Republican Women's Caucus Fund denies involvement in Texas texts and mailers
Republican Women's Caucus FundPolitical action committee, through a spokesperson quoted by The Texas Tribune and CBS News Texas
The fund denies any role in the Texas texts or similar mailers.
“We did not authorize, fund, direct, coordinate, or participate in these activities in any capacity”
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Infobip deposition reportedly names a GOP women's fund in Texas texts; the fund denies involvement
The Texas Tribune reports that Infobip's sworn deposition answers, part of which a Travis County judge ordered made public, identify "Republican Women Caucus Fund" and a person named John Braun in connection with texts sent to Texans. CBS News Texas reports that the deposition tied those names to two phone numbers. The Republican Women's Caucus Fund categorically denies authorizing, funding or participating in the activity. A lawyer for the fund later said Infobip identified a phone number for the fund and disputed that attribution. The texts directed recipients to resources from the Transgender Education Network of Texas. TENT says it neither authorized nor sent the materials and sought court-ordered disclosure of the senders. The dispute concerns the attribution in the deposition and the fund's denial.
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Original reporting describes the released deposition and quotes the fund's categorical denial. It distinguishes the texts from a separate mailer campaign.
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Reports that Infobip's deposition identified the customers tied to two phone numbers that sent the texts, and publishes the Republican Women's Caucus Fund's full statement to CBS News Texas denying involvement. Also reports that the Texas Supreme Court paused the separate deposition tied to the mailers.
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The spokesperson first says the group had "absolutely no involvement" in sending the texts or similar mailers.
After the quotation
The spokesperson says the fund was wrongfully named, rejects the allegations and will pursue legal remedies.
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Why this label?
The fund expressly denies the alleged involvement under scrutiny in the case.
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“TENT did not author, authorize, approve, or distribute text messages or send mail.”Read statement
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