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Democrats’ Official X Account Posts Profanity-Laced Attack On Stephen Miller In Tawdry Exchange
- On Wednesday morning, President Donald Trump called Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico 'insulting to Jesus Christ' while promising 'big, beautiful rallies' for Republican opponent Ken Paxton in Texas.
- Republicans seized on a 2022 video where Talarico discussed reducing meat consumption and running a 'non-meat campaign' for the Texas House; GOP officials have repeatedly branded him vegan, which he is not.
- At his victory rally, Paxton debuted nicknames 'Tofu Talarico,' 'Six-gender James,' and 'Tala-freak-o' based on a 2021 legislative statement; Talarico told CBS News his remarks were 'intentionally provocative' but clarified he knows 'there are two sexes, men and women.'
- After White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller baselessly claimed Talarico was transgender, the Democratic National Committee responded with 'shut up you ugly fuck,' marking a departure from traditional Democratic messaging.
- Despite Republican escalation, polling shows Talarico leading Paxton by as much as 8 points while outraising him $27 million to $2.2 million, positioning Democrats' best shot at a Texas Senate seat in decades.
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Conservatives erupt after DNC lashes out at top White House official with vulgar personal attack
The DNC's official X account faced backlash on Wednesday after directing a profanity-laden insult at Stephen Miller during an exchange over Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico.
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The Independent (US)Democrats official X account turns vulgar to bash Stephen Miller
A photo of Talarico, the Democrats’ pick in a consequential U.S. Senate race in Texas, sparked the online spat
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