Senator John Cornyn of Texas lost a Republican primary to state Attorney General Ken Paxton earlier this year. Former President George W. Bush has largely remained neutral in the political landscape but shares political views more aligned with Cornyn than with Paxton. The two are currently raising funds for Senate candidates but have not included Paxton in their efforts.
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Bush and Cornyn Fundraise for Senate Candidates, Excluding Paxton
Senator John Cornyn and former President George W. Bush are fundraising for Senate candidates, notably excluding Ken Paxton, who defeated Cornyn in a recent Republican primary. Bush's political alignment appears to be more in line with Cornyn's views.
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