After historic rout, Texas Republicans train fire on Trump, Paxton and each other in search for answers

Texas Republicans are scrambling to explain the surprising depth of their losses in the recent election, which has thrown the party into disarray. Blame is flying among the leadership, with some pointing fingers at former President Trump and Attorney General Paxton for not sufficiently rallying support. The internal strife and finger-pointing highlight a deeper crisis within the party, as they struggle to regain their footing and relevance in a changing political landscape. This infighting could have significant implications for the party's future direction and effectiveness in state politics.