The GOP’s White Nationalism Problem Goes All the Way to the Top
First, on Sunday, Bo French, the GOP nominee for Texas Railroad Commissioner, expressed his dismay at a photo of mostly South Asian and black young people having fun at a University of Texas football game. His post went viral on X.Texas Republicans scrambled to do damage control, with some, such as Sen. John Cornyn, openly disavowing French’s racism.
- ▪First, on Sunday, Bo French, the GOP nominee for Texas Railroad Commissioner, expressed his dismay at a photo of mostly South Asian and black young people having fun at a University of Texas football game.
- ▪His post went viral on X.Texas Republicans scrambled to do damage control, with some, such as Sen.
- ▪John Cornyn, openly disavowing French’s racism.
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The GOP’s White Nationalism Problem Goes All the Way to the TopThe blood-and-soil extremists have donors, institutions, administration ties—and plenty of friends in MAGA.Cathy YoungSeptember 18Upgrade to listen15 minutes2647245(Photo illustration by Sarah Rogers/The Bulwark | Photos: Getty, X.com)THE ISSUE OF WHITE NATIONALISM on the right and its infiltration of the Republican party burst out into the open in mainstream conservative discourse this week. First, on Sunday, Bo French, the GOP nominee for Texas Railroad Commissioner, expressed his dismay at a photo of mostly South Asian and black young people having fun at a University of Texas football game. His post went viral on X.Texas Republicans scrambled to do damage control, with some, such as Sen.
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