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On May 27, 2023, a large coalition of [[Democratic Party|Democrats]] and [[liberal]] Republicans voted for a [[Paxton Impeachment|sham impeachment]] of Paxton on twenty frivolous charges. He was denied his [[due process]] right to refute all charges, which came forth in three days without Paxton permitted to present his side of the issue. The voted was prompted by Paxton's call for the resignation of House Speaker [[Dade Phelan]], a [[liberal]] Republican from [[Beaumont]] who allegedly appeared inebriated on the House floor earlier in the week. The vote was a pathetic 121 to 23, with 60 Republicans voting to impeach as probably ordered to do so by the [[RINO]] leadership.

On May 27, 2023, a large coalition of [[Democratic Party|Democrats]] and [[liberal]] Republicans voted for a [[Paxton Impeachment|sham impeachment]] of Paxton on twenty frivolous charges. He was denied his [[due process]] right to refute all charges, which came forth in three days without Paxton permitted to present his side of the issue. The voted was prompted by Paxton's call for the resignation of House Speaker [[Dade Phelan]], a [[liberal]] Republican from [[Beaumont]] who allegedly appeared inebriated on the House floor earlier in the week. The vote was a pathetic 121 to 23, with 60 Republicans voting to impeach as probably ordered to do so by the [[RINO]] leadership.

'''''The Texas Senate fully acquitted on all charges against Paxton, by a landslide vote on September 16, 2023'''''.<ref>https://www.texastribune.org/2023/09/16/ken-paxton-acquitted-impeachment-texas-attorney-general/</ref>

'''''The Texas Senate fully acquitted on all charges against Paxton, by a landslide vote on September 16, 2023'''''.<ref>https://www.texastribune.org/2023/09/16/ken-paxton-acquitted-impeachment-texas-attorney-general/</ref> However, two renegade Republican senators joined their Democrat colleagues to convict.

 

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