Louie Gohmert to run for AG
most definitely could win
weird case referred to AG Paxton
https://www.lubbockonline.com/story/...de/8689360002/
Harvey Kronberg
Held up.
Zero conservative takes so far on our crooked AG.
Felony indicted AG alleged to have broken the law again
https://www.star-telegram.com/news/p...257309502.html
A bad penny always turns up
Just when you thought they couldn't get dumber or crookeder.
There is no bottom to the Texas hole
these bags Are elected by Texans so if you vote for a bag does that make you a bag?
Anecdotal observation:
Gohmert signs up for the most consistent red team members in my neck of the woods.
Zero Paxton signs. Red team wants Paxton out I’m betting.
So much for letting the market decide.
Texas Bar investigates Paxton, within hours Paxton retaliates.
Ken Paxton defeats George P. Bush in Texas Republican primary runoff for attorney general
Yep, your party.
Yep, you're soulless and craven.
he's cool with our crooked AG.
brazen impunity to law is a flex, not least for felony indicted Ken Paxton. in any normative political scenario, his own party would make him resign.
Instead, they allow him to stand for reelection.
Paxton bends the knee, Texas taxpayers will foot the bill.
https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/te...ption/3191800/Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has agreed to apologize and pay $3.3 million in taxpayer money to four former staffers who accused him of corruption in 2020, igniting an ongoing FBI investigation of the three-term Republican.
Under terms of a preliminary lawsuit settlement filed Friday, Paxton made no admission of wrongdoing to accusations of bribery and abuse of office, which he has denied for years and called politically motivated.
But Paxton did commit to making a remarkable public apology toward some of his formerly trusted advisers whom he fired or forced out after they reported him to the FBI. He called them "rogue employees" after they accused Paxton of misusing his office to help one of his campaign contributors, who also employed a woman with whom the attorney general acknowledged having an extramarital affair.
The attorney general's office did not immediately respond to a voicemail message seeking comment Friday.
Both sides signed a mediated agreement that was filed in the Texas Supreme Court and will be followed by a longer, formalized settlement.
"Attorney General Ken Paxton accepts that plaintiffs acted in a manner that they thought was right and apologizes for referring to them as 'rogue employees,'" the final settlement must state, according to court records.
In all, eight members of Paxton's senior staff joined in the extraordinary revolt in 2020 and either resigned or were fired. The settlement is with four of them who sued under Texas' whistleblower law.
Ain't that a !
He s up and taxpayers foot the bill.
Texas Lege might put away its rubber stamp, a very welcome development.
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/pol...s-17788353.phpHouse Speaker Dade Phelan said he does not support the use of taxpayer dollars to fund Attorney General Ken Paxton’s $3.3 million settlement with four former aides who accused him of taking bribes.
Phelan, a Beaumont Republican, does not anticipate that the money will be included in the House budget, he said in a Wednesday interview with CBS DFW.
https://twitter.com/CBSDFW/status/1626021946168057856
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