He’s a Lawyer, Not a Counter
When Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton gets sworn in to testify at his own trial, there will be earthquakes, floods, locusts and whatnot because telling the truth is real hard for Ken.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said earlier this month he was “overwhelmed” by the “support and encouragement” he and his family received after his securities fraud indictment.
But according to an open records request to Paxton’s office, the attorney general received just seven emails of support through an online contact form in the three days after news of his indictment first broke.
The Open Records Act is a nasty little thing that lets newspapers jab you unmercifully.
There were a couple of doozies amongst the emailings. Click the little one to read the big one. Some guys wants him to investigate Benghazi and thinks the Feds indicted him. Enjoy!
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Okay, I’ll give him this – they may be small in number but they are, indeed, overwhelming.


