Texas GOP Chair Allen West Resigns
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Former Representative Allen West is stepping down from his post as chair of the Texas Republican Party. While left-leaning articles highlight that West will “take this opportunity to prayerfully reflect on a new chapter,” right-leaning articles highlight that West is considering a run for governor.
A left-leaning article by CNN highlights that West will “take this opportunity to prayerfully reflect on a new chapter.” However, West’s time as GOP chair was marked by controversy as he criticized Texas Governor Greg Abbott and fellow Texas Republicans.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that West will remain in his role until the state GOP picks a new chair on July 11. West’s move is likely to fuel speculation that he is preparing to run for statewide office.
A right-leaning article by The National Review highlights that West is considering a run for governor. West also hinted to a reporter that he might run for Congress in his home district.