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Texas Republicans DESTROYED By CNN Reality Check As GOP Voter Tears Them Apart
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8:09Now PlayingTexas Republicans, such as Greg Abbott and Ken Paxton, get rocked with the truth as voters turn against them and speak out on CNN over the consequences of how their rhetoric will change after the election. John Iadarola and Sen. Nina Turner break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Texas Republican redistricting 'comes back to bite them'
"The push to draw fewer Democratic districts in the state of Texas appears to have caused problems for Republicans, CNN explained on Thursday.
During a panel discussion, host Dana Bash cited three Texas districts that were redrawn to benefit Republicans, which now appear as if a Democrat could actually win.
Speaker Mike Johnson is down in South Texas to help campaign for Republicans there, Bash noted. These are districts that Trump won by 10 points or more in 2024."
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