WATCH: James Talarico Changes Story About Doctor Visit While Responding to Mental Hospital Rumors in First Interviews Since Disappearance
Texas Democratic Senate Nominee James Talarico broke his silence on his two-week hiatus this afternoon in interviews with NBC and MS Now, swearing that he "just had the flu" as claims that he was suffering a mental health episode continue to circulate. The Gateway Pundit reported earlier on allegations that Talarico was admitted to a mental institution in Ohio during his mysterious absence. The post WATCH: James Talarico Changes Story About Doctor Visit While Responding to Mental Hospital Rumors in First Interviews Since Disappearance appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Texas Democratic Senate Nominee James Talarico has broken his silence regarding a two-week absence, stating he had a severe case of the flu. This comes amidst circulating claims that he was admitted to a mental institution in Ohio, which he vehemently denies. Talarico’s account of where he received medical attention has varied, initially mentioning urgent care in Dallas and later referring to a primary care physician at home.
- James Talarico denies claims of being in a mental health institution during his two-week absence.
- Talarico states he was recovering from a severe case of the flu.
- His explanation for seeking medical attention has changed, from urgent care in Dallas to a primary care physician at home.
- He accuses his Republican opponent, Ken Paxton, of cowardice and challenges him to a debate.
- Talarico attributes the rumors to unverified internet claims.
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