Senator John Cornyn of Texas lost a Republican primary to Ken Paxton, the state attorney general, earlier this year. Former President George W. Bush has largely remained neutral in the political landscape but shares political views more aligned with Cornyn.
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George W. Bush and John Cornyn Fundraise for Senate Candidates, Excluding Ken Paxton
Senator John Cornyn, who lost a Republican primary to Ken Paxton, and former President George W. Bush are raising funds for Senate candidates. Bush has maintained a neutral stance in recent political events, aligning more closely with Cornyn's political views.
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George W. Bush and Cornyn Leave Out Paxton as They Raise Cash for Senate Candidates
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George W. Bush and John Cornyn Fundraise for Senate Candidates, Excluding Ken Paxton