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The Collin County Republican Party passed a resolution condemning the impeachment; however, it has chosen not to publicly post it.  On the other hand, the Republican Party of Texas posted their resolution condemning the impeachment.<ref>https://texasgop.org/paxtonimpeachment/</ref>

The Collin County Republican Party passed a resolution condemning the impeachment; however, it has chosen not to publicly post it.  On the other hand, the Republican Party of Texas posted their resolution condemning the impeachment.<ref>https://texasgop.org/paxtonimpeachment/</ref>

Governor Abbott has not publicly commented on the matter.  His only action has been to appoint John Scott, a former Deputy Attorney General and a former Secretary of State, as the interim replacement for Paxton.<ref>https://gov.texas.gov/news/post/governor-abbott-appoints-john-scott-as-interim-attorney-general-of-texas</ref> Notwithstanding that Scott is politically loyal to Abbott, one of his first actions was to continue Paxton's policy of suing the Biden Administration for Federal overreach, this time over its attempts to rewrite Title IX to force schools to adopt favorable pro-transgender policies or lose Federal education funding.<ref>https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/news/releases/texas-launches-lawsuit-against-bidens-unlawful-title-ix-guidance-forcing-transgender-policies</ref>

Governor Abbott has not publicly commented on the matter.  His only action has been to appoint John Scott, a former Deputy Attorney General and a former Secretary of State, as the interim replacement for Paxton.<ref>https://gov.texas.gov/news/post/governor-abbott-appoints-john-scott-as-interim-attorney-general-of-texas</ref> Abbott-appointed Scott then resigned after less than a month and half on the job.<ref>https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/news/releases/statement-provisional-attorney-general-john-scott</ref>

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