RINOs have no place on the Right. Perhaps they could represent an improvement in the Democrat Party.
Until they vote.
Tony Buzbee is going to have a lot of fun on this so-called “impeachment”.
The House’s witness today, Bangert was more damaging to Paxton this morning, but he is now being destroyed under cross by Paxton’s 30 year old defense attorney.
The RINO’s in Texas, think of themselves as “Revenge of the Nerds”.
I know that Texas leans Democrat in the major cities, especially Austin, but to have enough votes convict?
(After all, Texas did elect Ann Richards as Governor...)
By impeaching Paxton, he has been suspended from office. This means someone else is running the show in the AG’s office until this gets thrown out. As with Lake’s lawsuit in AZ, the RINOs are collaborating with the Dems to sabotage the MAGA movement.
One day after the assistant AGs resigned, George P. Bush applied to have his law license after allowing it to lapse for over 10 years.
Probably just a coincidence, /sarcasm
The good thing is the RINO’s are easy to identify now.
Election day is RINO season.
The Bush Family is part of the same CIA corruption behinf the deep state.
Former director of the CIA. Heck even the charter service the CIA used for the Bay of Pigs fiasco was Bush owned.
Bush would serve for a year as the director of the Central Intelligence Agency in the mid-1970s, but, as Joseph McBride reported in The Nation in 1988, his involvement with the agency had started much earlier. In November 1963, shortly after the assassination of John F. Kennedy, FBI director J. Edgar Hoover wrote a memo to the State Department describing the briefing of “Mr. George Bush of the Central Intelligence Agency” on the reaction to the assassination by anti-Castro Cuban exiles in Miami (it was feared by some that the exiles might take advantage of the chaotic situation by initiating an unauthorized raid against Cuba). McBride also cited a source with close connection to the intelligence community who confirmed that, as McBride put it, “Bush started working for the agency in 1960 or 1961, using his oil business as a cover for clandestine activities.”
According to Phillips, “from Yale’s class of 1943 alone, at least forty-two young men entered the intelligence services” (Bush attended from 1945 to 1948), and nearly every major player involved in the Bay of Pigs invasion had been in Yale’s secret Skull and Bones society. By the time Bush became director of the CIA in 1976, Phillips writes, “three generations of the Bush and Walker families already had some six decades of intelligence-related activity and experience under their belts,” which apparently also involved a Mexico-CIA “money line” that made its way into “the hands of the Watergate burglars.”
Paxton is up against a Deep State operation.
I fly a texas state flag above my US flag here in PA because of Paxton’s lawsuit over the election crap.
Paxton’s Attorney is putting the main Bushite through a meat grinder.
Fun to watch.
“Ken Paxton, arguably the most popular and effective Attorney General in the nation”
He’s been quite unpopular for some time: https://texaspolitics.utexas.edu/set/ken-paxton-job-approval-trend
I wasn’t sure about this going in. But now I’m all “Go, Paxton, Go!”
Tony Buzbee gets Jeff Mateer to openly admit to potential crimes during Paxton impeachment Trial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th_sX6g7vUg
The “charismatic” Mike Pence thinks the RINOs should take over the GOP. What a revelation ...Pence is an Idiot.
But he waves that total support of severe restrictions on abortion as a classic “virtue signaling” that he must know is something that is EXTREME.
Sit down, Mike, I suppose you mean well, but you are living in the past.