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===Texas 2023===

===Texas 2023===

[[Conservative]] Attorney General [[Ken Paxton]] was the leader in the country in seeking to close the [[open border]] and otherwise oppose [[Biden]]'s [[liberal agenda]].  Paxton also defeated [[George P. Bush]], of the pro-[[globalism]] Bush family, in the March 2022 [[Republican Party]] primary (and the ensuing runoff).  However, he repeatedly used his office to benefit a political donor, even having the donor hire his mistress as a means of keeping her quiet (notwithstanding his supposedly "Christian faith"), then fired nearly his entire senior staff for contacting law enforcement about his actions.

[[Conservative]] Attorney General [[Ken Paxton]] was the leader in the country in seeking to close the [[open border]] and otherwise oppose [[Biden]]'s [[liberal agenda]].  Paxton also defeated [[George P. Bush]], of the pro-[[globalism]] Bush family, in the March 2022 [[Republican Party]] primary (and the ensuing runoff).

As a result, Paxton was impeached by the Texas House on May 27, 2023.  Under the [[Texas Constitution]] (unlike the United States Constitution), Paxton was immediately suspended from office, pending the Texas Senate determining at a date TBD whether or not to remove him from office (which would make him permanently ineligible for any state or local office in the future).

In an impeachment scheme hatchet in secret and rushed through without any public hearings and without [[due process]], globalists retaliated against Paxton for defeating a Bush and for being so effective against the [[Biden Administration]] in litigation.  [[Donald Trump]], [[Ted Cruz]], the Texas GOP Chairman, and others were highly critical of this ambush against Paxton.

 

Despite bipartisan criticism of the lack of [[due process]] in this scheme, Paxton was impeached by the Texas House on May 27, 2023.  Under the [[Texas Constitution]] (unlike the United States Constitution), Paxton was immediately suspended from office, pending the Texas Senate determining at a date TBD whether or not to remove him from office (which would make him permanently ineligible for any state or local office in the future).

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