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It is election night in America.

The focus is on Texas, where the outcome of a single Republican primary runoff tonight

could reshape the Senate this fall and perhaps recast the political

landscape for the rest of the Trump presidency. That is how significant the race between Texas

Attorney General Ken Paxton and the incumbent U.S. Senator John Cornyn could turn out to be. Could turn

reliably red Texas into a tipping point state in November. Most polls there just closed. Official results are just starting to come in.

John Cornyn has held the seat for more than two decades.

National Republicans believe he'd be a stronger opponent in November

to the Democratic nominee, James Telerico,

than Attorney General, General Paxton,

who has a long history of alleged political, personal, and financial misconduct, all of which

he denies, some of which other Republican lawmakers have been calling attention to.

I think that the gentleman is going to be endorsed to reasonably be indicted for a felony,

and so that's obviously going to have implications in terms of how the Democrats attack.

Well, Maine Republican Susan Collins, described Paxton as, quote, an ethically challenged individual. She and Senator Bill Cassidy, who just heard from, spoke out a day after the president endorsed him on social media naturally,

posting that, quote, John Cornyn is a good man and I worked well with him, but he was not supportive

of me when times were tough. That move was the latest straw for some Senate Republicans last week

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