Trump Campaigns for Ken Paxton in Texas, Discusses Data Centers and Venezuela
President Donald Trump campaigned for Republican Ken Paxton in Texas, discussing community data centers and suggesting Venezuela become the 51st state.
Burlington Plattsburgh, VT, October 28, 2026 —
President Donald Trump campaigned in Texas for Republican Ken Paxton, discussing community data centers and suggesting that Venezuela become the 51st state, according to the available summary of the event.
The summary does not provide the date or specific location of the campaign appearance, identify the audience, or give details about the event’s format. It also does not explain what Trump said about community data centers, including whether he described a particular proposal or policy. No direct quotations were provided.
The account characterizes Trump’s comment about Venezuela as a suggestion. It does not provide further wording or indicate whether the remark was presented as a formal policy proposal. The available information also does not describe how Paxton responded to the discussion or whether he addressed either topic.
Paxton is identified in the summary as a Republican, but it does not state his office or provide additional information about his campaign. No details are given about the campaign’s purpose, its schedule, or other subjects discussed at the appearance.
With those details unavailable, the account establishes only that Trump campaigned for Paxton in Texas and that the discussion included community data centers and the suggestion concerning Venezuela. Further context about the remarks, their setting and any responses was not included in the summary.
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