James Talarico is asking me if my hand is OK, and I’m trying to laugh it off. We’re stopped at the site of a collapsed water well in the craggy outskirts of Alpine, Texas. Behind us, the red and ocher cliffs of Big Bend National Park glow in the late afternoon sun. Roughly an hour earlier I had — accidentally, I must stress — whacked a cactus while walking out of Talarico’s campaign rally in Marfa.
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- James Talarico is asking me if my hand is OK, and I’m trying to laugh it off. We’re stopped at the site of a collapsed water well in the craggy outskirts of Alpine, Texas.
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James Talarico Tests the Democratic Wilderness at the Texas Border
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