Jeff Danziger for September 19, 2023

As overt an abuse of power that you can get. Watch out it’ll spread like wildfire now they know they can get away with it.

Republicans seriously admire Republican law breakers. Alpha males.

Their oath of office means as much to them as that smelly spot on the bottom of their shoe. But what can you do? Vote Blue all the way through!

The republican criminal gang.

Trump must be so proud of his spawn!!!

Are any of us {beside myself} aware of the “Pogo” sequence called “Pogo in Pandemonia”?

It featured a cantaur who was a caricature of Lyndon Johnson as “The Loan Arranger” … that was a reference to Billie Sol Estes, as i recall.

In texas the law only applies to liberals

Paxton still faces federal charges for the actions which led to his impeachment and for SEC charges and a disciplinary hearing for his role in the 2020 election.

Laws? We don’t need no laws!

Know this, America: Republican criminals and traitors are innocent criminals and traitors.

That was impeachment. He still faces criminal charges!

I hear that there was a call to lynch him, until it was pointed out that Lynchburg is in Virginia, not Texas.

Remember, IOKIFYAAR. It’s Okay If You Are A Republican!!

74,000,000, of which a sizeable portion of your are Texan, are you REALLY proud of this action?:

“Pro-Paxton forces paid social media influencers to defend the attorney general,” Axios reported. One Republican strategist said that the “team” had a “very well-defined target audience … no different than a confirmation battle.”

A large majority of House Republicans supported the impeachment of Paxton, but only two Republican senators voted to convict him. Axios asked how something like that could happen.

The top GOP strategist claimed, “We didn’t care what the MSM [mainstream media] said.” The strategist said that the only point was firing up the grassroots and using far-right sites such as National Pulse, Post Millennial, and things they deemed “more valuable than any harm an A1 NYT story could do.”

While that kind of strategy sounded good, the truth is that Republicans were threatened with losing their jobs.

“It was made clear to Texas GOP senators that they’d face a very well-funded primary opponent in their next election if they voted to impeach,” said Axios.

It’s a private club. If you belong you’re above the law.

What laws did AG Paxton break?

I don’t see why this is any surprise for two reasons, #1; He is a sycophant to the governor who is a modern day version of General Antonio López de Santa Anna and #2: If a Democrat did this, they would not only be out of office but in jail before the day was over.

And we all watched it happen. Wow! Shameless. Texas stinks.

He’s guilty as sin. He thinks he doesn’t have to abide by the rules the common person does.

I almost feel sorry for the Bush Republican staffers who were thrown under the bus for being responsible citizens and blowing the whistle on such flagrant corruption. They have been ostracized by their peers and “RINOs” all for simply attempting to do the morally right thing and protect the rule of law. They deserved better. I can’t wait to see one of their op-eds or books reflecting on this whole sordid and deeply saddening affair. I am reminded that healthy democracy can only exist when the majority of the participants support the rule of law and the shared morals of a civil society.

just more corruption in texASS

Geez, kind of an insult to the late Jay Silverheels.

PACs that support Kevin Paxton “donated” (bribed) $3 MILLION to the TX Lt. Gov. who was acting judge because of being the president of the Senate.

Citizens United needs to be reversed ASAP.

Now the Feds have a chance to serve justice…

And that seals the fate of Texas to never be fully blue.

The horses look angry.

“Tonto” means “idiot” in Spanish.