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John Cornyn and George W. Bush backed a fundraiser for six Republican Senate candidates, excluding Texas nominee Ken Paxton, who defeated Cornyn in the primary. The omission highlights tensions among Texas Republicans as the parties compete for money in a closely watched Senate race.
Senator whose reelection campaign is supported by the fundraiser
ALSO MENTIONED Bo French, Republican nominee for a Texas state agency whose social media post drew criticism; George P. Bush, Bush's nephew and former Republican primary opponent of Paxton for Texas attorney general; George W. Bush, Former president and special guest at the fundraiser; John Sununu (former White House chief of staff), Former White House chief of staff and father of the New Hampshire Senate candidate; Karl Rove, Former Bush adviser who said he would not vote for Bo French; Kay Bailey Hutchison, Former senator on the fundraiser's host committee
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Senator whose reelection campaign is supported by the fundraiser
ALSO MENTIONED Bo French, Republican nominee for a Texas state agency whose social media post drew criticism; George P. Bush, Bush's nephew and former Republican primary opponent of Paxton for Texas attorney general; George W. Bush, Former president and special guest at the fundraiser; John Sununu (former White House chief of staff), Former White House chief of staff and father of the New Hampshire Senate candidate; Karl Rove, Former Bush adviser who said he would not vote for Bo French; Kay Bailey Hutchison, Former senator on the fundraiser's host committee
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