Alex Latcham

Back in this country, the head of a top Republican super PAC says his party needs to come together to keep the Senate.

Alex Latcham with the Senate Leadership Fund says Republicans in Texas need to get past the bitter primary between outgoing Senator John Cornyn and the current nominee, Ken Paxton.

I know there are still, uh, bitter feelings, um, you know, on both sides between, you know, Senator John Cornyn, Senator Paxton.

We need to consolidate.

Um, you know, many of them just need to bury the-- uh, quite frankly.

That was Senate Leadership Fund director Alex Latcham speaking at a Bloomberg.com subscriber event in Washington.

The primary cost an estimated two hundred million dollars for the GOP, and the latest Marist College poll shows Ken Paxton narrowing Democrat James Talarico's lead in the general election to two percentage points.

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A lot of them are aware of it.

I mean, I do think I would do a shout out to the folks who took over at Senate Leadership Fund after I left, Alex Latcham and Dominic Reed.

They made very large placements very early in the year.

That was an extremely smart play for them because they were able to lock up good inventory at decent prices.

Uh, we got a hell of a fun time for you.

I want to start by saying Alex Latcham is in the house.

If you haven't heard his name before, he runs the Senate Leadership Fund, a little outfit that's in charge of, I don't know, hundreds of millions of dollars of campaign, uh, spending-

Mm-hmm

... to try to help themselves throughout an election, to try to point fingers at people who were carrying the entire yoke of your success on their shoulders.

And you'll read a lot about it in the next, you know, all of November probably about who's doing what and whatever.

I'm just here to tell you that if Senate Republicans hold this majority, it's because of folks like Alex Latcham and his team.

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