County Republican Party in North Texas faces backlash after posing anti-Muslim question to nominee
A county Republican Party in North Texas is facing public backlash after one of its precinct chairs asked a potential justice-of-the-peace nominee whether he could train a police dog to bite Muslims. Last week, Joshua Gallardo — who considered seeking the Republican nomination for Young County Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 — withdrew from consideration after […]
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