Texas Republicans SWEATING As Talarico & Crockett Bring the Heat
March 3, 2026
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James Talarico is reframing the political divide as “top vs bottom,” arguing that culture wars are a distraction from the real issue: billionaire influence in politics. After CBS attempted to block his appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, his message only spread further. Meanwhile, Jasmine Crockett continues building national momentum with a populist, pro-working-class message that’s resonating across party lines. With Texas long considered a Republican stronghold, could the state finally be competitive? As candidates like Ken Paxton loom on the GOP side, Democrats see an opening — if they can unite voters around economic issues instead of cultural divisions. The Damage Report’s John Iadarola breaks it down.
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