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Republican Nominee in Texas Using Trump's $5,000 Promise to Deceive Voters — Vicente Gonzalez | ChamberLight
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The American Prospect reports that a fundraising text associated with Texas Republican nominee Eric Flores advertised a $5,000 Trump-authorized check but linked to Flores’s donation page, where contributions were designated first for campaign debt. Flores did not respond to the outlet’s request for comment.
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People in this story 4 EF Republican nominee whose donation page was linked in the fundraising text
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Democratic incumbent opposing Flores
President whose proposed $5,000 payment is invoked in the text
Commerce secretary who commented on how the proposed payment might be funded
President whose proposed $5,000 payment is invoked in the text
Commerce secretary who commented on how the proposed payment might be funded
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