Bo French, head of Tarrant County’s Republican Party, should be removed if he doesn’t delete his social media post and apologize, says a rabbi at Beth-El Congregation in Fort Worth.

Dan Patrick and a variety of other Republican Party leaders from Tarrant County are denouncing Tarrant County GOP Chairman Bo French and urging him to resign after his recent post on X that polled users who posed a bigger threat to the United States - Jews or Muslims.

Republican leaders called on Tarrant County GOP Chair Bo French to resign Friday due to a now-deleted social media post.

French's defense didn't sit well with Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who issued a public statement calling for French's immediate resignation. "Antisemitism and religious bigotry have no place in Texas," Patrick wrote in a post condemning French's actions.

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has demanded that Tarrant County Republican Party Chairman Bo French resign. French this week posted an online poll that asked

Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker joined several Republican leaders in calling for Bo French’s resignation from the local GOP.

French created posts that used terms like "gay" or "retarded" to describe those who supported Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential candidacy.

Some Texas Republican Party leaders are denouncing Tarrant County GOP Chairman Bo French after his recent post on "X" that polled users who posed a bigger threat to the United States - Jews or Muslims?

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, U.S. Sen. John Cornyn and a growing chorus of Republican state and local leaders are now calling on Tarrant County GOP chair Bo French to resign over a post he made on X that polled his followers on whether Jews or Muslims were the “bigger threat to America.

Bo French's words do not reflect my values nor the values of the Republican Party,' Patrick wrote in a Friday X post. 'Antisemitism and religious bigotry have no place in Texas.'