Ted Cruz warns Democrats have sights set on Texas in November ...Middle East

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Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) warned backers Tuesday that Democrats have their sights set on his home state for upcoming elections. “Democrats plan to spend over $100 million in this race and they want to flip Texas, and I’ll tell you what this race is all about. This race is all about keeping Texas, Texas,” Cruz said during Houston campaign event, according to The Houston Chronicle. Democrats "have put a bullseye on the state of Texas," Cruz told attendees at the event, The Chronicle reported. A conservative super PAC said it will spend at least $10 million on Cruz's reelection campaign against Rep. Colin Allred (D), The Washington Post first reported in early March. The Club for G

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