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James Talarico called explicit school materials a 'conspiracy theory'

James Talarico, the Democratic Texas Senate candidate, dismissed concerns about explicit material in Texas public schools as a "conspiracy theory" at a 2022 education hearing.

Sources (1)· Sep 30, 7:38 PM

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