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MJ Hegar wants to bring Texas values to the Senate. She says John Cornyn lacks backbone and courage.

"The minute that John Cornyn went from being Texas to D.C., that's when his approval ratings plummeted," says Hegar, who considers health-care access and economic recovery top issues for Texans.

Tuesday, October 13, 2020
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MJ Hegar wants to bring Texas values to the Senate. She says John Cornyn lacks backbone and courage.

"The minute that John Cornyn went from being Texas to D.C., that's when his approval ratings plummeted," says Hegar, who considers health-care access and economic recovery top issues for Texans.

Tuesday, October 13, 2020
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