Republicans want to talk about James Talarico’s manhood. Talarico says let them.
He’s winning over Joe Rogan. He’s challenging his opponent to mano-a-mano televised faceoffs.
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He’s winning over Joe Rogan. He’s challenging his opponent to mano-a-mano televised faceoffs. James Talarico is determined not to let his GOP challenger Ken Paxton’s and Republicans’ attacks on his masculinity define him in what has emerged as one of the party's loudest tactics in the crucial Senate race. The Texas Democrat is working to position himself as a candidate focused on issues he says men actually care about instead of speculation about his diet, sexuality and religious beliefs.
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- He’s winning over Joe Rogan. He’s challenging his opponent to mano-a-mano televised faceoffs.
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Republicans want to talk about James Talarico’s manhood. Talarico says let them.
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