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Texas Senate Candidate James Talarico: Whiteness, Masculinity, and Mom's Checking Account
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Bongino broadens his geographical scope beyond New York to Texas, arguing the radical left threat is not parochial. His target is James Talarico, a Democratic socialist running for Senate in one of America's most conservative states. [1] — Dan Bongino "Texas Senate candidate shares checking account with mom at age 32: Texas Senate candidate James Talarico reportedly shares a single checkin…" 58:58 First he plays a clip of Talarico in an interview saying his 'whiteness' and 'masculinity' limit his imagination about what's possible, and that he must 'continually press against' these limits. Bongino is gleefully contemptuous — noting Talarico is running as a vegan in the 'barbecue capital of the world' and asking Texas voters for help. He then plays a Fox News report by wounded veteran Johnny Joey Jones revealing that Talarico reportedly shares a single checking account with his mother, who covered $1,500 in moving expenses when Talarico was 32. Bongino connects Talarico to the broader DSA / socialist accommodator pattern he's been tracing throughout the episode, and pleads with Texas not to send him to Washington.
Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico reportedly shared a single checking account with his mother and had her cover $1,500 in moving expenses at age 32. Bongino pairs this with Talarico's on-camera admission that his 'whiteness' limits his imagination, asking Texas voters to reject him.
Texas Senate candidate James Talarico reportedly shares a single checking account with his mother, who covered $1,500 in his moving expenses when he was 32 years old.
A federal program gives donors a $1,700 tax credit to fund school-choice scholarships, with zero cost to participating states. Despite this, almost every Democrat-led state refused to opt in after the teachers unions — led by Randy Weingarten — opposed it. Bongino: they hate your kids.
