George P. Bush, grandson and nephew of two former presidents and once heir apparent of a GOP dynasty, lost badly in his bid to become Texas AG. Bush was unpopular in part because of his family's reputation, as Texas Republicans have shifted further right.
further right since the Trump presidency.Bush emerged from the experience not only willing to ignore his family’s defaming but ready to openly embrace its bully," Mexican journalist"Bush’s ideological alignment behind Trumpism could be excused as a rather cruel case of political expediency. But there’s a more profound side to his transformation that cannot be so easily dismissed."after his defeat that he "will continue fighting for the rule of law in Texas.
"I trust and pray in Governor Abbott's ability to control the southern border and work to ensure the system of justice and respect for Texas laws are honored and maintained," Bush wrote. Editor's note: This story has been updated with additional details on Bush's approval among Republicans. and get more news that matters about Latinos and Latin America, delivered right to your inbox on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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