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Republicans give Talarico the McConnell treatment and request ‘proof of life’ over campaign disappearance

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Republicans give Talarico the McConnell treatment and request ‘proof of life’ over campaign disappearance

Republicans are demanding Texas Democratic Senate Nominee James Talarico provide “proof of life” after not appearing on the campaign trail since his campaign said he tested positive for the flu. “James Talafreako’s handlers need to stop…

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