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Choose the Better Man
Texas is choosing between two men to be our next Senator.
James Talarico has spent his career in a classroom and a pulpit, showing up for the least of these. While Ken Paxton has spent a decade answering for indictments, an impeachment, and a wife who filed for divorce on biblical grounds.
As Christians, we choose the man who lives out our Christian values— with honor, compassion, and a proven record of serving his neighbors.
We choose James Talarico.
JAMES TAlarico
A teacher before he was a politician.
He taught sixth-grade English in one of the poorest zip codes in Texas before he ever stood at a podium, and earned a Master of Divinity while serving in the Texas House. His career has been built on showing up for ordinary people.
Stands Up For Texas Families
James Talarico stands up for families and fights to make life affordable in Texas. As a state representative, he capped insulin copays at $25 per month in Texas, wrote legislation to import prescription drugs from Canada to save families 60-70% on common medications, and made affordable childcare one of his legislative priorities. James understands that working class families are struggling and is actually doing something about it.
Leads with a Strong Biblical Christian Witness
His grandfather, a Baptist preacher, taught him what faith comes down to: love God, love your neighbor. James took it to seminary and into the Legislature, and never once used it as a way to grab power.
For James, loving your neighbor is the basis of his work. It's why he fights for the kid in the underfunded classroom and speaks out for our immigrant neighbors. He follows the example Jesus set: you measure a man by how he treats the people who can do nothing for him.
KEN Paxton
Securities Fraud Charges
Ken Paxton was barely in office before the charges came. In 2015, a grand jury indicted Paxton on felony securities fraud for misleading investors. The case dragged on nearly nine years before he cut a deal in 2024: community service and restitution, no guilty plea.
reported to the fbi by his own people
In 2020, the people who worked closest to him went to the FBI. His top deputies said he was abusing his office to protect a donor, Nate Paul. He fired four of them. They sued — and won. In 2025 a Travis County judge ruled they were fired illegally and ordered Paxton's office to pay them $6.6 million– coming from taxpayer dollars. He appealed, then quietly dropped it the moment his Senate campaign began.
impeached by his own party
Those same whistleblowers triggered something Texas hadn't seen in over a century. In 2023, the Republican-led House impeached him — 20 articles, including conspiracy, bribery, and obstruction of justice.
allegations of infidelity
One impeachment article tied Paxton to a woman his donor put on the payroll — the woman he was having an affair with. His own former chief of staff testified, under oath, that Paxton confessed to it in 2018. His lawyers never denied it; they waved it off. Then last year his wife — state Senator Angela Paxton — filed for divorce, citing "biblical grounds."
texas deserves the better man
There is only one honorable man in this election — and that man is James Talarico.
As Texas Christians, we will vote our values and choose the man who shares our Christian witness and who will live it out as our Senator.
We choose the better man.