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Q: Blog: The Update 
  
 [Updated at 11:16 p.m., added statement] 
  
 A month after former College Republicans President Lauren Pierce resigned over a controversial, anti-Obama Tweet, her replacement is attracting attention. 
  
 Early Sunday morning, government senior Cassandra Wright Tweeted, "My president is black, he snorts a lot of crack. Holla. #2012 #Obama." 
  
 On Nov. 16, Pierce Tweeted "Y'all, as tempting as it may be, don't shoot Obama. We need him to go down in history as the WORST president we've EVER had! #2012". 
  
 According to a critical blog on Burnt Orange Report, Wright responded to the backlash against Pierce and said, "Insofar as she's a representative [of the College Republicans], maybe it shouldn't be said, but she's made a positive statement in a way. I don't really see anything wrong with it. It's just a personal comment, not representative of any group. Just freedom of speech, you know?" 
  
 The Daily Texan received this statement from the UT CR spokesman Cesar Villareal in an email on Monday evening: 
  
 "The UT College Republicans neither condones any 'tweeted' remarks, nor any statements made by any member of our organization that may be hurtful and lacking in sensitivity. The opinion of our President Wright is that of her own not in keeping with our core values, our standards, and our code of conduct. While some within our organization may not respect the current President, UT College Republicans does respect the office of the President of the United States. We are all Americans, and even if we do not agree with certain policies, the UT College Republicans wish all our leaders well, as they are all dedicated to public service. I personally apologize for [the] ‘tweeted’ remark." ||||| 'My president is black, he snorts a lot of crack': ANOTHER Texas College Republican leader in hot water over 'racist' remarks about Obama 
  
  
  
 Cassandra Wright, the president of the University of Texas College Republicans, is finding herself in same kind of hot water as her predecessor after Tweeting controversial remarks about President Barack Obama. 
  
  
  
 'My president’s black, he snorts a lot of crack. Holla. #2012 #Obama,' she posted on Twitter just before 3am Sunday. 
  
  
  
 The last University of Texas College Republicans head, Lauren Pierce, made national news when she posted on Twitter that it might be tempting to shoot the president -- hours after a man fired a high-powered rifle at the White House. 
  
  
  
 Controversy: Some have said this Tweet from the Cassie Wright, president of the College Republicans at the University of Texas-Austin, is racially insensitive 
  
 Laying low: Miss Wright has since locked her Twitter account to the public and has not commented on the remarks she posted 
  
 For good measure, Miss Pierce re-Tweeted the crack-cocaine remarks, as well. 
  
  
  
 Miss Wright has closed her Twitter account to the public and has not responded to the controversy, with some calling the remarks racially-insensitive. 
  
  
  
 However, her organization is already distancing itself from her. 
  
  
  
 'The opinion of our President Wright is that of her own not in keeping with our core values, our standards, and our code of conduct,' Cesar Villareal, a student spokesman for the group, told the campus newspaper the Daily Texan. 
  
  
  
 '... UT College Republicans does respect the office of the President of the United States. We are all Americans, and even if we do not agree with certain policies, the UT College Republicans wish all our leaders well, as they are all dedicated to public service.' 
  
 Distanced: The University of Texas College Republicans have had to separate themselves from Lauren Pierce (left) and current president Miss Wright (right) 
  
  
  
 Last month, Miss Pierce resigned after she Tweeted: 'Y’all as tempting as it may be, don’t shoot Obama. We need him to go down in history as the WORST president we’ve EVER had! #2012.' 
  
 The comment was made hours after a 21-year-old Idaho man was arrested for shooting an AK-47 rifle at the White House. 
  
 She apologized for the remark, saying it was meant to be a joke. 
  
  
  
 Miss Wright, who was installed as her replacement, told ABC News: “Insofar as she’s a representative (of the College Republicans), maybe it shouldn’t be said, but she’s made a positive statement in a way.' 
  
 'I don’t really see anything wrong with it. It’s just a personal comment, not representative of any group. Just freedom of speech, you know?' 
  
 Under fire: Both of the controversial comments were based on the students' intense dislike of President Obama's presidency 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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Another student GOP leader is in big trouble for being tasteless in Texas. "My president's black, he snorts a lot of crack," tweeted Cassandra Wright, president of the University of Texas College Republicans. Wright's predecessor, Lauren Pierce, just stepped down last month after she tweeted that it might be "tempting" to shoot the president, launching a boatload of criticism. Wright's response has been to shut down public access to her Twitter account, reports the Daily Mail. But the UT College Republicans seem as disgusted with Wright as, well, Democrats. "The opinion of our President Wright is that of her own, and not in keeping with our core values, our standards, and our code of conduct," a student spokesman told the Austin campus newspaper the Daily Texan. "UT College Republicans does respect the office of the President of the United States. We are all Americans, and even if we do not agree with certain policies, the UT College Republicans wish all our leaders well, as they are all dedicated to public service." It's no big surprise Wright landed in hot water: She earlier defended Pierce's comment as a "positive statement in a way." She added: "I don’t really see anything wrong with it. It’s just a personal comment, not representative of any group. Just freedom of speech, you know?"