Claims extracted
21
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
5%
1 of 21 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
withheld
no quote in the article backed the model's score
Publisher signals
67/100
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— Sen. Ted Cruz wants a new set of “New York values” to take effect.
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set → want → effect
The Lone Star State Republican implored Empire State voters to “shock the country” by backing Republican gubernatorial hopeful Bruce Blakeman and booting incumbent Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) on Nov. 3.
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Republican → implore → Nov.
“Right now the radicals are taking over the Democrat Party,” Cruz (R-Texas) said on WABC’s “Cats Roundtable.”
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Cruz → take → Roundtable
“They don’t love America.
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They → love → America
They hate America.
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They → hate → America
They’re trying to destroy it.
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They → try → it
If you want to bring the Democrat Party back to sanity, the only way to do it is for them to get resoundingly rejected.
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them → want → it
“New York, you got a big gubernatorial race,” he added “
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he → got → race
It would shock the country to see Kathy Hochul defeated.
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Hochul → shock → country
New York, you can make a statement to the whole country.”
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you → make → country
Hochul has the advantage against Blakeman, the Nassau County executive, with polls showing her holding a comfortable lead in the reliably blue Empire State.
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her → have → State
Republicans, including President Trump, have lined up behind Blakeman and sought to rally the GOP base for him.
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Republicans → include → him
Cruz, who took heat during his 2016 presidential run for blasting Trump’s “New York values” while trying to paint him as a lefty, warned about the leftward lurch of the Democratic Party.
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who → take → Party
Cruz lost the New York primary and ultimately the nomination to Trump.
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Cruz → lose → Trump
The Texas pol is now calling the competitive Senate race in his home state between Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and state Rep. James Talarico “frightening.”
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pol → call → Paxton
“If Texas falls, the whole country falls,” he said, urging listeners to donate money and “help us fight not only to save Texas, but to save the country from this lunacy, from the communists and Islamists that want to destroy our nation.”
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that → fall → nation
Talarico currently has a 2.2 percentage point edge over Paxton, according to the latest RealClearPolitics aggregate of polls.
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Talarico → have → polls
Democrats are hoping for a blue wave this midterm election cycle, given historical headwinds against the party in control of the White House and voter concerns about affordability.
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Democrats → hop → affordability
The Texas senator harked back to the GOP’s slew of victories in the 1980s and early 1990s before the rise of former President Bill Clinton, concluding that Dems must be defeated repeatedly in order to moderate again.
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Dems → hark → Clinton
“That’s what’s gonna happen if you want to see the Democrat Party come back from crazy town,” he argued.
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he → ’ → town
“I’d like to live in a country where we have two parties that are relatively reasonable, and sane, and that love America.”
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that → like → America