Bo French started the fresh anti-India hate on social media after he posted a photo of the students of University of Texas.
And I think most people in the America First movement think we ought to be prioritizing Americans,” he said on Mark Davis Show, as reported by The Texas Tribune.
He said he did not have anything against the people in that picture. No, French did not say this. “I think that the bigger conversation is, are we going to have policies to prioritize Americans … or are we going to have policies that prioritize foreigners?
Just doubles down and raises $ using it. Because of the diverse population of the state, became the flashpoint, the anti-India sentiment soon gave way to an anti-Hindu narrative on social media and statues of Hindu idols present in various parts of Texas,.
On the backlash that he received from his party, he said those very critics donated to his campaign or helped raise fund. “The establishment raised and spent $7 million against me in the primary,” French said. And it looks, speaks and shouts its hate of Hinduism from the rooftops, we call it for the anti-Hindu bigotry and Hinduphobia that it is,” the coalition said. It really is that simple,” HAF said.
It’s no surprise that the less-conservative people in Texas are the ones attacking me. Texas Senator John Cornyn (Republican) condemned the fundraising through the viral racist post. “We all make mistakes but what does he do? No takedown of offensive post, no apology. The Republican Party is better than this. We should all condemn this bigotry directed at our fellow Texans or we will soon find ourselves a minority party,” Cornyn wrote. Coalition of Hindus in North America condemned the participation of prominent activists, writers, and aspiring politicians in the hate spiel. “We say if it looks, speaks and quacks like a duck-we call it a duck. Hindu American Foundation urged elected leaders to condemn this hate rhetoric as Senator Cornyn did. “If religious freedom is American, then Hindus are American. The election for which he’s raising money is significant as despite the name, the Railroad Commission does not regulate railroads. It is the state’s powerful regulator of the oil and gas industry, including drilling permits, pipelines, production and aspects of environmental and safety regulation. Texas has three elected Railroad Commissioners, each serving six-year terms.
French is a Fort Worth-area businessman, rancher and former energy trader who previously chaired the Tarrant County Republican Party. He has been active in conservative politics and previously ran unsuccessfully for the Texas House. “Many of the people who criticized me yesterday were some of the same people involved in that effort.