Posted on 09/16/2023 8:05:16 AM PDT by newzjunkey
The Texas State Senate will vote at 10:30am Austin time, 11:30am Pacific. This will conclude the impeachment trial of Texas AG Ken Paxton.
Mark Davis
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Counts 11-14 involve the matters to be dealt with in criminal court, held in abeyance for #PaxtonImpeachment. We will jump from 10 to 15
New Mexico is run by the Lujan family, and look at what the Governor just did!
-PJ
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Ha! My House rep voted for it. But the House wasn’t presented with evidence or lack thereof.
Please see this link that Rusty posted.....excellent, updated count of each article (they’re saying only 16 articles), and, how each Senator has voted, so far.....
Thanks, again, Rusty.
Article ten is a vote to acquit by my count
Oops.....pinged the wrong junkey to my post 185, please see.
BFLR
They’re probably all out at the lake or something.
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“#DrunkDade” lol
14-16 again
SOOO many junkies, so little time :D
Article 15 false statements in official records about whistleblowers
LOL ... 😂 😜
Wonder if that Not Guilty verdict in Michigan a couple of days ago had anything to do with this voting?
#DrunkDade
his FOREVER name!
Prior to his attempt to unseat Paxton as attorney general, George P. Bush was Texas land commissioner after being elected in 2014. Before this, he founded the real estate equity firm Pennybacker Capital and St. Augustine Partners, an oil and gas consulting firm, in 2007.
By 2020, Austin real estate investor Nate Paul, a central figure in the impeachment proceedings against Paxton, had several of his properties raided by law enforcement, his assets frozen, and eventually, his properties foreclosed on.
Despite several attempts to forestall the foreclosure auctions, his properties went to the auction block in 2021. All of the properties were won by “entities connected to two powerful real estate firms: Karlin Real Estate LLC and Pennybacker Capital,” per the Austin Business Journal.
Additionally, potential bidders “complained they weren’t allowed to bid on the World Class properties because trustees would only [accept] cashier’s checks … which multiple attendees said was atypical at foreclosure sales.”
As previously noted, Pennybacker Capital, which acquired the building that housed Paxton associate Nate Paul’s headquarters, was founded by Bush. The firm had also filed a nearly $16 million claim on Paul’s company during the bankruptcy proceedings for another property, but it was dismissed in court.
A few years before Pennybacker bought Paul’s properties, Bush in his capacity as land commissioner in 2017 reportedly used the General Land Office (GLO) to invest around $75 million from the Texas Permanent School Fund into his real estate company. The GLO controls the Real Estate Special Fund Account “to invest in real property on behalf of the Permanent School Fund.”
Bush also used the GLO to retain Johnny Sutton’s law firm, Ashcroft, for legal services worth nearly $180,000 in 2022 alone.
https://dallasexpress.com/state/more-bush-ties-to-paxton-impeachment-revealed/
I think having their phone lines melted contributed, for sure.
Can we still indict George P???? :)
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