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Trump Says Payments for Millions of Seniors Going Out Starting Oct. 8, Stumps for Texas Republicans in Rally

Paxton urged voters to support his Senate campaign and attacked his opponent, James Talarico.

Trump Says Payments for Millions of Seniors Going Out Starting Oct. 8, Stumps for Texas Republicans in Rally
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This article1 analysis · Oct 9, 2026
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At a San Antonio rally, President Donald Trump said Medicare Part B recipients would receive $90 payments beginning the next day and urged support for Texas Republican candidates, including Ken Paxton and Carlos De La Cruz. Paxton and Trump also criticized Paxton’s opponent, James Talarico.

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Ken Paxton R · TX
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Ken Paxton
R · TX

Republican Senate candidate campaigning at the rally

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President who announced Medicare payments and campaigned for Texas Republicans

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Democratic Senate candidate and Paxton’s opponent

San Antonio mayor who requested a meeting with Trump

Democratic House candidate opposing De La Cruz

Republican House candidate backed at the rally

John Cornyn
R · TX · SEN

Texas senator whose seat is being contested

ALSO MENTIONED  Gina Hinojosa, Democrat running against Abbott for governor; Greg Abbott, Texas governor who was absent from the rally

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Trump Campaigns in Texas for Ken Paxton

Outlets agree President Donald Trump made a Texas campaign visit to rally support for Ken Paxton’s Senate bid, alongside other Texas Republicans. Center outlets present the visit as an effort to boost Paxton and other Republicans, with coverage ranging from rally remarks to the race’s polling, campaign spending and electoral context.

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