The controversial debate over school choice is one of the three main topics on the agenda for this special session.
Fuentes and others — including Kyle Rittenhouse and Texas GOP chair Matt Rinaldi — were seen entering Pale Horse Strategies, Stickland's right-wing consulting firm.White supremacist activist Nick Fuentes exits the Pale Horse Strategies offices with Texans for Strong Borders founder Chris Russo .
“We were just borrowing a conference room,” said Rinaldi, who arrived at the office just before 1:45 p.m. and left 45 minutes later. Stickland, a former Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives from District 92, which includes a portion of Tarrant County in suburban Fort Worth, did not respond to calls and text messages on Sunday afternoon.with the more moderate, but still deeply conservative, flank of the Texas GOP. Both are former state representatives who have attacked members of their own party, like U.S. Sen. John Cornyn and Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan, as insufficiently conservative.
Fuentes’ visit to Texas comes as the far-right flank of the state GOP continues to elevate extreme figures, rhetoric and conspiracy theories, and as the party’scontinues in the wake of Paxton’s impeachment by the Texas House and eventual acquittal by the Texas Senate.
Texans for Strong Borders wants to stem both legal and illegal immigration. Its founder, Chris Russo, was seen driving Fuentes to the Friday meeting at Pale Horse Strategies.on a new company, Influenceable, that pays Gen Z influencers for undisclosed marketing and political messaging, including pro-Paxton social media posts ahead of his Senate impeachment trial. The company has a partnership with former Trump campaign chair Brad Parscale, who moved to Midland this year to work with Dunn,.
Campaign finance records show that in 2022, Pale Horse Strategies received more than $828,000 for consulting and contractor services from Defend Texas Liberty. The same year, the PAC donated more than $5 million to challengers to more moderate, incumbent Republicans. Most of that money went to Don Huffines, a real estate developer and former state senator who unsuccessfully challenged Gov. Greg Abbott in the Republican primary.
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