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Talarico put on defense after 2020 comments about defunding police resurface: 'We must replace'
James Talarico's campaign denies he supported defunding police after resurfaced 2020 video shows him questioning why the idea was off-limits.
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Source context: "James did not call for and does not support defunding the police, and he strongly supports Texas law enforcement and first responders."
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James Talarico's campaign denies he supported defunding police after resurfaced 2020 video shows him questioning why the idea was off-limits.
"James did not call for and does not support defunding the police, and he strongly supports Texas law enforcement and first responders."
Texas Democrat U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico told progressive activists in 2020 that it was "rich" that "defund the police" was treated as off-limits in political debate, according to a CNN report.
