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‘It Is Time To Repeal The…’: James Talarico Makes Big Pledge Against This Trump Bill In Fiery Speech
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26:24Now PlayingJames Talarico speaks to supporters in Kerrville, Texas, outlining his vision for a “New American Dream” centered on affordability, economic opportunity, and rebuilding the middle class.
Talarico argues that working Texans are being squeezed by rising costs while billionaires accumulate unprecedented wealth. He calls for higher wages, stronger labor unions, affordable healthcare and education, expanded childcare, more housing, and tax reforms aimed at benefiting working families and small businesses.
He also takes aim at “crony capitalism,” billionaire influence in politics, AI data centers, government surveillance technology, and his Republican opponent Ken Paxton. Talarico presents the Senate race as a fight to restore economic opportunity and ensure that Texans who work hard can afford a home, raise a family, retire securely, and pursue their own American dream.
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