A Republican nominee for a statewide position has faced criticism for racist posts. The nominee, who is set to regulate the oil and gas industry, made comments about students at a university.
These comments were widely condemned by several Texas Republicans. The posts in question included a photo and complained about the presence of certain groups.
Further details about the incident and the reaction to it are available from the source publication, which reported on the controversy surrounding the nominee's online activity.
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