Leading the blue charge is Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico, who is challenging incumbent Trump-endorsed Ken Paxton.
Texas , a historically Red state, is seeing an unusual Blue surge amid the upcoming midterm elections in November.
It was at this forum that he announced that he has influenza. I agree,” Talarico wrote in an X post. James Talarico’s last documented public appearance was at a fundraiser on Monday, September 28, when he appeared for a fundraiser hosted by actor Robert DeNiro in New York City. He appeared virtually for a forum by the Hispanic Business Council a couple of days later, on September 30.
“I guess I’ve been shaking too many hands on the campaign trail and so I want to keep everybody safe,” he said. “If I was passing on this illness to somebody and got someone’s grandmother or someone’s baby sick.” ”President Trump just said Ken Paxton should debate. “Ball’s in your court.”
And Ken Paxton, the Republican and President Donald Trump are doing their best to make it an issue, hoping it gives a boost to their flailing campaign despite record spending. With only weeks left before the election, Talarico is down with an unexpected influenza , which has kept the 37-year-old Democrat from his campaign even as he enjoys record popularity ratings.
