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SSJVegeta

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4. She could but I agree it is less likely than Talarico
Tue Dec 16, 2025, 10:53 AM
Dec 16

My thinking is this:

We have two very well funded and popular (within the party) dems running for the same statewide office. One seems to have very strong potential to win statewide. But both are going to have strong downballot impacts. Regardless of if they win statewide, having both on the general election ballot statewide would earn huge dividends (maybe double) in combining strong base turnout among Dems (Crockett) and strong turnout among low propensity/ crossover voters (Talarico).

The fact this firepower is being used on ourselves is really self defeating in a flippable state like Texas.

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