Welp, Texas Gonna Texas...

Forget it, Jake. It's Texas. Nine people in Ken Paxton's own office mutinied and gave him up for his relationship with struggling Austin real estate investor Nate Paul. He was overwhelmingly impeached by the massive Republican majority in the Texas House. The week of live-streaming from the legislative chambers pretty much fitted him for a political shroud. Then, when it came time for the Texas Senate to step up, it bailed out. Texas became Texas again, and Ken Paxton seemed to know it all along.

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