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Meantly / Midterms 2026 / TX Senate / Ken Paxton
Midterms 2026 · TX Senate
Ken Paxton
Across 39 statements tracked since 8 Sept 2026, Ken Paxton's most frequent rhetorical moves are absolutes and threat & fear.
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Audience impact, last 30 days
+0.1 neutral
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Hostility this week 1.4 / 10, in line with their usual.
Latest statements
Everything’s up except their paycheck. We also want to double the child tax credit because parents know what to do with their money better than Washington.
Look, if the terms were right, I’d have no problem. So in terms of debating, I don’t want to end up with a CNN reporter covering the debate. So, you know, I don’t know what all the terms are, but I do know I don’t want a CNN reporter covering our debate,…
While Talarico fights for his radical agenda, we fight for faith. Family and freedom.) And we fight for Texas.
As attorney general, I took on the Chinese communist party, suing CCP-controlled companies and defending the Texas law that keeps the Chinese government from buying our land.
I will always use every available avenue to block Biden’s extremist climate agenda, especially when federal policy undermines Texas industry and destroys Texas jobs.
Data center developers must follow the law and respect the Texans and communities affected by their operations.
Aren’t you all glad he’s on our side?. I am convinced that whatever he did, whatever rocket science thing he did, made a huge difference in this election. As attorney general, I’ve sued some of the largest companies in the world … for taking advantage of our…
Gerber now posts test results behind a QR code on its labels. But the heavy metals in the food did not change, and neither did the safety claims on the front of the package. A code on the back of the jar does not cure a false promise on the front. It tested…
In Texas, ‘come and take it’ has never been a slogan. He won’t fight for you. He’ll fight for them. So my message to anyone who comes after Texas is the same one Texans have been sending for almost two hundred years: Come and take it.
My opponent was well funded and well known. So those are my two disadvantages. One was — three, actually: not having time to raise more money, having the negative ads, and my opponent is well-funded and well-known.
I don’t want your money. God doesn’t want me to take it.
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