Six years before becoming Texas Democrats’ US Senate nominee, James Talarico described capitalism as an “oppressive system” during a Sierra Club event, grouping it with White supremacy and climate change and saying ending the ways all three worked together was necessary to begin the process of “dismantling them.

Senate candidate James Talarico (D) of Texas announced an expansion to his Black voter outreach Friday, aiming to reach those who largely went for his opponent, Rep. Jasmine Crockett, ahead of the primary.

The Democratic nominee pledged in July to spend $25 million on outreach to Black voters ahead of Nov. 3. Some Black leaders have said they're still waiting for the full plan.

Earlier this summer at a Houston town hall, Talarico reportedly pledged to spend $25 million on Black voter outreach, which he said was the largest such investment in modern Texas history.

Texas Democratic Senate hopeful James Talarico once decried capitalism as an “oppressive” system to a group of lefty activists in 2020 and predicted that the oil industry was doomed.

Billy James McFatridge is charged with two counts of making a terroristic threat against a public servant, both Class A misdemeanors, court documents state.

James Talarico speaks at a campaign event in San Antonio earlier this year. Authorities filed criminal charges against a Texas man whom they allege sent a

Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico blasted Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton on data centers. Paxton did not make himself available to reporters while campaigning in Willow Park, near Weatherford in Parker County,