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AP Photo/John Raoux Former President Trump announced that he will soon make an endorsement in the Republican primary race for attorney general in Texas. The top two contenders are the current Attorney General Ken Paxton and Land Commissioner George P. Bush. Trump says he “likes them both very much.” “I like them both very much,” Trump said in a statement Tuesday. “I’ll be making my endorsement and recommendation to the great people of Texas in the not-so-distant future.” George P. Bush, son of JEB!, has not officially declared himself a candidate for attorney general but it has ...

State Sen. Mark Moores discusses his campaign plans on 'Fox & Friends First.' After suffering a setback at the beginning of the month in a congressional special election in Texas, Democrats are taking no chances this time around in neighboring New Mexico in the showdown for a safe seat the party has held for a dozen years. Early voting’s been underway for a week and a half for next Tuesday’s special election in the state’s 1st Congressional District, in the race to succeed Deb Haaland, who stepped down from her congressional seat after she was confirmed as Interior Secretary in Presiden...

George P. Bush consults with Donald Trump before his expected challenge against Texas AG Ken Paxton George P. Bush consults with Donald Trump before his expected challenge against Texas AG Ken Paxton Bush says he’ll launch a campaign after the Texas legislative session, though he hasn’t confirmed it will be against Attorney General Ken Paxton. Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush, left, is mulling a challenge against Attorney General Ken Paxton, right. Both are Republicans. Bush pictured at Velentina's Tex Mex on November 25, 2019 in Austin, Texas (credit: Thao Nguyen/Special Contributo...

DALLAS — Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush, on the verge of challenging incumbent Ken Paxton in the GOP primary for attorney general, has discussed his political options with former President Donald Trump. “We talked about the importance of putting the right team on field, because the Democrats are targeting our state,” Bush on Monday told The Dallas Morning News. “We talked about my race ...

The House Democrats' $1.9 billion security plan includes more than $730 million to reimburse the National Guard and other agencies for the Jan. 6 attacks. It's fate is unclear in the Senate.