December 3, 2019

LSP Director Matt Angle Statement on Rick Miller’s Withdrawal from HD-26 Election

If Miller, Abbott, or any other Texas Republican was offended by racist, divisive comments, they would have condemned Donald Trump long ago and many times over.

“If Miller, Abbott, or any other Texas Republican was offended by racist, divisive comments, they would have condemned Donald Trump long ago and many times over. Rick Miller’s decision to withdraw from his race comes from embarrassment over being caught, not regret over expressing racism.”

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LSP Director Matt Angle Statement on Rick Miller’s Withdrawal from HD-26 Election

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