James Talarico turns his final election push into a broadside against Elon Musk, Ken Paxton and Donald Trump, casting the Texas Senate battle as a showdown between billionaire money and “people power.”Talarico argues that massive outside spending is being deployed against his campaign and portrays Musk as a key financial force behind efforts to elect Paxton. He accuses Paxton of serving wealthy donors rather than ordinary Texans and ties his closing argument to a wider attack on Trump-era politics, tariffs, healthcare costs and the influence of big money.Talarico has repeatedly framed the race as a “David versus Goliath” fight, declaring that “Texas is not for sale” and promising to challenge corporate PACs and super PACs if elected.