Illustration of President Trump endorsing Ken Paxton against John Cornyn in the Texas Senate runoff.
Illustration of President Trump endorsing Ken Paxton against John Cornyn in the Texas Senate runoff.
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Trump respalda a Paxton frente a Cornyn en la segunda vuelta del Senado en Texas

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El presidente Donald Trump respaldó el martes al fiscal general de Texas, Ken Paxton, para la nominación republicana en la carrera al Senado de EE. UU. La decisión se produjo una semana antes de la segunda vuelta del 26 de mayo contra el senador en ejercicio, John Cornyn.

Trump publicó el respaldo en Truth Social, calificando a Paxton como un verdadero guerrero MAGA que siempre ha cumplido con Texas. Añadió que Cornyn es un buen hombre, pero que no brindó apoyo durante los momentos difíciles. Paxton agradeció el respaldo y afirmó que generaría impulso antes de la votación.

Qué dice la gente

Las reacciones iniciales en X destacan que el respaldo de Trump impulsa a Paxton como el favorito en la segunda vuelta del Senado en Texas, y algunos usuarios lo elogian como una victoria estratégica contra Cornyn. Otros señalan la frustración de los republicanos en el Senado por la decisión, mientras que otras publicaciones lo ven como un mensaje contra la política de partido único y expresan un firme apoyo personal a Paxton independientemente de ello.

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