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Talarico campaign says Paxton-backed tariffs could kill free chips and salsa
Original: The Talarico campaign said tariffs backed by Paxton, “could end free chips and salsa at restaurants” by driving up tomato costs.
The campaign of Texas Democrat James Talarico claimed that tariffs supported by Ken Paxton could end the tradition of free chips and salsa at restaurants, arguing the measures would drive up tomato costs for eateries. The jab ties trade policy to a familiar dining custom, framing tariffs as a pocketbook issue for everyday Texans rather than an abstract economic debate.
Why now: A combative campaign attack linking tariffs to a beloved Texas restaurant tradition is drawing attention in the state's political race.
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Evidence
- The Talarico campaign said tariffs backed by Paxton, “could end free chips and salsa at restaurants” by driving up tomato costs. · The Lufkin Daily News
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