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28
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
7%
2 of 28 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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66/100
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“I think we will.
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we → think → ?
I think we will see Texas go blue, actually.
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Texas → think → ?
I really do,” Hostin remarked.
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Hostin → do → ?
“In September, not only one, but eight pollsters had Talarico ahead 51-45%.
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Talarico → have → September
That is so significant given that a Democrat hasn’t won statewide office in 30 years.
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Democrat → give → years
“That same poll showed that he is leading Paxton among women, 56% to 40%.
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he → show → women
We’re talking about Texas.
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We → talk → Texas
He’s going to win this race.”
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He → go → race
“I mean, the fact that Texas is in play speaks to the moment right now that people are so frustrated with the current leadership,” she said.
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she → mean → leadership
“A Democrat hasn’t won statewide in Texas in over 30 years.
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Democrat → win → years
I still think it could go either direction for Paxton or Talarico, but this is kind of a perfect storm, and it’s a mess of the president’s own making.”
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it → think → making
Griffin agreed the state might flip blue, calling Talarico a good candidate.
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state → agree → Talarico
She argued that Sen. John Cornyn would’ve been a better Republican candidate over Paxton, who was endorsed by Trump and came out on top in the GOP primary.
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who → argue → primary
A Fox News poll released in October found Talarico enjoying a net positive personal rating of 8 points among likely Texas voters (52% favorable vs. 44% unfavorable), compared to Paxton, who is underwater by 18 points (40% vs. 58%).
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who → release → %
Republicans are six times more likely to view Paxton unfavorably (32%) than Democrats do Talarico (5%).
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Talarico → view → Paxton
Likely Texas voters are split on control of the Senate: 49% prefer a Democratic Senate while 50% favor a Republican upper chamber.
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% → split → chamber
Eight percent of self-identified Republicans prefer the Democrats in power versus 1% of Democrats crossing over to pick the GOP.
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percent → identify → GOP
All this gives Talarico a slim 2-point edge over Paxton (51-49%) in the poll among likely voters.
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this → give → voters
Co-hosts Whoopi Goldberg and Ana Navarro cast some doubt on the positive polling for the Democratic candidate.
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Goldberg → cast → candidate
“Two-thousand sixteen left me scared,” Navarro said.
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Navarro → leave → me
“I have hope.
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I → have → hope
People should have hope, but hope alone won’t win an election.
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hope → have → election
People got to turn hope into vote.
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People → get → vote
And I don’t think they, you know, relying on polls and just kind of sitting back and getting complacent is something that nobody can afford to do if they want to see change.”
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they → think → change
Paxton’s campaign did not immediately return Fox News Digital’s request for comment.
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campaign → return → comment
They both pointed to Talarico’s absence from campaigning at the event.
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They → point → event
The Senate candidate’s campaign responded to the criticism, explaining Talarico has been sick with the flu and is expected to return to the campaign trail this weekend.
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Talarico → respond → trail
“Anyone taking seriously what Sunny Hostin and Alyssa Farah Griffin say about politics likely has a low enough IQ to qualify as a guest host on ‘The View,’” RNC spokesman Zach Kraft told Fox News Digital in a statement about the co-hosts’ remarks.
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Kraft → take → remarks
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