GOP Spends 100 Million Dollars in Texas Primary Loss
Republican organizations spent over 100 million dollars in an unsuccessful effort to stop Ken Paxton from winning the Texas GOP Senate primary.
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Republican organizations spent over 100 million dollars in an unsuccessful effort to stop Ken Paxton from winning the Texas GOP Senate primary.
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