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Talarico Campaign Denies Claim He Was Treated at Mental Health Facility
The campaign says James Talarico was home recovering from the flu as the Ohio facility denied he was ever a patient.
- On Sunday, the campaign for Texas Senate candidate James Talarico denied allegations he was treated at an Ohio mental health facility, with spokesperson JT Ennis calling the claim a "pathetic conspiracy theory."
- Conservative influencer Nick Sortor sparked the controversy by claiming Talarico was discharged last week from the Lindner Center of Hope near Cincinnati, citing an alleged hospital employee as his source.
- Talarico appeared Friday at the Austin City Limits music festival after nine days without a public appearance, consistent with his September 30 announcement that he was diagnosed with the flu.
- Legal observers noted that confirming a patient's identity without consent constitutes a major HIPAA violation, as Talarico faces Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in the November 3 election.
- The Senate seat represents over 30 MILLION TEXANS, and polls show a close race between the candidates with Talarico leading in some surveys as the campaign moves forward.
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Talarico rejects mental health conspiracy theory after return ...
·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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The View Cranks Decry ‘Conspiracy Theories’ for Talarico’s Whereabouts
In yet another of example of it’s (D)ifferent when the left and the elitist media does it, ABC’s The View denounced what they described as “conspiracy theories” regarding the whereabouts of their preferred candidate in the race for the Texas Senate seat, James Talarico (D), who had disappeared from the trail for several days. Meanwhile, the hypocritical harpies had been a prime source of anti-Republican conspiracy theories for many years.“Texas …
·Herndon, United States
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New MAGA conspiracy theory falls apart after Democrat goes ‘missing’
James Talarico, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas, is hitting back after supporters and allies of President Donald Trump spread theories about why he was missing for days from the campaign trail.
·Springfield, United States
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