'He will never let you down' Trump endorses candidate Brandon Herrera
Herrera received Trump’s endorsement and thanked him while turning his campaign’s attention to the November contest.

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- Track record — El Paso Times is an established regional newspaper.
- Author attribution — A reporter is named and identified with the El Paso Times.
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The article gives a timely account of the endorsement and quotes the candidates’ and Trump’s posts. It is brief and relies mainly on those statements, with little independent context or response from the other candidate.
HOW WE SCORE ↗The article presents the endorsement and Herrera’s response, but does not include a perspective from his Democratic opponent or other independent sources. Its brief account of Gonzales’s exit supplies relevant context.
- Source diversity — Most quoted material comes from Trump and Herrera’s social-media posts.
- Counterarguments presented — No opposing candidate’s view of the endorsement is included.
- Loaded language — The article’s own wording is generally restrained, though it includes Trump’s favorable endorsement language.
The article reports the endorsement and campaign context in straightforward language, largely quoting the participants’ own statements without an evident partisan argument.
- Language tone — The reporting is mostly factual and attributes the endorsement language to Trump.
- Source selection — The article quotes Trump and Herrera; it does not include a response from the other candidate.
- Framing — The article centers on the endorsement and gives background on Gonzales’s exit.
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Republished from El Paso Times, with credit to the original publisher.
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Donald Trump endorsed Texas House candidate Brandon Herrera on March 11, after Rep. Tony Gonzales left the race amid an affair scandal and an Ethics Committee investigation. Herrera thanked Trump and said he would take the fight to Democrats in November.
Trump announced his endorsement of Herrera, a gun activist and YouTube personality running in Texas’ 23rd District. Trump called him an “America First Patriot” and said Herrera would advance his agenda, including on the economy, taxes, elections and border security.
Herrera thanked Trump for the endorsement and said it was time to take the fight to Democrats in November. Democrat Katy Padilla Stout is also running in the race. Gonzales dropped out after Republican leaders called on him to leave and an Ethics Committee investigation into his conduct began; he had publicly addressed his affair with an aide on a podcast on March 4.
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Representative who dropped out of the Texas 23rd District race
Part of a bigger story
11 OUTLETSPresident Donald Trump endorsed Brandon Herrera for Texas’s 23rd Congressional District. The articles place the endorsement in the contest for the seat. Center outlets generally frame the endorsement as a development in the district race, though some also highlight scrutiny of Herrera’s past remarks. Right-leaning outlets likewise stress Trump’s endorsement and the campaign, while one article centers resurfaced videos involving Nazi imagery and Holocaust-related jokes.
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