Talarico’s Classroom Claim Is Strangely Similar To Obama Story From 2012
A questionable claim repeated by Democrat Texas Senate candidate James Talarico on the campaign trail closely mirrors a story then-President Barack Obama told back in 2012. Talarico claims that when he began teaching, he had 45 kids in one
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A questionable claim repeated by Democrat Texas Senate candidate James Talarico on the campaign trail closely mirrors a story then-President Barack Obama told back in 2012. Talarico claims that when he began teaching, he had 45 kids in one classroom and that not all of them had desks.
That story was not backed up by ...
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