Third Party Feud Rocks Texas And National Race
Texas newspapers roast third party factionalism as More Democrats defend Clark Hogg alliance while Dillon and Hill back Cleveland in national push. Observers warn Australia ballot impacts costs and farmers fear prices as voters eye November outcome amid party splits and campaign rhetoric.
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