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Texas GOP just ousted its first Indian American chairman, Abraham George, in a fiery convention showdown, replacing him with former vice chair D’rinda Randall — a move signaling deep internal fractures despite the party’s unity theme. Randall won 25 of 31 votes, criticizing George’s budget management, while George had backing from controversial Senate nominee Ken Paxton. This leadership shake-up mirrors recent GOP surprises and reflects a party increasingly divided, with five chairs in six years. Randall now faces the uphill battle of uniting a right-wing, ideologically driven base to make Texas even redder — but internal rifts may prove her toughest opponent.

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