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Texas: Trump delivers campaign speech in San Antonio, boosting local GOP candidates and bolstering Paxton's push for Senate

Trump used the rally to promote Republican candidates, endorse Paxton, and criticize Democrats.

Texas: Trump delivers campaign speech in San Antonio, boosting local GOP candidates and bolstering Paxton's push for Senate
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This article1 analysis · Oct 8, 2026
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Donald Trump held a campaign rally in San Antonio, promoting Republican candidates and endorsing Ken Paxton’s Senate bid. He also criticized Rep. Henry Cuellar for not switching parties after receiving a presidential pardon and urged voters to defeat him.

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President and speaker at the campaign rally

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Texas Senate candidate endorsed by Trump

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Henry Cuellar
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Texas representative criticized by Trump

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Texas Senate candidate mocked by Trump

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