[RandFan]

Wow. Interesting article!

[Jonty30]

Go Ken!

[Paladin2]

A march through Texas [especially Austin] to the Sea sounds appropriate.

[wjcsux]

It’s not revenge, it’s a reconing!

[BillyBoy]

The first thing they need to do is to change the impeachment process in TX so that an impeached person isn't "temporarily suspended" from office until the Senate has a trial and reaches a verdict. Paxton was unable to work for months because of that stupid clause. I can't think of any other state that does that, and the federal government certainly doesn't. (Bill Clinton wasn't "suspended" as President during Monicagate, etc.) It basically amounts to a Texas impeachment working as "The accused is hereby Presumed Guilty until proven innocent"

[No.6]

Another backwards article. The uniparty impeached Paxton in order to stop him doing his job; now that he’s cleared it he’s proceeding to do his job.

It’d be stupid to give them another bite at the apple.

[lurk]

Paxton’s survival is why the old axiom, if you make an attempt to kill the king, be sure you succeed.

This episode exposed how many Bush rinos are in the TX House, and why they need to be gone.

[If You Want It Fixed - Fix It]

If you try to kill a guy, you better not lose. It is called do or die.

[Sequoyah101]

I hope he gets all the revenge he wants and more. Time to fight back just as hard and dirty as possible.

Revenge is a dish best served cold. Much better to get even or ahead of your enemy when they least expect it or thinking they have gotten away with their foul deed. You just never know when something might happen to you for dealing someone dirty. It could be anywhere or any time or any way.

[Maris Crane]

I wonder if the moron who wrote this thing would want to have those hounding you invited to Thanksgiving dinner.

IT’S NOT REVENGE IMBICILE...IT’S JUSTICE.!!!

[taxcontrol]

If you try to politically assassinate someone, it is best to not miss.

[nagant]

Paxton also opposes Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Republican incumbents Presiding Judge Sharon Keller, Judge Barbara Hervey and Judge Michelle Slaughter for denying him the right to prosecute voter fraud.

https://www.texastribune.org/2024/02/19/court-of-criminal-appeals-republican-ken-paxton/

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Hervey will face off against Gina Parker, a Waco attorney, on March 5. Presiding Judge Keller’s opponent is David Schenck, a former state appeals court judge. Slaughter will take on Lee Finley, lawyer from Paxton’s native Collin County.
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[lepton]

The case against Paxton seemed a clear case of railroading based upon spurious claims. There should be some decisiveness on people who fell for it or championed it.

[dforest]

Serve it fresh and cold, Ken. It is all these dirtbags understand.