Bush Denounces ‘White Terrorism’ After Shooting

Texas General Land Office Commissioner George P. Bush (R) called on all Americans to stand against “white terrorism” after a gunman who espoused white supremacist views in a manifesto killed at least 18 in El Paso, The Hill reports.

Bush, son of former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R), said Saturday evening that “white terrorism” was a “real and present threat that we must all denounce and defeat.”

He added: “I believe fighting terrorism remains a national priority. And that should include standing firm against white terrorism.”